Business
Posted By FWTXmag Productions on 2018 Sep 18 - 12:49pm
by Jenelle Langford
Haltom City now has a hub for pickup truck enthusiasts.
Cap-it, a truck accessory store that originated in Canada, is opening its first U.S. store in Haltom City on Sept. 22.
Located at 5837 Denton Highway, the 10,000-square-foot store will offer the largest selection of...
Posted By FWTXmag Productions on 2018 Sep 18 - 12:41pm
by Marissa Alvarado
The long-awaited Dickson-Jenkins Lofts & Plaza celebrated its grand opening Sept. 1 at 201 S. St. Louis Ave.
Formerly known as the Dickson-Jenkins Manufacturing Company, the 1920s structure once served as a farm clothing production facility. Since the 1960s, Branch-Smith...
Posted By Scott Nishimura1 on 2018 Sep 13 - 11:31am
BROKERS
Michael Berkowitz
CEO
Colonial Commercial Real Estate
Landlord representation, office
James K. Blake
Managing director
SVN/Trinity Advisors
Retail, industrial
Jerry Bolz
Partner
Worth Commercial Real Estate
Investment sales, tenant representation, office leasing
LeAnn...
Posted By ScottNishimura2 on 2018 Sep 12 - 7:40pm
Hayden Blackburn takes over as executive director of Fort Worth startup incubator
Darlene Boudreaux, a retired pharma entrepreneur who nurtured new generations of entrepreneurs as executive director of the TechFW incubator, said Wednesday she was stepping down from her post after 12 years and would remain a coach for the organization.
Hayden Blackburn, TechFW’s assistant...
Posted By Scott Nishimura1 on 2018 Sep 11 - 3:49pm
Tarrant County, after years in the making, is finally getting rail service to DFW Airport, when Trinity Metro launches TEXRail on New Year’s Eve between T&P Station on the Near Southside to the airport, with seven stops. Higher-density development has already surfaced around several of...
Posted By Scott Nishimura1 on 2018 Sep 11 - 3:40pm
The economy was headed into recession in 2007 when Trent Prim left his job at the construction company Linbeck to start a firm with his wife, Beth. The couple had one job in hand. “It wasn't as bad (the first year) as the next year or the next couple of years,” Trent Prim jokes....
Posted By Scott Nishimura1 on 2018 Sep 11 - 2:27pm
It was a good question: Susan Gruppi and Jessica Worman had organized 19 investors – dad and one of his business partners, ex-bosses, TCU friends, colleagues – to buy a warehouse. It was their first deal after they left jobs to form a real estate company out of a small coworking space...
Posted By Scott Nishimura1 on 2018 Sep 11 - 2:04pm
Caterer Carlo Capua, founder of Z’s Café in Fort Worth, got a strong sense of the potential demand for a small business kitchen incubator in the city when he began offering his Near Southside commercial kitchen for rent. “For every 10 people who called me, I could only help two...
Posted By Samantha Calimbahin on 2018 Sep 11 - 1:50pm
From leading expeditions through educational organization Outward Bound to clearing landmines with nonprofit HALO Trust, David Gill has spent most of his life traveling everywhere from Africa to South America.
But the U.K. native eventually found himself in Texas, thanks to his wife, Audri. They...
Posted By Samantha Calimbahin on 2018 Sep 11 - 1:28pm
You can’t miss it. In Arlington, just off Interstate 20 right before you hit The Parks at Arlington mall, stands what appears to be a hunting lodge in the middle of the city — stone walls and stylishly imperfect wood paneling grace the exterior; balconies line the second floor; and...
