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Fort Worth Takes the Spotlight in Landman Season 2, and So Does One Local Brokerage

By Shelby Skrhak / December 12, 2025 /

As the camera pans from the red bricks of Camp Bowie Boulevard to The Crescent Hotel, Bowie House, and Cattlemen’s Steak House, it’s evident that Fort Worth native Taylor Sheridan writes what he knows. That’s because Sheridan didn’t just set Paramount+’s Landman in Fort Worth — he showcased it. But some eagle-eyed viewers may have…

With Demand Growing, Fort Worth Opens First Phase of Convention Center Expansion

By Joy Donovan / December 9, 2025 /

The sun was shining on the nation’s 10th largest city for a Monday morning ribbon-cutting of the first phase of the Fort Worth Convention Center’s expansion. Additions to the center, which remained operational during the two years of construction, are now complete and ready for convention clients. City leaders stressed the importance of convention business…

Only in Westover Hills Could Luxury Live Up to This Standard

By Daniel Lalley / December 4, 2025 /

Of the most coveted communities in North Texas, Westover Hills stands at the Apex. With architect-designed mansions, mature settings, and massive lots, it’s a mecca for majestic design. As one of the wealthiest cities in the Lone Star State, the standard of luxury here exceeds convention. Of course, it takes a team that understands the…

Grapevine Contemporary Offers Treetop Views With Mountaintop Feel

By Joy Donovan / December 2, 2025 /

Feeling on top of the world is a daily reality at the home found at 3028 Mountainview Ct. in Grapevine. The street it’s built on tells a lot. Perched high above Northeast Tarrant County, this home on Mountainview Court offers sweeping treetop views that stretch across the horizon. It doesn’t look or feel like Texas,…

First Look: The Homes of the 41st Candlelight Christmas in Ryan Place This Weekend

By Eric Prokesh / December 1, 2025 /

Forty-one years ago, it was probably enough for the inaugural Ryan Place Candlelight Christmas Tour to simply open up holiday-decorated houses and let the public muse on the “quaint” vintage houses that comprise Fort Worth’s first planned development. Alas, no more. I’ve been covering the storied tour for over 10 years, and I can attest…