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Texas Health Plans $250 Million Expansion at Fort Worth Hospital
The addition atop the women's and surgical tower will house a new center for women and infants, with Texas Health targeting completion in 2029.
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth has registered a $250 million vertical expansion of its Justin Tower with the state, adding floors to the operating hospital tower for women's and infants' services. The filing lists 170,000 square feet of work at 1301 Pennsylvania Ave.
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation record, registered July 21 under the name "Justin Tower Vertical Expansion," describes a five-story expansion of about 34,000 square feet per floor on the existing tower, with work filed from Aug. 7, 2026, to Sept. 8, 2028. The owner is Harris Methodist Fort Worth. The project is privately funded.
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