Fort Worth Star-Telegram (TX)
2008-01-01
Section: Work and Money
Edition: Tarrant
Page: C2

FORT WORTH — Clifton Capital Partners, a Fort Worth financial-planning firm, plans to build a corporate headquarters on the west side. Clifton and CWV Land Investment Co. have partnered to construct a three-story, 10,000-square-foot building on the southwest corner of Camp Bowie Boulevard and Merrick Street.

The firm, which has six employees, said it will move from its office on Hulen Street, just north of Bellaire Drive, where it has been since 2005.

Greg Clifton, Clifton's chief executive, said that his firm will occupy about half the building and that the remaining space will be leased. The first two floors will be office space, and the third floor will have meeting space, a conference room, an employee break room and an outdoor patio, he said.

CWV partners include Clifton, Edward Sankary and son Scott Sankary.

The Auto Perfections carwash building, which CWV owns, is being demolished this week to make room for Clifton. Construction will take about a year.

"We've been taking input throughout the planning process from interested neighbors and others concerned about the continuing development of this area," Clifton said in a statement. "Plans for construction honor that input and reflect the urban-village character of the Camp Bowie corridor."

SANDRA BAKER, 817-390-7727 sabaker@star-telegram.com

Clifton's new headquarters will be at Camp Bowie Boulevard and Merrick Street.

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