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Builders Get To Work on Phase One of Fort Worth’s Westside Village

By Charles Grand / February 16, 2026 /

Construction has begun on the new Westside Village mixed-use district in Fort Worth, with work on phase one of the project aiming to deliver an apartment community and office building. Located just west of the city center, Westside Village will comprise 238,000 square feet of retail, 1,785 multifamily units, 880,000 of office space, and a…

Upcoming $1.7B Westside Village to Enhance Fort Worth City Core

By Charles Grand / June 30, 2025 /

A joint project of Larkspur Capital and the local investment firm Keystone Group is gearing up to deliver a new $1.7 billion mixed-use development just west of downtown Fort Worth. Courtesy of a public-private partnership with the City of Fort Worth, the project will break ground later this year on a 37-acre site that will…

Dallas Housing Committee to be Briefed Monday on Public Facility Corporations 

By April Towery / August 26, 2024 /

A long-awaited briefing on Public Facility Corporation projects is scheduled Monday at 9 a.m. before the Dallas City Council’s Housing and Homeless Solutions Committee.  The presentation has been postponed several times leaving many in the dark about whether the mixed-income housing projects add value to city coffers and housing stock.  “Months ago, I asked staff…

Multifamily Developer Larkspur Capital Makes a Case For Why Dallas Needs Public Facility Corporation Projects

By April Towery / May 30, 2024 /

A briefing on Public Facility Corporation housing projects — what they are and what merit they bring to Dallas — is tentatively slated for June, and affordable housing developers are already building a case to support what they say is a valuable and necessary funding mechanism for missing middle housing.  Larkspur Capital development associate Cole…

Larkspur Capital to Build Mixed-Income Apartment Tower on Ash Lane Near Fair Park 

By April Towery / August 16, 2023 /

With mixed-income housing on the rise, a future land use area plan being crafted, and an anticipated $300 million to spend, there’s a lot going on at Fair Park.  The Dallas landmark got a shot in the arm last year when voters approved a 2 percent increase in hotel occupancy taxes that will fund $300…