Retail Construction Launching Soon at $250M Copper Ranch Mixed-Use Project in North Fort Worth
North Fort Worth’s growth continues to surge as new retail development in Fort Worth prepares to break ground at the highly anticipated Copper Ranch project. According to recent state filings, this phase marks another milestone for the mixed-use project reshaping the Bonds Ranch corridor with new retail, dining, and residential options.
New Retail Construction to Begin at Copper Ranch
The north Fort Worth development will include two one-story retail buildings located at 311 East Bonds Ranch Road, each spanning approximately 12,000 square feet. Construction for the Copper Ranch retail development is slated to start in January 2026 and wrap up by Summer 2026. The combined estimated cost for the two retail shell buildings is $6.5 million, signaling steady momentum for this growing commercial corridor.
Copper Ranch: North Fort Worth’s $250 Million Mixed-Use Destination
The Copper Ranch mixed-use project represents an overall investment of $250 million and includes Trammell Crow’s 550-unit Class A multifamily project, the first Northwest ISD Early Childhood Learning Center, and several national restaurant tenants such as Chick-fil-A, Chipotle, Panda Express, 7-Eleven, and WingStop. The retail development sits adjacent to the newly opened Kroger that anchors Bonds Ranch Marketplace, creating a dynamic community hub in North Fort Worth.
Developers and Design Firms Leading the Project
The design firm behind this retail development in Fort Worth is O’Brien Architects of Dallas, while the project’s developer is Direct Retail Partners, also based in Dallas. Together, these firms continue to shape North Fort Worth’s transformation into one of the region’s most active commercial and residential growth areas.
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