No beaters allowed here. Garages of America, a developer of luxury garages designed for automotive enthusiasts, collectors, hobbyists and entrepreneurs, is bringing its signature “car caves”’ to Colleyville.
Located at John McCain Road and Colleyville Boulevard, the new development marks the company’s first garage community in Tarrant County.
Garages of America Colleyville will include four buildings primed to provide a nice spot for that Ferrari or to just to hang out and watch a game with buddies.
Each garage suite will provide owners with the chance to create a space tailored to their individual needs, whether that includes premium vehicle storage, a private retreat or showcase space for a collection.
The Colleyville project expands the Garages of America footprint in North Texas while introducing the brand to Northeast Tarrant County.
The “car condo’” market is expanding rapidly in Texas. Along with Garages of America, WorldClass Garages is developing a community at 890 Davis Blvd. expected to open later this year down the road in Southlake. That project will feature 36 customizable garage condos, a private owners clubhouse and plans for future commercial space.
Prices for these combination garages and hangout spaces range from $1,500 to $3,000 per month for units between 600 and 1,900 square feet.
Small business awards
Applications are now open for the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce’s 2026 Small Business of the Year Awards. The accoladesawards recognize local companies that demonstrate exemplary business practices and spotlights businesses driving job growth, innovation and community impact while celebrating their contribution to the region’s economic vitality.
Areas of focus include:
1. Talent and culture: cultivating strong workplace environments and workforce development.
2. Resilience: effectively addressing and overcoming business challenges.
3. Community involvement: Giving back to Fort Worth community.
Presented in partnership with the Bank of Texas, the awards are announced at the chamber’s annual State of the City luncheon. Chamber membership is not required for applicants. Winners are chosen across categories based on company size and years in operation.
Mas tequila
Fort Worth’s La Pulga Tequila is now available at restaurants, and liquor retailers in 13 U.S. states, including five states added this summer.
The brand’s new markets include Georgia, Michigan, Ohio and Massachusetts. Coming soon will be Kansas. La Pulga (“the flea”) is currently distributed in Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, New
Jersey, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas, and in the military channel, with further markets opening soon, according to the company.
“La Pulga is one of the fastest-growing tequilas in Texas, and we’re enormously excited to now bring it to consumers and bartenders across the country, especially in important markets in the northeast, southeast, and midwest where people understand and appreciate high-quality,
affordable spirits,” said Alan Thompson, CEO of La Pulga Spirits.
Credit solution for Elevate
Fort Worth-based Elevate, a tech-enabled provider of online credit solutions, has finalized a $655 million credit line that the company says strengthens its financial foundation and supports continued investment in its platform, brands and growth.
According to a news release from Elevate, the $655 million represents one of the largest financings in Elevate’s history and extends relationships with key lending partners that have supported the company for nearly a decade.
The new credit line lowers the cost of capital, increases committed capacity and provides greater flexibility to support growth across its product portfolio, including the company’s RISE and Elastic brands.
Elevate is a majority owned subsidiary of Catalyst Capital PartnersAcquisition Corp, which acquired the company in 2023. Elevate provides tech-enabled online credit products designed to help customers address immediate financial needs while encouraging responsible financial behavior.
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