Fort Worth Downtown Living
Seriously, in what city could $1 million get you a stand-alone, luxury, 2,300-square-foot townhouse with river views in the city center priced at $300 per square foot? A look at the map is instructive because this three-bedroom, three-and-one-half-bath downtown Fort Worth townhouse is located at the nexus of several of the most exciting developments in…
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One enduring trend in recent times has been the urbanization of suburbs. Think: Office parks in North Dallas. And contrarily, suburbanization of city centers. Think: Pottery Barn in Lower Manhattan or Costco— for God’s sake — in East Harlem. Dallas has its own urban suburb, Bryan Place, with recent construction in the historic neighborhood dating…
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Here is one of those rare real estate finds — an urban condominium that really feels like home. This is CandysDirt.com’s second visit to Grove Street’s Le Bijou condominium development, which was built in 2006 in the heart of downtown Fort Worth. The Le Bijou townhouse follows the classic urban townhouse profile with a street…
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More than half the battle in bringing an interesting Fort Worth Friday is in the hunt. Sometimes I pore through hundreds of listings to find a property with something distinctive. Something that separates a property from the rest. This week’s exhaustive search paid off and I lucked out with a listing that is a stand-out…
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To what lengths are you willing to go to own a piece of the sky? One of the most unique Fort Worth properties on the market now is a top-story penthouse at 500 Throckmorton, AKA The Tower. It’s Unit No. 3506, and it’s priced well under $1 million. What’s the catch? To say that it…
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