Fort Worth

Affordable Home in DFW for Less than $200K Almost Impossible, Study Finds

By Bethany Erickson / May 8, 2018 /

It’s official — the likelihood of finding an affordable home for less than $200,000 in Dallas-Fort Worth is slim to none, economists with Metrostudy said last week. “While DFW’s strongest price point during the last cycle, below $200,000, is no longer viable, the “new affordable” price bracket, $200,000 to $300,000 grows,” Paige Shipp, regional director…

Kevin Tally Brings Experience And Youth to Allie Beth Allman and Associates

By Joshua Baethge / May 3, 2018 /

Kevin Tally, a Dallas-based agent with more than a decade of North Texas real estate experience, recently joined Allie Beth Allman and Associates after spending the past three years at Rogers Healy and Associates. Tally is one of the youngest “veterans” in the Dallas market. He earned his real estate license 10 years ago while…

Fort Worth CC Approves Zoning for Another Luxe High Rise: The Worth

By Candy Evans / April 4, 2018 /

This press release just hit my inbox, and how cool is it that the Fort Worth City Council meets at night? — FORT WORTH CITY COUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY APPROVES ZONING FOR THE WORTH, a 30-FLOOR LUXURY CONDOMINIUM HIGH-RISE  Downtown Design Review Board, DFW Inc and Trinity River Vision Authority Continue Enthusiastic Support for Residential Condo Project  FORT WORTH,…

Apartment Completions Are Booming, But So Are Rents

By Bethany Erickson / March 30, 2018 /

There may be a lot of apartments being built in Texas, but that’s not necessarily translating to more affordable rents, one economist said at a recent conference on affordable housing held at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Greg Willett, chief economist at RealPage, told the group assembled that the same affordable housing issues that…

DIY Out West: Walsh Launches Open-to-the-Public Makerspace

By CandysDirt.com Contributor / March 28, 2018 /

From Staff Reports Walsh is now home to Fort Worth’s newest makerspace. The Walsh Makerspace, located in the heart of the growing 7,200-acre neighborhood in west Fort Worth, is the first of its kind to be built from the ground up around a new development, and is available to residents and the public.