Urban Village Transforming Fort Worth's Southside

0:00Construction is gearing up for a $63 million urban village in Fort Worth's historic south side at Evans Avenue and East Rosedale Street. Milwaukee-based World Capital is leading the charge on this mixed-use spot north of the Elemet Chambley Library. It's set to transform empty lots into vibrant community space, with work kicking off later this year. Filing show two residential buildings rising in the 900 block of Evans between Terrell and Humboldt. Though break ground November 1st and wrap by April 30th, 2027. This lines up with promises made back in February to local residents who got the green light that shovels were hitting dirt soon. The neighborhood packs over 2,500 folks into less than a square mile, with median incomes around 51,800. $99 and unemployment doubled the city average at 8%. Many work in health care, so this project aims to boost jobs and stability right where it's needed most. Expect up to 181 affordable units tailored for seniors, backed by the city's $20 million investment in roads, and infrastructure through tax increment financing.

1:10They're chasing businesses too, like a grocery for fresh eats, and one firms already in, E.A. wealth management revamping in 1935 duplex, nearby. As south side of walls, keep eyes on how this village sparks real change, blending homes, shops, and opportunity into the heart of the hood. You've been listening to Dallas News today, AI-powered local news.