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Well now, here’s a two-story Craftsman in Corsicana that’s been updated and it’s under $300,000. Built in 1950 with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and 1,770 square feet, so many of the original details remain and have even been restored – the shiplap and the hardwoods in the living and dining rooms to name a few.…
Montgomery Plaza is always a favorite featured location for Tarrant County Tuesday. Not only was the iconic 1928-built warehouse transformed into one of Fort Worth’s first urban condominium properties back in 2004 as the anchor of the burgeoning West 7th District, but it is also one of the most popular condo and destination communities in…
This is Frank’s house. Frank is an award-winning Wirehaired Pointing Griffon. Frank is frankly fabulous. He lives in this beautiful Briarwood home with his owner, independent film producer Katherine Harper, and his little fur brother Carl. Katherine, Frank, and Carl are packing up the bones, beds, and biscuits and heading to Preston Hollow for a…
The West Oak Cliff Area Plan came about through years of public input and rewrites, billed as a way to protect residents and their property rights, taking those rights back from developers. Now some South Edgefield residents — whose homes are adjacent to the WOCAP area — say it’s being used as a tool to…
For the social media savvy, Threads is not news, but if you’re just catching up: it’s the newest social media platform, most comparable to Twitter. If you have an Instagram account, it’s currently the only way to opt into the platform. When Threads launched on July 5, it spread like wildfire, claiming over 100 million…
Photos don’t lie – or do they? Just ask anyone who’s swiped right on a dating app. Just how old is that photo?
Turns out, it’s not just Mr. or Ms. Bumble. Many people – including Realtors – are using outdated images on their websites, Linked In, and business cards. If it’s more than a few years since your last shoot, it’s probably time for a redo.
