Goldenrod Tops Out 226-Unit Van Zandt in Fort Worth

The Van Zandt, a 226-unit mixed-use project from Goldenrod Companies, is under construction at 2816 W. 7th Street in Fort Worth's Cultural District. The city issued its building permits in August 2025, and the project has topped out. Holland Basham Architects is the designer.

The 10-story, 120-foot building has seven residential floors over a three-story garage with 532 parking spaces. With a five-story office building over the same garage, the project totals 574,642 square feet. Completion is expected by the end of 2027.

Amenities include a rooftop pool and lounge, private cabanas, a fire pit, a grilling station, a fitness center, a media room, work-from-home spaces, an indoor/outdoor lounge, bike storage, a dog wash, an outdoor amenity deck, and a large-format projection screen.

The site sits on the West 7th corridor, which links downtown Fort Worth to the Cultural District and museum campus and remains one of the city's most active multifamily submarkets.

Correction, Oct. 21, 2026: An earlier version of this story said Goldenrod had broken ground and gave the project as 486,400 square feet. Work followed building permits issued in August 2025, the project has topped out, and state filings put it at 574,642 square feet, including a five-story office building.