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The Exchange Apartments break ground in the Stockyards. July 15, 2026 FORT WORTH, Texas - Oldham Goodwin Development and Fort Worth Housing Solutions (FWHS) today announced the groundbreaking of The Exchange Apartments at the corner of North Main Street and 29th Street. The $71 million, 296-unit mixed-income apartment community will serve as the first vertical development within Oldham Goodwin's 14.6-acre Stockyards North Master Plan. As the residential anchor of Stockyards North, The Exchange will provide much-needed affordable housing to Fort Worth's most recognizable and fastest growing districts. When complete, The Exchange will offer 296 studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment homes with amenities including a resort-style pool, fitness center, clubhouse, outdoor gathering spaces, dog park, grilling areas, and future trail connectivity. The housing community will be a cornerstone of the future mixed-use neighborhood, which is planned to include hospitality, retail, restaurants, and commercial development. "The Exchange marks the beginning of our long-term vision for Stockyards North," said Casey Oldham, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer of Oldham Goodwin. "As our first Opportunity Zone development, it establishes the foundation for future investment while addressing Fort Worth's growing need for attainable housing. This milestone reflects two decades of thoughtful planning and collaboration with Fort Worth Housing Solutions, the City of Fort Worth, our investors, and an exceptional team of project partners. The Exchange is more than a residential community - it is the catalyst for a walkable, mixed-use district that will shape the future of Stockyards North." The historic Stockyards attract more than nine million visitors each year with continued growth in the hospitality, tourism, retail, and entertainment industries. The population within 5 miles of The Exchange is expected to grow more than 6% by 2030, underscoring the demand for more housing options in the area. "The addition of affordable housing in the Stockyards helps ensure our neighbors who bring the district to life every day can afford to live and work in the iconic neighborhood that embodies Fort Worth's history and character," said Mary-Margaret Lemons, President & CEO of Fort Worth Housing Solutions. "As FWHS' first housing community in the Stockyards, The Exchange is made stronger through our public-private partnership with Oldham Goodwin, a team that shares our commitment to investing in the whole community to keep Fort Worth a place where all people can thrive." Future phases of the master-planned Stockyards North development will include a Home2 Suites by Hilton currently under development, retail, restaurants, and additional commercial opportunities designed to complement the continued growth of the Fort Worth Stockyards. Bringing that vision to life requires collaboration, and Oldham Goodwin is proud to partner with Fort Worth Housing Solutions, Strategic Construction, Sage Architecture, Kimley-Horn, and Amegy Bank - organizations that share a commitment to creating places where people can live, work, and thrive. With a Fort Worth office located in the heart of the Stockyards at 2245 North Main Street, Oldham Goodwin has witnessed the district's remarkable transformation firsthand. Working alongside local businesses, property owners, and community partners every day has reinforced the importance of creating housing opportunities that allow the workforce driving the Stockyards' continued success to remain part of the community they help build. Over the past 22 years, Oldham Goodwin's Development division has completed more than $1 billion in development projects, including eight multifamily communities and 20 hospitality developments and repositioning projects. Supporting those communities long after construction is complete, the company's Multifamily Management team currently oversees more than nine apartment communities, providing the operational expertise and long-term stewardship necessary to create successful neighborhoods that endure from lease-up through stabilization and beyond. That operational expertise extends across the full range of affordable housing programs. Oldham Goodwin's Multifamily Management division currently manages communities governed by the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program, Texas General Land Office (GLO) requirements, and Public Facility Corporation (PFC) structures, providing the regulatory and compliance capabilities essential to mixed-income developments like The Exchange. "We have been bullish on the Fort Worth Stockyards since our company's beginning, making our first investment there in 2006," said Hunter Goodwin, President and Chief Operating Officer of Oldham Goodwin. "It is very meaningful for our entire company to be able to bring a host of our services to one of our favorite Texas markets while also partnering with Fort Worth Housing Solutions, who continue to lead in addressing the nationwide housing affordability crisis." About Oldham Goodwin Oldham Goodwin is a fully-integrated commercial real estate investment, brokerage, development, and management company that specializes in hotel, multi-family, and commercial properties throughout the state of Texas. Its highly skilled professionals work together as a team to provide clients with accessible and reliable results in the real estate sector. Strategically headquartered within the heart of the Texas Triangle in Bryan/College Station, Oldham Goodwin has additional offices to serve the Houston, San Antonio/Austin, Waco/Temple/Killeen, and Dallas/Fort Worth markets. About Fort Worth Housing Solutions Fort Worth Housing Solutions is the public housing authority for the City of Fort Worth. Its mission is to create affordable housing communities where people can thrive by providing mixed-income rental and home ownership opportunities that provide the foundation to improve lives. About Strategic Construction Strategic Construction is a Texas-based commercial general contractor specializing in multifamily, hospitality, commercial, mixed-use, and institutional construction. The company is recognized for delivering high-quality projects through strong client partnerships, collaborative project management, and a commitment to safety, craftsmanship, and schedule performance. Strategic Construction serves clients throughout Texas and the Southwest. About Sage Architecture Sage Architecture is a Texas-based architecture and planning firm providing innovative design solutions for multifamily, hospitality, commercial, mixed-use, and institutional developments. The firm partners closely with clients to create thoughtful, functional, and community-focused projects that balance design excellence with long-term value. About Kimley-Horn Kimley-Horn is one of the nation's premier planning and design consulting firms, providing engineering, planning, landscape architecture, surveying, and environmental services. With offices nationwide, Kimley-Horn partners with public and private clients to deliver innovative infrastructure and development solutions that strengthen communities and support sustainable growth. About Amegy Bank Amegy Bank, a division of Zions Bancorporation, N.A., has served Texas businesses and communities for more than 30 years by providing commercial banking, treasury management, real estate lending, private banking, and wealth management services. With deep local expertise and decision-making rooted in Texas, Amegy Bank partners with clients to help finance projects that support long-term economic growth and community development.

Kimley-Horn expands into Canada with new Toronto office. Jul 07, 2026, 09:00 ET Establishes first Canadian location; Provides support for growing client demand and strengthens presence in key markets RALEIGH, N.C., July 7, 2026 /CNW/ - Kimley-Horn established its first Canadian office in Toronto, Ontario, expanding the firm's presence to better serve clients across Canada. The Toronto office builds on more than 20 years of experience delivering projects throughout the country. With more than 300 completed projects nationwide and engineers licensed in most provinces, Kimley-Horn has developed a strong foundation of local knowledge and technical expertise. The new office enhances the firm's ability to support clients in key markets, while strengthening existing and future relationships. "Opening our Toronto office is a meaningful milestone in Kimley-Horn's continued investment in Canada," said Jody Belsick, Principal, Kimley-Horn. "This presence allows us to deepen relationships with clients, collaborate more closely in key markets, and bring the full strength of our multidisciplinary team to projects that support communities across the country." Toronto was selected as a strategic location due to its strong market opportunities, established client base, and alignment with Kimley-Horn's long-term growth strategy. From this location, the firm will support a wide range of project types, working with teams across North America to deliver integrated planning, engineering, and environmental solutions. Kimley-Horn serves public and private sector clients across Canada, providing solutions that support infrastructure development and community growth in both urban and emerging markets. The firm's experience spans diverse geographies, climates, and regulatory environments, enabling tailored, locally informed solutions. About Kimley-Horn Kimley-Horn is a leading engineering, planning, and design consulting firm with over 11,000 employees in more than 160 offices in North America. Operating across various disciplines, Kimley-Horn works as a unified team to serve its clients and support its employees. Kimley-Horn is Great Place To Work(R) Certified(TM) and adheres to the philosophy of delivering exceptional client service while fostering an environment where its people can thrive. For more information, please visit www.kimley-horn.com and follow Kimley-Horn on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook. SOURCE Kimley-Horn Jeffrey Weir, 984.355.4978

Kimley-Horn has opened its first Canadian office in Toronto, marking a significant expansion for the US-based engineering and design consulting firm. The new location builds on more than 20 years of experience delivering projects throughout Canada, with over 300 completed projects nationwide and engineers licensed in most provinces. "This presence allows us to deepen relationships with clients, collaborate more closely in key markets, and bring the full strength of our multidisciplinary team to projects that support communities across the country," said Jody Belsick, principal at Kimley-Horn. The firm selected Toronto for its strong market opportunities and established client base. Kimley-Horn employs over 11,000 people across more than 160 offices in North America.