Investment Highlights
Historic landmark property in the Fort Worth Stockyards District, offering rich potential for use as retail, restaurants, hotels, or event space.
Placed on 2.23 acres within a designated Opportunity Zone, offering ample on-site parking and flexible mixed-use zoning.
Convenient proximity to major attractions.
Includes a 33,000-SF building with exposed brick, towering ceilings, and large skylights, as well as a beautifully landscaped outdoor event space.
Prime visibility in one of Fort Worth’s most desirable destinations that draws over 10 million visitors each year.
Rapidly growing 5-mile population of more than 234,000, with an average household income of over $80,000 and annual spending of more than $2.4B.
Executive Summary
Discover a one-of-a-kind opportunity to acquire a historic landmark property at the heart of the Fort Worth Stockyards District. This rare offer allows users and investors to own a piece of Fort Worth’s legendary heritage and future growth.
The property comprises a 33,000-square-foot building on 2.23 acres, as well as a beautifully landscaped outdoor venue measuring 8,300 square feet. Zoned for mixed use, the building presents the perfect choice for use as a restaurant, retail, hotel, or event space. Much of the property’s original charm has been preserved, with classic outdoor murals, exposed brick interiors, and towering ceilings with skylights, creating a warm and inspiring environment.
The property features prime visibility in one of Texas’ most visited destinations, the Stockyards District.
This lively destination draws in more than 10 million annual visitors, providing the property with direct exposure to more than 16,000 daily vehicles alongside robust foot traffic. The location enjoys convenient proximity to the area’s major attractions, as well as numerous quality retail, entertainment, and hospitality amenities.
Placed within a designated Opportunity Zone, a new owner of the property will benefit from multiple long-term growth opportunities. Future redevelopment, renovation, and adaptive reuse projects can qualify for substantial capital gains tax incentives, offsetting costs significantly.
The Stockyards and North Fort Worth present an ideal climate for both growing businesses and investors, supported by strong demographics and leasing fundamentals. Currently, retail vacancies in the region sit at just 3.6%, driving average rent growth of 5% annually during the past five years. The heightened demand in the region is attributed to a large number of yearly visitors, as well as a rapidly growing local population, with more than 234,000 residents living within 5 miles of the subject property. With an average household income of more than $80,000, these locals contributed an impressive annual spending of more than $2.4 billion, creating a high-growth environment for retail, event, and service-oriented properties like this one.
