The Daily Dig:
Moss has started construction on Phase I of Westside Village, a $1.7 billion, 37 acre mixed-use district just west of downtown Fort Worth along the West Fork of the Trinity River. The full vision calls for a walkable environment that blends office, residential, retail, hospitality, and public space into a single connected district.
Phase I includes a 308-unit luxury multifamily building with residential units, live-work spaces, and ground floor retail. Plus, a 100,000 square foot Class AA office building featuring ground floor retail, two restaurant concepts, a private social club, and a below grade jazz club. Both buildings share an underground parking garage designed to support the pedestrian-oriented layout planned across the wider site.
Project Snapshot:
Owner / Developer: FW Westside RE Investors LLC (Keystone Group, LP & Larkspur Capital LP)
General Contractor: Moss
Design Team: Michael Hsu Office of Architecture; Corgan (architect of record for office and multifamily); GGN (landscape architecture)
Sector: Mixed-use (Office, Multifamily, Retail, Hospitality)
Value: $1.7 billion (full district)
Location: Fort Worth, Texas
Scope: 308 units; 100,000 SF office (Phase I); 37 acre site
Timeline / Status: Phase I under construction
TheJobWalk Thoughts:
Phase I is already complex, multifamily and Class AA office sharing a site with below grade structured parking means tight trade coordination from the jump. But the bigger picture is what makes this worth watching. At full build-out, Westside Village is projected to include roughly 880,000 square feet of office, 238,000 square feet of retail, 1,785 residential units, and a luxury boutique hotel. That's years of layered procurement cycles, not a single bid opportunity. For subs and suppliers in the Fort Worth market, the real move is staying close to the developer team now, so you're not starting from scratch when later phases hit permitting.
Courtesy of Corgan
