Fort Worth sells land, plans $4.6M investment to support development on East Berry

Mixed-use development in east Fort Worth’s Stop Six neighborhood may be on the way at the intersection of East Berry Street and Stalcup Road.

Mixed-use development in east Fort Worth’s Stop Six neighborhood may be on the way at the intersection of East Berry Street and Stalcup Road.

City officials started issuing initial funds for the project Aug. 6. The city is considering awarding a total of about $4.6 million to support development.

The Local Development Corp., which is composed of City Council members, approved the sale and subsequent rebate of two tracts at 5401 E. Berry St. and 5425 E. Berry St. to a pair of developers for $886,551.

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Source: Kera News

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