Fort Worth

Historic Tenth-Floor Downtown Fort Worth Condo For Rent

By Bethany Erickson / March 24, 2019 /

We talk a lot about the downtown Dallas skyline and the amazing views you can get from high-rise life there, but in today’s look at available rentals, we’re trekking over to downtown Fort Worth, and the Neil P. We’ve talked about the Neil P. before — our Eric Prokesh took a look at the building’s…

John Zimmerman Puts Pedal to Metal With Car-Centric Lifestyle Development

By Joanna England / February 22, 2019 /

For a Realtor that trades in luxury real estate, John Zimmerman is hitting the accelerator. As one of Fort Worth’s leading residential agents, Zimmerman has made a name for himself marketing the biggest and the best estates in Cowtown. That’s still his milieu, but he’s also marketing something completely new to Tarrant County. It’s the…

This Blackwood Homes-Updated Fort Worth Home Is a Steal at $300K

By Shelby Skrhak / February 21, 2019 /

We love home before-and-after photos because there’s something just so satisfying about seeing a transformation (Scroll to the end for the photos; it’s worth it!). This home at 6713 Genoa Road in Fort Worth is no exception. Recently appraised at $355,000, this three-bedroom, three-bath, 2,028 square-foot home has been drastically reduced to $300,000! This 1975-built ranch…

Rents Are Higher in North Texas Suburbs, Exburbs

By CandysDirt / February 9, 2019 /

Dallas proper posted moderate rent increases, but it was the area suburbs and exburbs that saw the biggest apartment rents in 2018, RentCafe revealed in a recent report. Flower Mound posted the highest rent at $1,526 (despite only having a minimal increase of 0.1 percent), higher than Farmers Branch and Frisco with average rents of…

Fabulous Fort Worth: Where You Will Be Drinking Wine This Weekend

By Candy Evans / January 25, 2019 /

Man and the land. One of the most wonderful things about living in Texas is, I believe, the fabulous access to land we have in our outlying communities. Sure, we are getting ever more vertical in our urban cores — and that’s great — but then sometimes, some of us want to go home, put…