Fort Worth Dirt
From time to time I’ll get pushback from clients if I suggest buying a condominium instead of a townhome or single-family residence. Much of the time the argument from the client is that most condos are all the same. A lot of buildings have similar floorplans, finishes, and styles — all of which can make…
Sometimes you can get a read on the state of the real estate market by walking the dog in your own neighborhood. This really is two stories in one; It’s the story of a red hot market with a low inventory of listings and the story of a near-perfect redo in an upward trending Near…
High on a hill off Team Ranch Road and Highway 820 is the neighborhood of Montserrat. We have highlighted this prestigious guarded neighborhood many times in Tarrant County Tuesday. One aspect of Montserrat that resonates with many is the different sections within the community based on homesite size. Determined enclaves with homesites around one-quarter of…
I’m often disheartened left with a sense of being duped after opening the doors of houses with rational and appealing facades only to discover I had once again landed in another cold, double-height hotel lobby foyer and living room. Therefore, it was with pleasure that, after a significant search, I found 2621 Museum Way. Built…
Will we get tired of the open-concept floor plan? Will we ever see the kitchen closed off to the rest of the home, or the return of popularity of the formal living (aka sitting room) and formal dining room? It’s possible — hairdos go in and out of style, clothing seems to make a full…
