908 W. Berry St.
Fort Worth, Texas 76110

The business outlook for Ft. Worth is strong and positioned for continued growth in late 2025, driven by significant population expansion, a diversified economy, a pro-business environment, and major capital investments with a strong pipeline of new projects.  The city is a hub for industries such as aerospace and defense, logistics, healthcare, and manufacturing. 

 

KEY ECONOMIC DRIVERS

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• Population Growth: Fort Worth is one of the fastest-growing large cities in the U.S., which fuels residential and commercial development and attracts new talent and businesses.

• Diverse Economy: The local economy is diversified across several sectors, reducing vulnerability to downturns in any single industry. Major employers include American Airlines, Lockheed Martin, and the Fort Worth ISD.

• Strategic Location and Infrastructure: The city benefits from its proximity to major transportation hubs like the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) and Alliance airports and the I-35 corridor, making it an attractive location for logistics and industrial businesses.

• Pro-Business Stance: The city's leadership and the Fort Worth Economic Development Partnership actively work to attract corporate relocations and expansions, offering a business-friendly culture. These efforts have secured billions in investments and thousands of new jobs.

• Commercial Real Estate: The commercial real estate market is robust, particularly in the industrial and high-end office sectors. The DFW area was ranked as the top U.S. market for real estate investment and development. 

 

W. BERRY/ SOUTH HEMPHILL HEIGHTS

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This retail/office center offers convenience to major highways like I35 to downtown as well as being visible on a highly traveled thoroughfare that makes its way through a bustling business and residential community all the way to the college campus of Texas Christian University. South Hemphill Heights is a historic, community-oriented neighborhood in south Fort Worth, Texas, known for its mix of families, young professionals, and students. The buildings at 908 W. Berry and 1000 W Berry are anchored by Jackson Hewitt Tax and T-Mobile.