Joseph Berkes

Brittany Cobb Lists Her Beautifully Curated Fort Worth Bungalow Full of ‘Flea Style’

By Candy's Dirt / November 15, 2023 /

If we tried to personify this 1940 Oakhurst bungalow in Fort Worth, she’d be like that cool, boho gal who makes every get-together more fun. With her great sense of humor and an even greater sense of style (oh, the hats!), she has an effortless ability to bring people, places, and things together so beautifully…

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This Bluebonnet Drive Bungalow Shows What Oakhurst Offers in The $500K Range

By Eric Prokesh / October 27, 2023 /
Bluebonnet Drive Bungalow

I have always had a soft spot for Oakhurst. It’s an in-town enclave on the National Register of Historic Places. And why not? There is so much to love. Platted in 1927 by Harvard-educated landscape designer Herbert Hare, it was conceived with winding contours and sylvan green spaces offering natural screens and sound buffers that…

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Ready For Your Own White House? These Open Houses Offer Plenty of Options

By Joy Donovan / September 28, 2023 /

These days, a white house seems to be a big trend in every neighborhood. But at the same time, others have been around for decades, such as The White House, located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Can a classic be a trend, too? Bright and clean-looking, white goes with everything and anything. It’s easy to work…

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Barbie’s North Texas Dream House Could be Any One of These Hot Listings

By Joy Donovan / July 27, 2023 /

That Barbie, she’s everywhere and she’s got everything. She’s the “it girl” of the moment. What gal has more, done more, been more than Barbie? Her hair has gone from bubble hairdo to ponytail to long, luscious waves. And that killer wardrobe — she’s always chic and trendy whether it’s that iconic black-and-white swimsuit still…

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Joseph Berkes Serves Up a Double Helping of Fort Worth Luxury

By Karen Eubank / May 8, 2023 /

If there were ever a place where luxury and Levi’s go hand in hand, it would be Fort Worth. Nicknamed Cowtown because it was a major livestock trading center, Fort Worth is the only city in America with a twice-daily cattle drive. However, it’s also home to world-class art museums and the Van Cliburn International…

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