Deal Ticker: Fort Worth’s Triune Centre Lands Anchor Tenant
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Fort Worth’s Triune Centre has landed its anchor tenant.
Vantage Bank Texas signed a 15,000 square foot lease at the 30,000 square foot building the first office development of its kind in the United States to feature a fully automated valet parking tower system.
Cornerstone Projects Group, a development, architecture, and construction company, and Trident Structures, a total-solutions engineering, procurement, and construction company, are partners in development. Construction will begin in the second quarter of 2021, and the building is set to deliver in summer 2022.
Historic Fort Worth school pitched for new office digs
More than century-old building housed offices for Dickies.
Built in 1892 as a grade school, the building is south of downtown Fort Worth.(Transwestern)
A Fort Worth landmark is up for grabs as a new office location.
The two-story building south of downtown was built in 1892 as a grade school. For years, the building housed offices for Williamson-Dickie Manufacturing Co., the iconic apparel firm.
Now the Richardsonian Romanesque-style building called The Schoolhouse on Lipscomb is being offered for lease to other corporate tenants.
“This history-rich building offers a one-of-a-kind chance to lease a beautifully designed space in a submarket that has seen incredible growth in recent years,” Whit Kelly of commercial property firm Transwestern said in a statement. “Opportunities for single or multi-tenant use are extraordinary, and the design of the schoolhouse only supplements the tenant experience within the unique