Fort Worth Getting Two Multifamily Projects In The Foundry

Fort Capital has begun construction on two new residential properties in The Foundry, a new mixed-use development headed by M2G Ventures in Fort Worth’s West 7th Street District. Slated for completion in late 2017, The Townhomes and Fort201 at The Foundry are among the first residential properties to break ground in the up-and-coming district, which is located on the corners of Currie, Weisenberger, and Foch Streets, just north of West 7th Street.
Courtesy of Fort Capital

M2G Ventures’ The Foundry District in Fort Worth’s West 7th Street District will soon have two new residential options. Fort Worth-based Fort Capital broke ground on a multifamily project and townhomes that will deliver later this year. 

Fort201 will have 72 units ranging from studios to two-bedrooms. Amenities for the two-building, Class-A multifamily project (rendered above) include rooftop decks, lounge areas, communal workspaces and marble countertops. Rents for the smallest units will start at $1,075, just over Fort Worth’s average rental rate of $1,013, according to Axiometrics

Eight stand-alone units of The Townhomes at The Foundry will have many smart features that can be controlled from a smartphone, such as locks, lighting and surveillance. The three-story, 2k SF floor plans with two bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms and a two-car garage will start at $430k to buy.

At build-out, The Foundry will have creative offices, event space, a market, several retail fronts and restaurants. Some tenants are already open or opening soon, including Tactical Systems Network, Morris Capital, Hillstar Capital, M&O Station Grill, Fort Worth Screen Printing, City Surf Fitness, Cowtown Marathon, Leonard's Museum and Feathers boutique. 

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