Inside the ‘Fort Worth Development’: A Conversation with Aaron Grisz
Since the pandemic, downtown Fort Worth, Texas, has entered a new era of development activity, an important chapter in the ongoing Fort Worth Development. Smack dab in the middle of all this action is Weaver’s Fort Worth office, located on West 7th Street. Weaver recently renovated their office, which included knocking down walls, increasing natural…
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Since the pandemic, downtown Fort Worth, Texas, has entered a new era of development activity, an important chapter in the ongoing Fort Worth Development. Smack dab in the middle of all this action is Weaver’s Fort Worth office, located on West 7th Street. Weaver recently renovated their office, which included knocking down walls, increasing natural light and adding more open space to create a better work environment. Aside from the improvements to the office, Location Cubed’s Howard Altshuler wanted a first-hand perspective on all the changes happening in the museum district, so he tapped someone local to the city to provide insights. Aaron Grisz, Real Estate Tax Partner at Weaver filled in for Altshuler’s regular podcasting partner, Rob Nowak, to discuss the excitement in the cultural district of Fort Worth.
Altshuler and Grisz discuss the following:
• Remodeling of Weaver’s downtown Fort Worth office location as part of the broader Fort Worth Development
• Fort Worth’s transformation into a destination city
• New real-estate developments occurring in the cultural district
“Another new development around the office, just a few blocks away, is 1001 University,” Grisz said. “This is the old Landmark Magnolia Lounge space. There’s a couple of acres right there. It will have 140,000 square feet of office, 225 apartments, and a four-star hotel with about 135 rooms.”
About Aaron
Aaron Grisz, CPA, has more than ten years of public accounting experience providing proactive tax consulting and planning services to businesses across multiple industries with a concentration in real estate, manufacturing, and distribution. With his keen focus on the Fort Worth Development, he deals with complex real estate transactions, flow-through entity taxation, corporate taxation, and ASC 740. Aaron is a Certified Public Accountant and a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and Texas Society of CPAs (TXCPA). He earned a master’s degree in accountancy and a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Texas Christian University.
