Best Fort Worth Neighborhoods

Find The Best of Westover Hills on Shady Oaks Lane

By Eric Prokesh / January 21, 2022 /
Shady Oaks Lane

This was one of those weeks in which I went through all 80 pages of a real estate site (over 500 listings) without finding anything inspiring. Not counting a Westcliff modern which was irresistible until I succumbed to a severe bout of déja vu and realized I had written about it four years ago. By…

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Don’t Miss This Sweet Spot on Locke Avenue in Ridglea North

By Eric Prokesh / January 29, 2021 /
Ridglea North

Tired of small-town living, some friends of mine have recently returned to Fort Worth’s Ridglea area inspiring me to take a closer look at the popular neighborhood. For an established neighborhood, Ridglea North has a relatively young demographic, with a median age of 37. Houses move quickly, selling just over one month. At over 12…

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Updated Charmer at the Corner of Clover And Clarke

By Eric Prokesh / January 17, 2020 /

I’ve written about the charmed streets of Clover Lane and Clarke before. Many things mark the area as special. For me, personally, it’s the street where my father grew up.   Several of my friends started their lives and careers in Fort Worth on these tree-lined streets. Neighborhood camaraderie is quite strong. Its location is…

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Celebrate the 2020s in a Berkley Place Beauty from the 1920s

By Eric Prokesh / January 3, 2020 /
Wilshire Boulevard

There are echoes of that other Wilshire Boulevard in this charming little villa in Berkley Place. Like the gracious Mediterranean ambiance embellished with palm trees and those lovely blue awnings, which match the window trim color. Head on, the four bedroom, three bath, house built in 1928 looks rather simple and small. However, looked at…

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Classic Ranch on Ridgewood Road in The Heart Of Crestwood

By Eric Prokesh / September 13, 2019 /
Ridgewood Road

I don’t need much of an excuse for a foray to Crestwood, my favorite Fort Worth ’07 hood where every old oak seems to sport a sinuous balletic twist. In fact, trees are so revered in this westside enclave that some stand protected by masonry, in the middle of Crestwood‘s winding lanes. This week I was enticed…

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