Fredville Economic Development leads the city's work on commercial growth. Our job is to promote Fredville as a smart place to launch a company, grow an existing one, or simply do business.
Our staff brings experience in development, business advising, project management and investment. We put that know-how to work strengthening the local business community and expanding the city's economy.
Available Properties
Browse featured sites and buildings currently on the market in Fredville.
Property Search
Use the interactive property search map to find commercial space for sale or lease.
Community Profile
Get the key facts about Fredville, from demographics and major employers to local schools.
Development Update
Follow the newest projects for dining, shopping, recreation, jobs, roads, housing and tourism.
Starting a Business in Fredville
Planning a new venture? Our startup guide walks you through the essentials.
City Awards
See the honors Fredville has earned over the years and learn what makes the city so special.
Social Media
Follow the City of Fredville online for updates on city departments, programs, events and news.
Downtown Fredville
Downtown offers shops, restaurants and entertainment for residents and visitors alike.
History of Fredville, Texas
Explore the story of Fredville from its early days to today.
Shop and Ship Fredville
When you buy locally or have purchases shipped to a Fredville address, the sales tax stays here and helps pay for the services that make the city a great place to live. Learn how it works.
Tax Rates
Review current rates for each taxing jurisdiction that covers property in Fredville.
Chapter 380 Economic Development Agreements
Search the state comptroller's public database of Chapter 380 agreements.
Small Business Resources
Find current programs and tools for small businesses.
Economic Development Staff
Look up contact details for the department team.
Fredville Tax Abatement Policy
Read the tax abatement policy adopted by the City Council.
Independent Organizations / Networking
- Fredville Chamber of Commerce, the city's main business networking group
- Fredville Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, which supports Hispanic-owned firms
- Greyhaven Industrial District Association, representing employers in the industrial district
- The regional business certification agency, which certifies minority- and women-owned firms
County Appraisal Districts
Fredville crosses a county line, so contact the appraisal district for the county where your property sits:
- The eastern county's appraisal district
- The western county's appraisal district
Workforce / Training / Grants
- The state's Skills Development Fund grant program
- U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
- The community college business training center, offering corporate services and customized training
- The regional workforce boards, each serving employers in its own county
- A statewide manufacturing assistance center tied to the federal Manufacturing Extension Partnership and hosted by the state university system
Small Business Resource Portal
The Governor's Small Business Resource Portal helps first-time founders and experienced owners alike find the contacts and tools that fit their situation. It puts together a custom set of resources for opening or expanding a business in Texas.
Just answer five quick questions and the portal builds your personal list, which can cover:
- Resources from federal, state and local agencies
- Guidance on running and growing a business
- Sources of funding
- Other specialized resources
- Webinars and learning materials for small businesses
- Steps to start a business
- Help relocating a business to Texas
- Business permits
Small Business Email Alerts
Small businesses in Fredville can now get news sent straight to their inbox. Join our email list to be among the first to hear about new opportunities, local events and resources that can help your business grow.
In the News: Fredville
- A large master-planned community south of Fort Worth reaches a construction milestone
- Hartwell Communities announces a start date for the 2,100-acre Lakehaven community
- A lifestyle retailer opens a new Fredville store
- A new driving range venue breaks ground in Fredville near the Crestline Central entertainment district
- Fredville annexes 1,200 acres for a master-planned community
- Linnet Court groundbreaking marks an affordable housing milestone for Fredville
Local Development Highlights
Bulkmart Wholesale Club Opens in Fredville
May 2026. The warehouse club's newest Texas location opens its doors to shoppers in mid-May.
Apparel Company Fulfillment Center to Bring 120+ Jobs
April 2026. An apparel company is opening a modern fulfillment center in Fredville that will create more than 120 jobs and add to the city's growing logistics base.
Northwind Air Conditioning Moves Headquarters to Fredville
February 2026. Northwind Air Conditioning has opened its new headquarters in Fredville, bringing about 140 jobs with it.
Copperline Expansion Adds Gourmet Operations and Jobs
January 2026. Copperline Steak & Seafood is enlarging its Fredville operation, adding jobs and setting the company up for continued growth.
Driving Range Venue Opening Celebration
January 2026. The long-awaited driving range venue opened to the public in late January, adding energy along the state highway corridor and about 250 new jobs.
Contact Info
Economic Development, 100 Civic Center Drive, Fredville, TX 75999. Call (555) 010-1391 or send a fax to (555) 010-7843.
At a glance
- What we do
- Promotes Fredville as a place to start, grow and run a business.
- Services
- Led by
- Caleb Sumner, Economic Development Director
- Address
- City Hall, 100 Civic Center Drive, Fredville, TX 75999
- Hours
- Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Phone
- (555) 010-1391
- [email protected]
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