Atlanta Developer Acquires 6.5 Acres at The Village at Golden Triangle in North Fort Worth
Commercial development activity continues to gain momentum in far north Fort Worth as another sizable tract of land changes ownership within one of the area's fastest-growing mixed-use corridors.
According to a Tarrant County deed filed in late June 2026, Arizona-based Empire Group sold 6.5 acres at 10700 N. Riverside Drive in The Village at Golden Triangle to an entity affiliated with Atlanta-based Fourth Time Partners LLC. The transaction identifies Stephen LaMastra, the firm's managing partner, as the lead representative for the acquisition.
The Fort Worth land consists of approximately 285,405 square feet and is located within The Village at Golden Triangle, a master-planned development that continues to attract residential and commercial investment. While the buyer has not announced formal development plans for the site, city records indicate a drainage study permit issued in December 2025 for a proposed ear, nose, and throat (ENT) medical office, suggesting healthcare-related development could be under consideration.
Fourth Time Partners is an Atlanta developer specializing in commercial real estate, mixed-use developments, and residential projects throughout the Southeast. The firm has participated in projects including the North Lights Crossing residential community in Nashville, a specialty micro-hospital in Jacksonville, and a mixed-use commercial development in Clermont, Florida.
The Village at Golden Triangle was developed by Arizona-based Empire Group and began construction in late 2023 as a 30-acre, 317-unit gated build-to-rent community offering detached homes with apartment-style amenities, including private backyards, a resort-style pool, fitness center, and dog park. The latest Fort Worth land transaction reflects continued confidence in the area's long-term growth as developers pursue new opportunities along the rapidly expanding north Fort Worth corridor.
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