John Zimmerman
Of the many things that I love about Fort Worth, one of them has to be how new construction homes have been delicately folded into many of the great older neighborhoods across the city. Not to say it’s always a copesetic relationship that’s for sure. We have all passed through older areas of charm and…
New year, new listing. I mean, like, a one-hour-old listing with so much to love. I was smitten at first sight of this Arlington Heights bungalow at 4321 Pershing Avenue, and it’s easy to see why. The residence is impeccably sited on a graded double lot that provides an attractive setting for the uber-charming, 1937…
A rubble slate walkway, Thurber brick walls and planter box, tidy landscaping, and charming awnings are just some of the endearing features that made me take notice of this Arlington Heights bungalow. This 1937 vintage charmer at 4321 Pershing Avenue occupies a double-sloping lot in the heart of Arlington Heights. The welcoming interior doesn’t let…
There’s hardly an explanation for this phenomenon. Location? Across the street from River Crest Country Club golf course. Price? About $1 million below the median price in the area. While summer is not the ideal time to put a house on the market, it’s difficult to fathom how this near-perfect property has been on the…
Who says that having choices isn’t a good thing? For the past 24-plus months, housing inventory in the Fort Worth area has been so sparse that desperate buyers not only were willing to increase their offers from the suggested list price but had very few options to pick from. With the overall inventory in Fort…
