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DFWI Publications

2025 State of Downtown
The State of Downtown is a yearly publication that offers an in-depth analysis of downtown performance in economic, social, and education segments. The State of Downtown tracks downtown’s leading economic indicators. The market’s primary real estate, educational, lifestyle and transportation statistics are presented so that real estate professionals, policymakers, investors, lenders, and stakeholders can gain a sense of perspective relative to past performance and market direction.
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2025 DFWI Annual Report
​Downtown's progress in fulfilling the objectives of Plan 2033 during the past year is reported in the pages of the 2025 Annual Report.
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Strategic Action Plan 2033
Every 10 years, DFWI partners with the City of Fort Worth and the Trinity Metro to update the Downtown Strategic Action Plan. The plan's purpose is to build consensus around and establish a common vision for Downtown Fort Worth as a livable, healthy and economically vibrant center for the community. The current Strategic Action Plan, Plan 2033, is used as a tool to help develop and align the budgets of DFWI, DFWII, PID #1 and #14, and TIF #3.
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Downtown Ground Floor Use Map
Available ground floor space as of July 2021 depicted on map. Contact Shane Smith, Shane@dfwi.org with questions.
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DFW Walk Up Wake Up Study
DFWI provided funding for the Dallas/Fort Worth WalkUP Wake Call study led by Christopher Leinberger of George Washington University School of Business. The analysis looked at development patterns in the Metroplex and studied neighborhoods, including Downtown Fort Worth. The results indicate that there is an extremely high demand for walkable urban neighborhoods and that the return on investment is significant. Published in January 2019
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Downtown Access & Circulation Study
Downtown Fort Worth, Inc. adopted their initial Downtown Strategic Action Plan (SAP) in 1993. In February 2002, an update of that SAP was initiated to include the evaluation of a variety of focus areas, including; (1) Transportation, (2) Business Development, (3) Education, (4) Housing, (5) Retail, Arts, and Entertainment, and (6) Urban Design, Open Space and Public Art.
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