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When you’ve done as many home inspections as the inspectors at Green Scene Home Inspections have (more than 10,000), a few common themes emerge. People tend to neglect the same kinds of things in their homes, and of course, Mother Nature affects the homes in certain areas in the same sorts of ways. In Upon…
It looks like the fight over Pepper Square will be going to trial in October, and developer Henry S Miller has tentatively agreed not to break ground on the project until then. SAVE Pepper Square Neighborhood Association filed a lawsuit last month seeking a temporary restraining order to keep the city from advancing the development…
Since 2020, we’ve seen a mass exodus from big cities to more secluded surroundings. In fact, it’s estimated that 2.7 million Americans have relocated from large urban areas to more remote locales. This amounts to twice as much movement as the preceding three years. Of course, with this boom in demand, luxury builders are looking…
Yellow, my dear, is all the rage this year. I know it will come as quite a shock to those of you who were just sure that gray on gray-on-gray trend was forever and always a sure thing. Think again, sunshine. From the color of butter to the vibrancy of marigold, yellow is an “it”…
Jen Kindschi grew up across from a California beach. She adored the sunny beach life, but right now there is no way you could rip her out of her beloved Fairmount neighborhood in Fort Worth. “We fell in love with Fort Worth, and we fell in love with Fairmount,” she said. She and her husband…
There are certain homes that basically need to be kept on a watch list. At the top of that list are the exclusive Midcentury Modern designs, specifically those by Lyle Rowley and Jack Wilson, better known as Ju-Nel homes. This 1961 Ju-Nel in Eastwood Estates is poised to blow off the market by press time…
