Dallas firm buys into part of Fort Worth that's 'having its moment'
A Dallas investor's recent purchase of a prime downtown Fort Worth property signals growing interest by real estate firms in the area. The new owners hope the building, vacant for years, could soon attract a lively restaurant or bar tenant — something to cater to visitors flocking to the nearby convention center, which is undergoing a nine-figure expansion.
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