Fort Worth is the second-largest US market in this listing after Boston — 179 units across 20 buildings — and one of the cheapest: rates run $269 to $471 per m² a year, well under Boston's $278–665 for comparable space. Units span 5 m² to 530 m², median 62 m².
Main Street runs through Sundance Square, the restored downtown core that gives Fort Worth its walkable centre and carries the upper half of the range. Park Place Avenue and River Run sit south and west along the Trinity, in the medical and cultural districts, where the stock is lower-rise and the rate falls towards the floor. Parking is included at most Fort Worth addresses here rather than charged per space.
The practical comparison for most tenants is Fort Worth versus Dallas or Irving thirty miles east. Fort Worth's ceiling of $471 per m² a year sits close to Irving's floor of $283, and the 62 m² median means a team gets more room for the money. For companies whose staff live west of the metroplex, that is the whole argument. Each card shows area, floor and the asking rate per m² per year.