PROJECT
The Oncor Building
LOCATION
Fort Worth, Texas
SQUARE FOOTAGE
300,347
STRUCTURE
Office Building
ACQUIRED
2007
KEY TENANTS
Oncor Electric Delivery, PlainsCapital Bank, The Capital Grille, Willbros T&D Services
HISTORY
The Oncor
Building
The property now known as The Oncor Building in downtown Fort Worth, Texas was built in 1952. The original architects were Preston M. Geren & Associates. By 1961 it housed a bank and a ballroom for the Hotel Texas (which is now the Hilton). To locals, the building soon became known as The Fort Worth National Bank Building.
In 1975, after the bank vacated the building, Texas Electric Service Company relocated into the building and the property was renamed The Electric Service Building. Today much of the building is still home to Oncor Electric Delivery and the building is simply called The Oncor Building.
In 2007, an affiliate of Benbrooke Realty Investment Company acquired the property and in the ensuing years replaced much of the office building infrastructure and retrofitted the ground-floor into Class-A retail space befitting the building’s unique location as the property which paves that way from Sundance Square to the Fort Worth Convention Center.
FLOOR PLANS
Retail Space
