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Experts break down how legal frameworks and major investments have shaped Fort Worth's real estate landscape over time

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Experts break down how legal frameworks and major investments have shaped Fort Worth's real estate landscape over time

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Don't miss this upcoming episode of Location Cubed. Weaver's Howard Altshuler and Aaron Grisz look at the evolution of real estate in Fort Worth with Joel Heydenburk, a Partner at Jackson Walker, LLP. They explore the unique trajectory of real estate law, investments transforming cityscapes, and the nuanced interplay of history and development in Fort Worth’s thriving market.

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About the Experts

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Aaron Grisz
Aaron Grisz

Partner, Tax — Real Estate

Weaver

Aaron Grisz is a real estate tax partner at Weaver and co-host of Location Cubed. His work includes tax planning and consulting for businesses in real estate, manufacturing and distribution, with a focus on complex transactions and entity taxation. A CPA, he earned accounting degrees at Texas Christian University. With Howard Altshuler and guests across the real estate industry, Aaron examines how financial decisions interact with actual places. His conversations cover Fort Worth’s development, adaptive reuse, valuation, education, workforce needs and the infrastructure that supports growth.

Howard Altshuler
Howard Altshuler

Partner · Real estate

Weaver

Howard Altshuler is a Weaver partner whose work focuses on real estate. On Location Cubed, part of Weaver: Beyond the Numbers, he and Aaron Grisz talk with the people financing, building, valuing and shaping places. His MarketScale catalog moves between the numbers inside an investment and the realities around it: the cost of debt, a shortage of comparable transactions, the tradespeople needed to build, and the infrastructure that makes growth possible. The conversations put specialists’ experience into context for a wider real-estate audience.

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