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Fort Worth State of the Market

Economic and Commercial Real Estate Update and Forecast

Event Ended On: Tuesday March 20 2018

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Speakers and Panels

Fort Worth's Multifamily Boom!

Bexie Nobles

Bexie Nobles

Director of Community Relations, Republic Property Group – Walsh

Fort Worth Retail, Industrial, and Office Update and Forecast

Stephen Coslik

Chairman, The Woodmont Company

JD Granger

Executive Director, Trinity River Vision Authority
Andy Taft

Andy Taft

President, Downtown Fort Worth, Inc.
Randle Harwood

Randle Harwood

Planning and Development Director, City of Fort Worth
Drew Kile
Moderator

Drew Kile

Senior Director, IPA Texas

Venue

Sheraton Fort Worth Downtown Hotel
1701 Commerce Street
Fort Worth, Texas, 76102

Ballroom: Magnolia Ballroom & Pre-Function Space, Second Level


Parking Information:

Self-parking via an on-site garage, $12 per day

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Agenda

Time Activity
7:30 AM
8:30 AM
Coffee, Networking, and Breakfast
8:30 AM
9:15 AM
Fort Worth's Multifamily Boom!
9:15 AM
10:00 AM
Fort Worth Retail, Industrial, and Office Update and Forecast
10:00 AM
10:30 AM
More Networking!

Summary

1) Fort Worth office is not that strong, clocking 21% vacancy in Q4 '17, and rents softened from $19.16/SF in Q3 to $19.02 in Q4. Will this downward trend continue, or are there opportunities for this office market to turn around?

2) How will XTO’s move impact Fort Worth’s office and hospitality market?

3) Fort Worth industrial is enjoying a 6.4% vacancy rate, and developers appear bullish on the market as there were roughly 600K SF delivered in Q4 '17 with another 300K SF on the way in South Fort Worth, and 3.6M SF on the way in North Fort Worth. What makes this market so attractive to industrial developers and investors?

4) Fort Worth multifamily is booming! Who's renting? and is there still enough demand for the new supply coming online in 2018?

5) With the changing behavior of shoppers and growing competition, how are retailers and retail developers adapting in the Fort Worth market?