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Fort Worth At A Glance


Population:  833,319 - 16th largest city in the nation
Location:  Located in central Texas, Fort Worth makes up the western half of the Dallas/Fort Worth MSA
Beginnings:  The city was established in 1849 as an Army outpost overlooking the Trinity River.

 Read more Facts & Figures on our website here.
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Building & Site Search

The Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce is currently seeking a new partner to provide real-time property searches to meet your commercial real estate needs. 

Meanwhile, please go to the Tarrant Appraisal District and its GIS Interactive Maps for information.
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Paving The Way For Business Growth

The State of Texas, Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce, City of Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Tarrant County College and Workforce Solutions work collaboratively to identify financial incentives to support businesses relocating or expanding in the Fort Worth area. 

Incentive opportunities include:

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Education

The Top Of Its Class

Education is a priority in Fort Worth, where advanced learning programs begin at the earliest levels and continue throughout high school and some of the country’s best-known higher education institutions.

Want to know more about Fort Worth’s education institutions, click here.
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Plenty To See & Do

Fort Worth offers an unparalleled quality of life.  World-class museums, upscale living, unique shops, restaurants and entertainment venues all help to make Fort Worth one of the top destinations in the country in which to live and work. 

For a list of area attractions, click here.

For information on Fort Worth's demographics (updated monthly), click here.


Demographic Snapshot

  
 

To view more archived economic indicators, see Monthly Demographic Snapshot.

Around the DFW Metroplex


The Dallas/Fort Worth region, home to over 6.6 million people, is located in North Central Texas.  Fort Worth is the second largest city in the Metroplex, located just west of Dallas. If you’re planning to visit or relocate, the area spans several counties with numerous cities and suburbs.

Industry Clusters

Fort Worth’s central location, diverse economy and skilled workforce continues to draw interest from all industry clusters, but the city is internationally known for these clusters:

  • Aviation & Aerospace
  • Corporate & Professional Operations
  • Life Sciences
  • Logistics
  • Manufacturing
  • Natural Gas
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Life Sciences Corporates & Professional Operations Manufacturing Logistics Natural Gas Aviation & Aerospace

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