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City Council to Address The Root of Tree Issues With The Bluffs Colleyville Proposed Development

By Joy Donovan | June 6, 2023 |

In our last installment of trees versus housing development, we left you with the Colleyville City Council dashing the hopes of WillowTree Custom Homes in its plan to develop 14 acres between Pool Road and Wilkes Drive into The Bluffs Colleyville. To catch up those who might not remember, Colleyville’s planning and zoning denied the…

A Little Tudor And a Lesson in Mineral Wells History Might Make You Move to This Town

By Nikki Barringer | June 6, 2023 |

This red brick Tudor is one of those houses that makes me say, “Could I live in Mineral Wells? Should I move to Mineral Wells? Okay that’s it, I’m moving to Mineral Wells.” Here’s a 1927 construction home with a metal roof, completely redone on the inside. It’s so dang cute, there’s an apartment out…

Luxury And Serenity Await With This Estate on Aledo’s Split Rail Golf Course

By Seth Fowler | June 6, 2023 |

Once again we are hitting the road as Tarrant County Tuesday is enjoying this amazing weather of late and hitting the links of Split Rail Golf Course in Aledo for Parker County Tuesday. Located by the 11th tee box of Split Rail Golf Course, our featured residence offers a perfect blend of luxury, serene surroundings,…

Kindred Homes Hosts Grand Opening of Model Home at Stone Eagle in Azle

By CandysDirt | June 6, 2023 |

Kindred Homes is hosting a Grand Opening event celebrating its newest build in the Stone Eagle neighborhood in Azle. Visitors are invited to embark on a self-guided tour, which will include Kindred Homes’ model home as well as available homes for purchase in the new community. The event is scheduled between 10 a.m. and 6…

Briggs Freeman Agents List AIA Award-Winning Secret Sanctuary by Architect Max Levy

By Karen Eubank | June 5, 2023 |

“There is lovely natural light falling through beautifully proportioned spaces that reframe your appreciation of nature.” These are the words architect Max Levy used to describe this secret sanctuary overlooking a spring-fed creek. When Levy was asked to build a custom home for a doctor, dancer, and their small child years ago, he embraced the…

Dallas City Council’s Wednesday Briefings: Short-Term Rentals, DART Funds, And Ethics Code

By April Towery | June 5, 2023 |

It’s going to be a long day at Dallas City Hall on Wednesday, as council members are slated to tackle short-term rentals, get an update on the dispute with Dallas Area Rapid Transit over excess sales tax revenues, and hear a briefing on the city’s code of ethics.  Council briefings begin at 9 a.m. June…