Fort Worth Housing Solutions, an agency created by the city to provide quality low- to moderate-income housing, is gearing up to break ground on phase five of a six-phase redevelopment initiative to transform the city\u2019s Stop Six community.<\/p>\n
The city and Fort Worth Housing Solutions were awarded grants to fund the transformation of the neighborhood in 2020, according to a press release from the agency. The funds come from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Choice Neighborhood grant program.<\/p>\n
The HUD grants are expected to trigger more than $345 million in investment and improvements for the community.<\/p>\n
When complete, the development will include 542 mixed-income units where the former Cavile Place public housing community once stood, according to the press release.<\/p>\n
Fort Worth Housing Solutions broke ground on the first phase of the development in 2023, welcoming the first group of residents in 2025.<\/p>\n
Some 302 units are included in phase five of the development. Residents will have a choice between 1\u20134-bedroom units at varying rates. The units will be part of a broader development called Hughes House.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Stop Six transformation has provided a meaningful impact to our residents,\u201d Deborah Peoples, Fort Worth City Councilmember for District 5, said in a press release.<\/p>\n
The broader initiative for the community also includes a recreation hub, education, health services and commercial space. In 2025, CVS Health opened the CVS Workforce Innovation and Talent Center in Stop Six in partnership with Fort Worth Housing Solutions.<\/p>\n
The center features a pharmacy and a classroom where students can work in a pharmacy setting.<\/p>\n
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