Landmark Presence

The Oil & Gas Commerce Building, located at 307 and 309 West 7th Street, graces the downtown Fort Worth skyline with its two office towers and provides a delightful view for its tenants.

The historic 19-story Commerce Building, designed by architect Wyatt C. Hedrick for the Fair department store, is comprised of Art Deco and Gothic design. The department store closed in 1963, and in 1964 the base of the building was remodeled for the Bank of Commerce.

The Oil & Gas Building was constructed in 1954 by architect Preston M. Geren & Associates. In the early 80's, the lobbies of the Commerce Building and Oil & Gas Building were remodeled to interconnect and share a common entrance on 7th Street.

Building Distinctives

• Located in the heart of Fort Worth's vibrant Central Business District
• Across the street from the historic Fort Worth Club
• Walking distance from City Hall and Federal Building
• Minutes from Federal Courthouse and Sundance Square, the entertainment center of Fort Worth
• Blocks from major hotels
• Abundant choice of restaurants, retail and other business services
• Home to the Trinity River Vision Project
• Two separate towers totaling 440,000 SF of office space
• 500 to 44,000 SF office space available
• Affordable quality working environment with flexible lease terms
• Generous tenant improvement allowance
• Newly renovated lobby
• Ample parking for tenants and visitors

On-site Amenities

• Telecom Hotel with exceptional data/internet conectivity
• Internet/data providers located in the building
• 24-hour manned security
• Valet parking and assigned self-parking
• Printing shop, restaurant and conference center equipped with Wi-Fi access
• On-site professional leasing and management

Full floors and model office suites ready for immediate move-in. View Available Space