Fort Worth, TX Commercial Real Estate for Lease and Sale
Explore 957 listing(s) of commercial real estate in Fort Worth, TX to find the best space for your business.
Here is a rundown of the primary commercial real estate property types currently available in Fort Worth:
The average rent for commercial real estate in Fort Worth is $16.71 per square foot. However, specific rates may vary widely by property type, class and quality. The cheapest commercial space in Fort Worth costs $5, while the city’s premium locations ask up to $33.
Office space here averages $30.28 per square foot while industrial space averages $10.45 per square foot. The variation reflects differences in property types, quality, and demand.
Here is a breakdown of the average size of different property classes (also known as asset class or property type):
The best area for commercial real estate in Fort Worth will depend greatly on your needs. The neighborhood with the largest overall number of commercial listings is Downtown Fort Worth, home to no fewer than 209 listings for space of all types. If you're looking for office space, Downtown Fort Worth has the highest concentration of office listings at 159.
Meanwhile, Downtown Fort Worth has the highest number of industrial availabilities (26), while Wedgwood boasts the largest number of retail listings in the city (23).
CommercialCafe’s CRE offering in Fort Worth is enabled by a network of 546 active brokers from 171 different firms, ensuring a wide variety of listings. Working with an experienced professional can make a real difference. Learn more about the benefits of working with a broker.
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The profitability of a commercial real estate investment depends on a multitude of factors working together. These factors include the quality of the asset itself, local market conditions, the state of the local economy and the demand for that particular type of commercial property, to name a few.
Asking rents in the city can be as high as $33 per square foot. In particular, the property type commanding the highest lease rates in Fort Worth is Office space.
The average size of a commercial property here stands at 1,615,572,757. However, different asset classes and zoning laws will result in vastly different property sizes.
Here is a breakdown of the average size of different commercial asset classes in Fort Worth:
Office properties:
| Property Type | Count of Listings | Total Sq. Ft. |
|---|---|---|
| Office | 175 | 4,781,535 |
| Retail | 248 | 2,770,628 |
| Industrial | 205 | 28,012,868 |
| Other | 63 | 1,615,572,757 |
| Property Type | Count of Listings | Total Sq. Ft. |
|---|---|---|
| Office | 28 | 440,369 |
| Retail | 36 | 428,400 |
| Industrial | 42 | 1,320,343 |
| Other | 194 | 2,174,522 |
The north-central Texas city is home to more than 800,000 people and an integral part of one of the country’s largest metroplex areas. Fort Worth is the second-largest city in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metropolitan area, which is commonly referred to as the DFW Metroplex. Established in 1849 as an army outpost, the city became a center for the trade of iconic Texas longhorn cattle. Since the dawn of the industrial age, however, the main local economic driver has traditionally been the energy industry. As the local economy has continued to diversify, commercial real estate in Fort Worth has also become home to enterprises operating in aviation; logistics and distribution; healthcare; defense and security; education; and much more.
The city’s continually diversifying economy — along with the sprawl capacity granted by its geographic location — have contributed greatly to the city’s growth. In fact, Fort Worth is one of few cities in the U.S. to boast population growth — both through birth and through in-migration — in the decade between 2010 and 2020, according to 2020 U.S. Census findings. In terms of infrastructure, Fort Worth is one of the easiest cities to reach and travel out of, with two world-class airports located within 50 miles of the city, as well as excellent roadway connectivity along Interstates 20, 30 and 35.