Fort Worth

Lock Her, Leave Her, Love Her When You Are Home: Elegant Enchantment in Westover Square

By Candy Evans / September 23, 2016 /

We just love this house, because it has everything we (meaning, I) am looking for in (our) my next home: fantastic spaces, storage, elegance, rooms you can use, and just enough green space. I always seem to be at war with sprinkler systems and that’s it, I’m over them. Give me turf, give me gravel,…

DFW Cities Score High In Nationwide Survey of Best Real Estate Markets of 2016

By Leah Shafer / September 2, 2016 /

Nearly a decade after the housing crisis that sent the U.S. economy into freefall, housing is most certainly back—just look at our DFW market. Citing U.S. Census Bureau data, the New York Times recently reported that sales of new single-family homes nationwide were higher this past July than in nearly 10 years. Nationwide, a company that tracks the…

Featured Realtor: What do Bill Nye, The Doctor, and Fort Worth Agent C. Seth Fowler Have in Common?

By Joanna England / August 1, 2016 /

It all started as a bet about 6 years ago, says C. Seth Fowler, a Fort Worth real estate agent with Williams Trew. Little did he know that a friendly wager would turn into a calling card. Now Fowler, a go-getter of a Realtor, has something in common with Bill Nye the Science Guy and Doctor…

Bespoke Modern Beauty in Bella Flora is a Delight For All Ages

By Eric Prokesh / May 13, 2016 /

Where to find modern L.A.-style glamor, replete with all of the requisite state-of-the-art electronics to run a smart house? Why, head west of course. Actually, the gated community of Bella Flora, which has a Benbrook Zip code in the choice Aledo school district, lies in the southwestern most corner of Fort Worth and is a quick commute…

Poised Grande Dame in Placid Park Hill Features Gothic Details With Modern Updates

By Eric Prokesh / April 15, 2016 /

Fort Worth’s Near Southside is replete with venerable old neighborhoods, rich in appeal. Among them is Park Hill, a neighborhood comprised of a handful of shaded bends. Just above the Fort Worth Zoo could almost be described as a enclave. In spite of the array of styles — some stately, some quirky — and a range of scales —…