The Vickery, a new multifamily community at 700 W. Vickery Blvd., is now complete and open to residents in Fort Worth. The project delivers 321 residential units to the market, including 307 apartments and 14 townhomes, and offers a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans. The development marks a notable addition of new rental housing inventory in the immediate area.
Trademark Property Co. led the development of The Vickery on a 5-acre site at the intersection of West Vickery Boulevard and Hemphill Street. With a reported project cost of $82 million, the community reflects a substantial investment in new multifamily product near Fort Worth’s urban core. The site planning and program are designed to combine residential density with activated open spaces and a modest amount of restaurant space.
The project benefits from public-sector participation through the city of Fort Worth’s tax financing district for the area. The district committed $3.3 million toward street, streetscape, and public improvements surrounding the development. These funds are designated for infrastructure and placemaking elements near the project rather than for the building itself, aligning with the city’s broader efforts to support corridor upgrades and public realm enhancements.
Amenities at The Vickery include pickleball courts, a central public park, two dog parks, and a sky lounge for residents. In addition to the residential buildings, the development program incorporates a stand-alone 5,358-square-foot restaurant space with a rooftop patio area. This commercial component is positioned to bring an additional dining option to the neighborhood while providing on-site food and beverage access for residents once it is leased and activated.
Trademark Property Co. is also advancing a separate nearby project, Westbend Residences, as a second phase of multifamily development activity in the area. Westbend Residences is planned as a 321-unit multifamily community on a 3.5-acre site along the Trinity River and is currently under construction. The project design includes approximately 4,500 square feet of restaurant space and is scheduled to open in the first quarter of 2027, extending the local pipeline of new rental housing.
The Vickery’s delivery, combined with the ongoing construction of Westbend Residences, underscores the continued build-out of multifamily housing and amenitized residential environments in and around central Fort Worth. Alongside these development trends, industry participants active in the Texas multifamily market are being encouraged to engage with peers and stakeholders at an upcoming Connect Texas Multifamily event in Dallas in August, which is positioned as a forum for market intelligence, networking, and discussion of broader investment and development dynamics across the state.
