Mixed-Use Development Opened in Clearfork
A new 75,800-square-foot facility at 5141 Marathon Avenue is now home to several relocated businesses.
Updated on Oct. 2, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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A three-story mixed-use building officially opened in the Clearfork neighborhood of Fort Worth in September 2026. The 75,800-square-foot development houses retail stores and office space.
Why it matters
The development marks a significant transition for local businesses, as multiple retail and banking tenants have consolidated operations by relocating into the new space.
The new three-story building covers 75,800 square feet. This move represents a consolidation of various commercial spaces previously located across Fort Worth.
The players
Raymond James
A diversified financial services company that provides investment, financial planning, and banking services.
Mizzen + Main
A menswear brand known for developing performance fabric shirts for professional and casual use.
Rye 51
A boutique menswear retailer that specializes in premium apparel and curated clothing lines.
Wells Fargo
A multinational financial services firm that operates a extensive network of retail banking branches.
The details
The building features retail and restaurant spaces on its first floor, while Raymond James has established offices on the second floor. Tenants including Mizzen + Main and Rye 51 have moved their storefronts from Monahans Avenue into the new Clearfork location.
Timeline
The new building officially opened in September 2026.
A Wells Fargo branch is slated to open in November 2026.
Two additional retail stores are expected to open in 2027.
Market Landscape
The project follows the pattern set by the Clearfork master-planned urban design guidelines for dense, mixed-use commercial expansion. This reflects a broader trend of consolidating scattered storefronts into centralized hubs to maximize foot traffic and operational efficiency.
Shoppers and clients can now access established brands and services in a centralized location within the Clearfork area. Residents may notice reduced storefront activity on Monahans Avenue as businesses complete their relocation process.
The takeaway
The move toward centralized, mixed-use buildings in Clearfork offers consumers more convenience by grouping retail and professional services in one location. Visitors should be aware that previous storefronts on Monahans Avenue are no longer occupied by these relocated retailers.
What happens next
A new Wells Fargo branch is scheduled to open in the facility in November 2026, followed by the addition of two new retail stores in 2027.
Further reading
For more information on local business shifts, visit the Fort Worth Openings & Closings section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by TCU 360.
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