The birth of Fort Worth 's new urbanism is taking hold in the near Southside. Now is an exciting time
for residents to take advantage of this historical cultural and arts district just south of Forth Worth’s central business district

and minutes from its major freeways. New businesses and homeowners are moving into the area for the classic streetscapes and new, affordable, mixed-use developments. A true “urban village,” the near Southside offers numerous dining, shopping and recreational activities. Residents of Oleander Place will enjoy walking to the famous Paris Coffee Shop for breakfast, Lilli's Bistro for lunch, or any of the other thirty-one wonderful “unchained” restaurants. Oleander Place residents will love ending the day relaxing in their rooftop hot tub while taking in 360 degree views of the Fort Worth skyline. Now is the time to get in and live above it all.

“It [ Fort Worth ’s Southside] is a part of the City that is enjoying a rapid transformation and revitalization from years of typical urban neglect and decay. It is the second largest employment center in Tarrant County. With 30,000 employees working in a wide range of business, it is second only to the Central Business District with its 40,000 employs. In a survey of employees in 1995, while only 2% said that they currently lived in the District, 17% said that they would live here if there were appropriate housing options. The marketplace is responding with new options.” From Fort Worth South, Inc website; www.fortworthsouth.org