This great office complex, conveniently located in the heart of downtown Fort Worth, is ready to become a part of your business. It has over 80 offices of different shapes and sizes, making the center suitable for any business.
Cross Streets: East 6th Street and Commerce Street
This property, located between the I-35 and Denton Highway, is ready to help your business with its numerous excellent included amenities. Located on the top floor of a mixed-use development, it features a dry cleaner, salon, fitness center and coffee shop on the premises. Three conference rooms, a training room, video conference equipment, a full kitchen, and plenty of surface parking are available all with the necessary equipment and a trained, professional staff to handle your business needs.
The Mercantile Plaza business center occupies a three-story brick and cast stone Class A office building with a spacious two-story reception area. The business center is conveniently located on the north side of Fort Worth, the 16th largest city in the US, known for its dynamic and rapidly growing economy and prestigious list of Fortune 500 corporate citizens. Fort Worth has traditionally been home to a diverse range of industries including manufacturing, transportation, communication and utilities. Emerging economic sectors include semiconductor and communications equipment manufacturing, corporate offices, and distribution. The broader Dallas/Fort Worth area is an established trade and distribution hub as well as being the telecommunications center for Texas. Not surprisingly, tourism also makes an important contribution to this bustling city of ‘cowboys and culture' with its perfect blend of Old West charm and historic buildings, Texan chic and towering modern skyscrapers.
The Fort Worth Downtown center is situated in a distinctive pinwheel-shaped office tower that gives the building the benefit of prominence, as well as creating several corner offices. Many leading corporations, including a major national accounting firm, international and national oil and gas companies, law firms and financial services, call the tower – or the second, similar tower it’s linked to – home. A big draw is the educated workforce, with nearby DeVry University Center offering business, technology and management degrees. The neighborhood includes a premium convention center, hotels, entertainment venues and many financial institutions. The center is well situated for access to the interstate (I-35W and I-30) and Fort Worth Intermodel Transportation Center, where the Trinity Railway Express connects to Dallas and Amtrak to further afield. Glass skywalks connect the garages of both towers and there is parking for around 3,800 vehicles, and many other amenities on-site.
Located on a prominent corner in the Fort Worth central business district, the Sundance Square center occupies a major growth area in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. The attractive 12-story red brick building has state-of-the-art access control and on-site security, with offices boasting 13ft floor-to-ceiling heights and cityscape views. The entrance lobby is marble lined and features art deco type lights. There’s a choice of surface lots and parking garages. Corporate neighbors include energy, oil and gas, financial services, mining and risk management. The city center has plenty of amenities and is served by The T mass transit system, which includes buses and commuter light rail. Interstate 35 West runs north and south through Fort Worth. Meacham International Airport is five miles away or about 15 minutes’ drive
Located in the prestigious Western Insurance Building in the Woodhaven area. Conveniently located near the intersection of i-820 and i-30, four miles east of downtown Ft. Worth and two miles from Arlington.
