The former rail yard is poised to become one of the largest urban mixed-use redevelopment projects in the U.S. Early plans suggest the district could accommodate at least 2 million square feet of office and medical office space.
Trinity Metro expects to begin construction in late 2026 on a 2.1-mile TEXRail extension into Fort Worth’s Medical District, with service planned for 2029. The project could improve access to tens of thousands of jobs while setting the stage for more transit-oriented development around key stations.
Although national MOB rents have remained mostly flat over the past four years—rising just 0.1% in Q1—performance varies widely by market. Thirteen metros posted year-over-year rent increases above 5%, with some exceeding 7%. This growth is especially pronounced in secondary, expansion-focused markets.
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