For over 25 years, the Texas & Pacific Warehouse in Fort Worth has been vacant. Now, the Dallas Business Journal reports that owner Cleopatra Investments has restarted development efforts. Before any progress can be made, city officials must conduct a structural inspection of this historic building which could spark immediate renovations depending on its findings. Plans call for the eastern edge to become a hotel with apartments on upper floors and retail at ground level. This 611 feet long by 100 feet wide structure was once part of the T&P railway and helped jumpstart Fort Worth’s growth in the past century. With an upcoming inspection potentially leading to redevelopment, this abandoned landmark could soon be revitalized into something new!
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Northmarq Facilitates $78M Permanent Loans for Lower East Side Portfolio
Tom Peloquin, head of Northmarq’s Carolinas Debt + Equity team, successfully secured $78.4 million in permanent fixed loans for five