
Rock Creek Ranch: Fort Worth's New Mixed-Use Hub
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Developers, including Houstons Walton Global, are transforming nearly two thousand acres along Chisholm Trail Parkway in Fort Worth into a mixed-use project, Rock Creek Ranch. The plan includes homes, apartments, commercial spaces, and a data center. Recent permits show grading work starting on a multifamily housing phase. Despite local concerns about overcrowding and loss of views, the city council approved the rezoning, viewing it as an economic boost. The Rock Creek Apartments, a fifty-million-dollar project, is set to be completed by May 2027, along with a data center, marking a significant shift in the areas skyline.
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Dallas News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Rock Creek Ranch: Fort Worth's New Mixed-Use Hub. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Developers are gearing up for a massive mixed-use project on nearly 2,000 acres along Chisholm Trail Parkway in Southwest Fort Worth. The Rock Creek Ranch Master Plan, led by Houston's Walton Global and others, mixes homes, apartments, commercial spots, and even a data center. Recent city records show Westwood professional services filing permits for grading work on a multi-family housing phase at Brewer Boulevard. Earlier this year, Walton pushed to rezone their 1756 acre spread for denser housing in that data center. Fort Worth set up a public improvement district to fund the roads and infrastructure needed. Most of the farmland will turn into single-family homes with lots at least 5,000 square feet while highway frontland gets apartments and shops. Locals in the Panther Heights neighborhood fought back hard, worried about overloaded roads, water systems, and losing their open views. They packed meetings, but the city council greenlit the rezoning 7-2 back in September 2024, seeing it as an economic win for.
The growing edge of town. Now fresh filings from January 2025 reveal details on Rock Creek apartments, a $50 million setup with 10 buildings, A.L., Clubhouse, pool, garages, and car ports, iron completion by May 30th, 2027. The 121 acre data center got the final nod too, despite the pushback. Walton calls this a smart hub for Fort Worth's boom, and with permits rolling in, expect shovels in the ground soon, reshaping the skyline out there. Local news, powered by AI. This is Dallas News Today. I'm Corey with the story.
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