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Fort Worth Sees Office Demand Surge Amid Rising Costs

1/27/2025

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Fort Worth's office market grapples with rising construction costs and fluctuating interest rates, yet Q4 2024 saw a rise in new leases, signaling demand.
Sunon Furniture leased 34,175 square feet for a distribution center, boosting Fort Worth's status as a distribution hub.
Moses Tucker Partners and Equity Partnership Holdings invested over $150 million in DFW multifamily properties, including a new 274-unit complex.
Fort Worth Country Day unveiled a $25 million lower school building with outdoor learning spaces and a historic oak tree.

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Fort Worth's office market grapples with rising construction costs and fluctuating interest rates, yet Q4 2024 saw a rise in new leases, signaling demand.
Sunon Furniture leased 34,175 square feet for a distribution center, boosting Fort Worth's status as a distribution hub.
Moses Tucker Partners and Equity Partnership Holdings invested over $150 million in DFW multifamily properties, including a new 274-unit complex.
Fort Worth Country Day unveiled a $25 million lower school building with outdoor learning spaces and a historic oak tree.