Fort Worth Dirt
From Staff Reports The Dallas-Fort Worth chapter of the Urban Land Institute is posing an interesting question for its next event: “Is Fort Worth the next Austin?” As North Texas is expected to grow from 8.2 to 12 million people in the next 20 years, land planners and the like are asking how to tackle…
From Staff Reports The Fort Worth region is experiencing an increase in home inventory in time for the spring buying and selling season. Looking at Q1, Tarrant County has the tightest inventory at 3.2 months, up 0.6 months year over year; Johnson County has 4.8 months of inventory, up 0.7 months year over year; and…
You can’t get much more all-American than a flag flying high from the front of a house. Add a brick sidewalk marching up the steps, past carefully landscaped front beds, up to an expansive porch with chairs for rocking, and what All-American home-shopping person’s heart wouldn’t beat a little faster? Check your heart rate upon…
Well, that was fast. Just over one week. A bidding war. And now under active contract. Not surprising, because this quintessential Queen Anne at 1701 Fairmount Ave. has got it all. Built in 1920, the four-bedroom, three-bath cottage has over 2,800 square feet of stylishly updated living space. I suppose I link the historic district…
When purchasing the perfect luxury home, everyone has their list of must-have amenities. Whether it’s a pristine swimming pool, in-home gym, or a wine room, these preferences must speak to the lifestyle of the resident. For instance, if your lifestyle includes the game of golf, you may want to see a putting green, simulator space,…
