Downtown Fort Worth Apartments
Apartments and towers in Fort Worth’s central district, around Sundance Square and two rail stations, with the details we checked and the date we checked them. AptViva tracks their move-in specials, so you don’t have to.
Communities in Downtown Fort Worth
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Living in Downtown Fort Worth
Downtown Fort Worth holds the 35-block Sundance Square district, with offices, hotels, homes, restaurants and theaters, most of it in historic or rebuilt buildings with brick sidewalks. The Tarrant County Courthouse, from 1895, closes the north end of Main Street.
Downtown has more homes than its office skyline suggests. The Tower, the former Bank One Tower, was badly damaged by a tornado in March 2000 and reopened as a residential tower in 2005. A free bus loop, the Blue Line, connects Sundance Square, the Water Gardens and both rail stations.
Getting to work from downtown
- DFW Airport, Terminal BDrive: 34 min
- Dallas Union StationDrive: 41 min
- CentrePort business parkDrive: 26 min
- John Peter Smith Hospital, Near SouthsideDrive: 6 min
- Fort Worth Alliance AirportDrive: 32 min
From Sundance Square. Drive times without traffic, checked October 2026; rush hour adds time. Each building on your list gets its own timing from us.
Getting around
- Fort Worth Central Station, at 9th and Jones Streets, has TEXRail to DFW Airport, Terminal B, and the Trinity Railway Express, which runs Monday to Saturday to CentrePort/DFW Airport, Irving and Dallas Union Station. T&P Station, at 1600 Throckmorton Street, is the other rail stop and has free parking. The free Blue Line loop links both stations to Sundance Square. By car, I-35W, I-30, State Highway 121 and US 287 meet at the edge of downtown.
Close to home
Burnett Park, laid out around twenty-four squares, is on the west side, and the Water Gardens, a 4.3-acre park from 1974, are on the south side. The Trinity Trails, a network of paths along the river, branch out from downtown.
The Central Library of the Fort Worth Public Library, at 500 West Third Street, opened in 1978. Bass Performance Hall, which opened in 1998 with 2,056 seats, and Sundance Square’s 55,000-square-foot plaza are also downtown.
- Parks: Burnett Park, laid out around twenty-four squares, on the west side, and the Water Gardens on the south side. The Trinity Trails, a network of paths along the river, branch out from downtown.
- Library: the Central Library of the Fort Worth Public Library, at 500 West Third Street, opened in 1978.
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Questions about Downtown Fort Worth
Which station is closer to Sundance Square?
Fort Worth Central Station, on the east side at 9th and Jones Streets. T&P Station is on the south side, past the Water Gardens. TEXRail and the Trinity Railway Express stop at both.
Can I live downtown without a car?
For many errands, yes: the Blue Line loop is free, and two rail lines leave from downtown. Before a building goes on your list, we check what you can reach from it on foot, groceries included.
Which school district serves downtown?
Fort Worth ISD. Check the address of any building with the district before you sign.
Does the search cost anything?
Nothing. The building pays us once you have moved in, and that payment does not change your rent.
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