$82 million development planned for South University Drive

The seven-story, mixed-use development would be the second phase of Westbend, along the Trinity River.

The conceptual renderings show seven stories of apartments next to the existing Westbend development that look out onto the Trinity River.

The conceptual renderings show seven stories of apartments that look out onto the Trinity River.

Rendering courtesy of the City of Fort Worth

City Council is considering over $3 million in incentives for a new seven-story development along South University Drive. Local developer Trademark Property proposed the $81.6 million expansion of Westbend, set to be complete before August 2028.

The $53 million first phase of Westbend was completed in 2015. The second phase has the potential to add $65.7 million in taxable value to a currently empty, wedge-shaped parcel between South University Drive and the Clear Fork of the Trinity River.

What’s included?

  • 300 units of multifamily housing
  • 4,500 sqft of commercial space
  • A trailhead linking the complex to the Trinity Trails
  • Sidewalk improvements + bike repair station
  • Public art, landscaping + outdoor seating

City Council will vote on 10 annual grants — which total over $3 million and require Trademark Properties to hire business equity firms for 15% of the costs — on Tuesday, Aug. 27.

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