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group of established investors has acquired a prime commercial property in the Fort Worth Stockyards through an all-cash transaction. The deal closed within three weeks, allowing the investment group to expand its holdings in the city's top tourist attraction. The 4,650-square-foot store at 2405 N. Main St. is net-leased for the long term to Boot Barn Inc.

    Todd Lambeth, executive vice president and managing partner of Bradford Commercial Real Estate Services, represented the buyer, Stockyards BB LLC. "We swooped in under the radar with an attractive price," he said. The seller had no doubt about the group's ability to close the deal due to their firm offer from day one.

    The property is situated on a 0.2-acre tract in the heart of the Stockyards, which attracts over 10 million visitors annually. Boot Barn has inked a 10-year net lease with renewal options for the prized site. The sale comes as Taylor Sheridan, creator of "Yellowstone" and "Landman," announced his investment in the iconic Cattlemen's Steak House nearby.

    In other news, a proposed apartment complex in the Near Southside could feature limited parking. Mansfield-based Greater Heights Properties and Management has filed a permit for a five-story, 24-unit building at 450 Crawford St., known as Genesis Apartments. The estimated cost is $2 million, with construction expected to be complete by September 2026.