Real Estate

3 residential phases in development

Primrose School

• 12 classrooms
• Three secure, age-appropriate playgrounds
• Classrooms and curricula specifically designed for infants, toddlers, early preschool, preschool, and pre-K
• After-school care programs

Fire Station #43

More additions

• Modera at Walsh, a luxury multifamily community located just across from the residential neighborhood on the south side of I-30. Modera is actively leasing traditional apartment homes, townhomes + “casitas.”
• The John and Tracy Sellers Sports Complex, located at Walsh Ranch’s pediatric orthopedic facility. This new facility from Cook Children’s includes a 30-yard mini football field, quarter-mile track, pitching mound, and a speed + agility training area. The complex will play a key role in helping young athletes get the best care and rehabilitative services possible.

• Cantina Cadillac Golf Benefit | Friday, Nov. 10 | 10 a.m.-7 p.m. | The Golf Club at Champions Circle, 15801 Championship Pkwy., Fort Worth | $150-$2,000 | Tee off on the beautiful course + enjoy music, dinner, and an auction in support of the renovations at Cantina Cadillac.
• Texas Country Music Weekend | Friday, Nov. 10-Sunday, Nov. 12 | 10 a.m.-8 p.m. | Fort Worth Stockyards, 131 E. Exchange Ave., Fort Worth | Free | Celebrate Lone Star State music with performances all weekend long featuring headliners Kin Faux and Kate Watson.
• “Bond and Beyond” | Friday, Nov. 10-Sunday, Nov. 12 | Times vary | Bass Performance Hall, 525 Commerce St., Fort Worth | $39-$116 | Enjoy the jaunty soundtracks of iconic spy-thriller films featuring 007 performed by the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra.

• Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow Party | Saturday, Nov. 11-Sunday, Nov. 12 | Times vary | Dickies Arena, 1911 Montgomery St., Fort Worth | $30-$60 | Be dazzled by an outrageous glow-in-the-dark monster truck rally for all ages.
• Water Lantern Festival | Saturday, Nov. 11 | 3:30-7:30 p.m. | Panther Island Pavilion, 395 Purcey St., Fort Worth | $46-$56 | Send a personalized lantern floating down the Trinity River carrying a message of hope, love, and peace.
• TCU Football | Saturday, Nov. 11 | 6:30 p.m. | Amon G. Carter Stadium, 2850 Stadium Dr., Fort Worth | $150-$1,779 | Watch the Horned Frogs take on the University of Texas Longhorns.

• Fort Worth Marathon | Sunday, Nov. 12 | 6 a.m.-12 p.m. | Panther Island Pavilion, 395 Purcey St., Fort Worth | $35-$200 | Traipse through town with 5K, 10K, half- and full marathon race courses.
• Burnt Ends Bash | Sunday, Nov. 12 | 1-4 p.m. | River Ranch Stockyards, 500 NE 23rd St., Fort Worth | $15-$69 | Savor mouth-watering dishes from talented local chefs in support of the Texas Restaurant Association.
• Bird & Nature Photography | Sunday, Nov. 12 | 4-6 p.m. | The Trailhead at Clearfork, 4801 Edwards Ranch Rd., Fort Worth | $10 | Join an educational walk with photographer Edgar Miller to photograph birds along the Trinity River.

• TV’s favorite psychologist is coming to Fort Worth. Dr. Phil McGraw — who knew he had a last name — will launch Merit Street Media, a new cable TV network, from Alliance on Monday, Feb. 26. The news and entertainment network will air nightly at 7 p.m.

• Fort Worth’s newest luxury lodging is officially open. The Crescent Hotel cut the ribbon in the Cultural District with 200 rooms, two restaurants, and a bar. Book a staycation.

• Grocery chain Kroger broke ground on a state-of-the-art store along Highway 287 north of town. The 123,000-sqft marketplace — with a Starbucks, Murray’s Cheese counter, pharmacy, and gas station — is scheduled to open at the end of 2024. (CultureMap Fort Worth)

• An 880-acre historic ranch is up for sale. The Shelton Ranch at 3500 Peden Rd. hit the market for $39.5 million and features a 5,600-sqft main house, managers house, and storage building. The city marked the land for mixed use development in its Future Land Use Plan.

• UNT HSC’s School of Public Health is diving into AI in the healthcare industry with a new expert lecture event. “Artificial Intelligence, Health Equity and Future of Public Health” on Thursday, Nov. 30 at 5:30 p.m. Register in advance.

• No. 12. That’s what Fort Worth ranked in the Financial Times and Nikkei’s list of best US cities for international business. The report evaluated workforce + talent, openness, business environment, and more. Six other Texas cities were in the Top 20.

• A new community outreach program called Graffiti Goes Green is working to revitalize the area under the Main Street Bridge. Part of the city’s sustainable Graffiti Abatement Program, the group is planting self-attaching ivy and vines to grow over tagged areas, rather than painting over them.

• Local businessman David Bonderman was honored as the 2023 Executive of the Year by the Fort Worth Business Hall of Fame. Bonderman co-owns the Seattle Kraken and the Boston Celtics + is the chairman of asset management firm TGP Inc. (Fort Worth Business Press)

• See why The New York Times named Greenville, SC as one of the “52 Places to Go in 2023.” Plus, snag a free Visitor’s Guide to start planning your trip.*

• Your new first drink of the night: ZBiotics, a probiotic engineered by PhD microbiologists to break down the byproduct of alcohol. Try it to wake up feeling refreshed tomorrow.*

HEB ISD

• Replacement buildings for L.B. Bell and Trinity High Schools
• Replacement buildings for Bell Manor, Hurst Hills, Wilshire, and Midway Park Elementary Schools
• Updates for safety including a new secure entry at Hurst Junior High and equipment for school security officers
• $18 million technology upgrade that outfits every student with an iPad or Google Chromebook

Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD

• Replacement of Saginaw Elementary and Wayside Middle School
• New elementary and middle school
• Addition to Watson High School
• New agricultural sciences building
• Upgraded security and safety systems
• Technology purchases for 30,000 student devices + network infrastructure expansion