201 Main St
Fort Worth, TX 76102

City Center Fort Worth consists of two iconic towers in the Fort Worth skyline. Wells Fargo Tower is at 201 Main Street and is a 33-story glass tower located directly across from the Renaissance Worthington Hotel. Bank of America Tower has an address of 301 Commerce Street and is the second-tallest building in Fort Worth at 38 stories. These towers make up two of the most prestigious business addresses for Class A office space in the heart of downtown Fort Worth, and both offer stunning views of the surrounding area. The glass towers feature post-modern architecture designed to impress by world-renowned architect, Paul Rudolph. State-of-the-art amenities are offered to tenants serving to provide comfort and improve efficiency, all without leaving the premise. An in-house club provides superb dining options and catering for tenants, a fitness center, and meeting and event spaces. 203 Café covers breakfast or lunch needs, and there is a convenience store, hair salon, dry cleaning, printing services, and medical services, all located on-site. A proprietary security team with uniformed officers, monitored video surveillance, and a highly trained staff is also in-house and available 24/7. The parking garages connected to the buildings with skybridges keep tenants and clients out of the weather, and in-house valet is also made available by management. The towers boast energy efficiency, powered by 100% renewable energy from Green Mountain Energy. The privately-owned and on-site management team has decades of experience and is prepared to cover the needs of any tenant. The City Center operations staff consists of certified and licensed electricians, plumbers, carpenters, and maintenance personnel to keep business running smoothly. Located near Sundance Square, City Center is easily accessible by car but also in a highly walkable downtown district surrounded by more than 50 high-end dining and shopping options. Commuters will enjoy the proximity to I-35W, 5 minutes to on-ramps, and are also under a 10-minute walk to Fort Worth Central Station. Also available is a trolley service, Molly the Trolley, offering rides throughout downtown for added convenience between the historic downtown district, the Fort Worth Convention Center, and the City Center Towers. High-rated restaurants nearby include Reata Restaurant, Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse, and Waters Restaurant. Downtown Fort Worth is also known as an entertainment hub, home to Fort Worth Convention Center, and a plethora of other event venues, including Sundance Square Plaza, Bass Performance Hall, and several local theatres. City Center combines the best of available business space and live/work balance in vibrant downtown Fort Worth.