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Up and Coming Bevans Place Offers Location and Bargain Pricing

By Eric Prokesh / March 15, 2019 /

Bevans Place? The moniker may be forgotten except as a designation for TAD, but the established mid-century neighborhood abutting Oakhurst (one of our favorite in town, enclaves on the way up) is also poised for appreciation. Nearby, the Race Street development with a $5.6 million commitment in city infrastructure funding, from the urban village program,…

Urban Townhome with Master Bedroom on Main Floor

By Seth Fowler / March 12, 2019 /

Ask any builder and they will tell you that the most difficult product to design is the urban townhome with the master bedroom on the first floor.  It’s a tough nut to crack. Most homesites in the Arlington Heights area of Fort Worth — walking distance to shops, museums, restaurants and the nearly completed Dickie’s Arena…

In Neighborhoods Near TCU, College Living Is Not What It Used To Be

By Seth Fowler / March 5, 2019 /

Close your eyes and think about where you lived in college. Did you enjoy the dorm experience?  How about an off-campus apartment up multiple flights of stairs?  Maybe you lived in a house during your college experience? I started college living in a dorm room that might have been a 10-foot-by-10-foot square.  It was cozy,…

Newly Minted Westworth Falls Revisited as Development Winds Down

By Eric Prokesh / March 1, 2019 /

You needn’t travel more than 20 minutes southwest from town to find a new build with the magnificence of Mira Vista or Montserrat. Only 10 minutes from downtown, near Westover and Shady Oaks Country Club, in the unincorporated town of Westworth Village is the glam gated community of Westworth Falls. Of course, our own Seth…

Introducing The Bluffs at River East

By Seth Fowler / February 26, 2019 /

(Full disclosure: I’m a Williams Trew Real Estate agent representing this development, but I’d be just as excited about it regardless.) Allow me to introduce you to Fort Worth’s newest (and only) single-family, new urban construction, under-$400,000-priced homes located less than seven minutes from downtown Fort Worth. Where else can you find such an offering? …