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Greg Potts Offers Full-Coverage Service in The Age of COVID-19

By Seth Fowler / June 16, 2020 /

We had such a positive response to last week’s Tarrant County Tuesday where a local agent shared insight on the recent COVID-19 situation in the real estate world that we wanted to hear more perspectives and stories. Greg Potts, Social Realty Greg Potts is the founder and owner of Social Realty in the Fort Worth…

Get Classic Oakhurst Charm And a Few Upgrades on Daisy Lane

By Eric Prokesh / June 12, 2020 /

I’ve extolled the charms of Oakhurst many times in our weekly Fort Worth Friday dispatch, and the miracle is that this charming enclave, only five minutes from downtown Fort Worth, remains something of a sleeper with great values. Trinity Vision, if it ever happens, will add to its appeal as will upscale developments like the…

Carley Moore Offers Insight Into The New Normal of Tarrant County Real Estate

By Seth Fowler / June 9, 2020 /

COVID-19 has not gone away. While the virus is still very much a threat to all of us, recent reports and declarations by government officials to re-open public places have given a much-needed injection of optimism and confidence to many in Tarrant County. Real estate was not shut down during the past many weeks, however,…

Johnny Purselley Carves Out Unique Real Estate Niche

By Eric Prokesh / June 5, 2020 /

Doing justice to rock star Realtor Johnny Purselley is a challenging undertaking, because whether or not he wants to be, he’s something of a local legend. Son of a rodeo champ, RCA Champion Bull Rider Jan Purselley, Johnny was already showing horses by the age of seven. A two-time champion himself, he excelled in the…

What’s Really Going on With Tarrant County Real Estate?

By Seth Fowler / June 2, 2020 /

Do you remember when the Great Recession was in full swing and all reports were grim and dire about the housing market? Do you remember how national reports told us that prices were dropping double-digit percentages all over the country? Do you remember that, while Tarrant County felt the effects of the Recession, it wasn’t…