City: Fort Worth

December 31, 2003 Star-TelegramFWTX Building, the owner of the Landmark Tower in downtown Fort Worth, Texas, is being sued by an associate for an undisclosed amount of money only days before the building is scheduled to be sold on the ...

December 17, 2003 Star-TelegramThe Miami-based lender on Landmark Tower in downtown Fort Worth, Texas, has placed the building in foreclosure and will sell the property unless its owner can repay a $4 million loan by Jan. 6. Scott Christensen – ...

December 16, 2003 Star-TelegramThe office market in downtown Fort Worth, Texas, will face a challenge next year that it hasn't seen in more than a decade: hundreds of thousands of square feet of office space will open up, flooding the ...

December 4, 2003 Dallas-Fort Worth Star-TelegramDallas-based developer UC Urban has quietly begun construction on So7 – a long-awaited 25-acre development on the west side of Trinity Park near downtown Fort Worth that will now include a 150-room hotel. The South ...

December 2, 2003 Dallas Business JournalIndustrial Developments International, based in Atlanta, expects to complete by January the last of the speculative buildings planned for the 181-acre DFW Trade Center. IDI bought the property, which straddles the border between Grapevine and ...

November 24, 2003 Dallas Business JournalCHS Inc., one of the nation's largest farm cooperatives, has leased 101,893 square feet of the 300,000-sf warehouse at 401 Railhead Road in Fort Worth, Texas. The Inver Grove Heights, Minn.-based cooperative, which is also ...

November 24, 2003 Dallas Business JournalCalifornia-based Countrywide Financial Corp., one of the country's largest mortgage lenders, has signed a short-term lease to take over a vacant, 387,000-square-foot building at 5401 N. Beach St. in North Fort Worth's Fossil Creek Business ...

November 18, 2003 Star-TelegramFort Worth, Texas, officials have picked two developers for further negotiations over plans to build a luxury, 400-room or larger convention center hotel downtown. Austin Commercial in Dallas and Omni Hotels in Irving were chosen from a ...

November 17, 2003 Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff ReportEquity Office Properties Trust (NYSE:EOP) sold the Wachovia Center in Charlotte, N.C., for $60.6 million and the Summit Office Park in Fort Worth, Texas, for $17.2 million.The sales were reported last month.The ...

November 6, 2003 Dallas Morning NewsAnalysts don't expect a quick bounce in rent or occupancy levels in Dallas-Fort Worth's battered apartment market. For that to happen, local job growth would need to soar and developers would have to stop construction, ...