Is more industry coming to south Fort Worth? Dallas developers purchase 58 acres

Reserve Capital Partners plans to convert the largely empty patch of brushy land in south Fort Worth into an industrial development.

A Dallas-based commercial real estate firm snapped up 58 acres in south Fort Worth on Wednesday.

Reserve Capital Partners plans to convert the largely empty patch of brushy land into an industrial development. The property, addressed 5921 South Freeway, flanks the intersection of interstates 20 and 35W and is zoned for light industrial use.

“This property possesses great potential for the buyer with its location near major roadways in a fast-growing area of the southwest Metroplex,” Carter Crow, principal for Younger Partners, the agency that brokered the deal, said in a press release.

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Source: Fort Worth Star-Telegram

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