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Fort Worth is rolling out the red carpet for a huge $2.1 billion data center development. This massive project is expected to bring a significant economic boost to the city.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 3 mentions in the last 30 days, 13 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
The city expects to be cash-positive on the incentive by year one and fully recover the value of the incentives within five years.
Fort Worth residents will benefit from 700 new high-wage jobs and increased tax revenue.
Potential for reduced competitiveness in attracting large businesses seeking significant incentives.
The city is looking to bring a major manufacturing firm to District 8. It would bring hundreds of high-paying jobs and millions in investment, but requires a tax break to compete with other states.
USHCC's 47th National Conference Returns to Fort Worth With a Full Agenda and A-List Speaker Lineup Now Live Latin Times
A significant reduction in funding for economic development incentives is proposed, which could impact the city's ability to attract new businesses or support existing ones. However, the city plans to continue supporting small business development programs.
Fort Worth Has Always Had a Weakness for Crazy Ideas. Enter Texas A&M. Fort Worth Magazine
The billion-dollar project was hoping to score a high-end grocer, the developer told us. Could Trader Joe’s be it?
NVIDIA brings $700M factor to Dallas-Fort Worth metro FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth
The popular grocery store is scheduled to open in November.
When Ridgmar Mall opened in 1976, it included Dillard’s, Sears, JCPenney and Neiman Marcus. Now only one remains.
The World Cup has one more match at “Dallas Stadium,” and parts of Dallas-Fort Worth capitalized on the event more than others
Arlington Mayor Jim Ross shared some World Cup economic impact figures ahead of the final match at AT&T Stadium.
The Fort Worth base had the fourth-largest economic impact out of the 14 military installations in Texas.
Fort Worth saw economic growth in May, according to a report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
The view of downtown Fort Worth is shown from the 24th floor of the Deco 969 apartment building on June 25, 2025. (Mary Abby Goss | Fort Worth Report) " data-large-file="https://i0.wp.com/fortworthreport.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Goss-WhereILive...
Texas A&M campus in downtown Fort Worth could drive $3 billion in economic growth WFAA
Is H-E-B already planning a 2nd store in this North Texas city? MySA
H-E-B eyes store on Fort Worth north side Dallas News
Celestica Provides Update on New Operations in Fort Worth, Texas Hillwood, a Perot Company.
Fort Worth Is Changing the Workforce and Education Model Fort Worth Inc.
Isabel Pérez posa dentro de su puesto en el Long Bazaar el 1 de mayo de 2026, en Fort Worth. Pérez lleva 20 años vendiendo artesanías, dulces mexicanos y artículos de botánica. (Christine Vo | Fort Worth Report) "...
Marand, one of the companies seeking incentives from the Fort Worth City Council, provides parts for the Lockheed Martin F-35. (Courtesy photo | Lockheed Martin) "...
Ray Perryman, right, CEO of The Perryman Report, speaking at the 2026 Fort Worth Housing Solutions Housing Summit on April 29, 2026. (Courtesy | Fort Worth Housing solutions. Photo by Rachel DeLira) "...
Australia-based Marand employs 15 people in southeast Fort Worth, but could expand to offer 150 new jobs.
The Small Business Development Program is making progress in building capacity and foundational elements, fostering partnerships with local chambers to help businesses engage with city contracts.
The Texas Legislature is examining various infrastructure and economic development issues, including the electric grid, data centers, and transportation projects like rail grade crossings. These discussions could lead to new state policies affecting local development and infrastructure investments.
The city is enhancing its support for veteran-owned small businesses through dedicated staff, expanded programming, and a five percent bid preference on city contracts. This aims to foster economic growth and provide opportunities for veterans.
The annual economic impact report for Alliance Texas showcased substantial growth in economic output, job creation, and property tax revenue for the city. The development continues to be a significant driver of regional prosperity.
A new business is being considered for the empty Dollar General building. The applicant wants to bring jobs and services back to the area, addressing issues that led to the previous store's closure.
The city council received an update on the upcoming 2026 Stock Show and Rodeo, including the debut of the renovated Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum. This event is a significant cultural and economic driver for Fort Worth.
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