New construction

Townhomes Bring Modern Style to Fort Worth’s Popular Near Southside

By Joy Donovan / February 20, 2026 /

Anyone feeling shut out of Fort Worth’s super‑hot Near Southside housing market now has a new way to step into one of Cowtown’s most popular areas. New construction at 337 College Ave and 341 College Ave. is where a new limited collection of contemporary townhomes is making its debut. Designed for an urban lifestyle, the…

It’s All in the Family With Kendall Milagro

By Karen Eubank / June 2, 2025 /

Kendall Milagro embodies the true spirit of family togetherness. With over two decades of experience, the boutique home-building company is a testament to the passion and dedication of its founders. Tom Kendall and Alice Rodriguez, the husband-and-wife co-founders and co-owners, along with their daughter, Juliana Rodriguez Ziv, the designer, and Kendall’s brother-in-law, Israel Hernandez, the…

New Construction in Coppell is a Unicorn, But We Found It

By Brenda Masse / January 15, 2025 /

Over the last couple of decades, Coppell has been so thoroughly built up that finding a lot to build a new home has become quite the project, but if you’re looking for new construction in Coppell, Compass’ Courtney Tauriac has not one, but two gorgeous homes on the market for you. The home at 101…

This Cowtown New Home Watches the Budget and Brings the Luxe

By Joy Donovan / November 5, 2024 /

Finding a home under a $400,000 budget can be done. Finding a home under $400,000 that’s a new build — now that can be a challenge. CandysDirt.com has done the leg work finding a new home, under $400,000, with some bells and whistles. Take a look at 2803 Ross Ave. in Fort Worth. This new…

Test Your Home Maintenance IQ With These Images From the Field

By Brenda Masse / November 2, 2024 /

How good is your home maintenance knowledge? It’s time to find out with another round of, “What’s Wrong With This Picture,” the Upon Closer Inspection edition. So put your inspector’s hat on, and see if you can figure out the problem in the images before reading below. What Is This and Why Is It Wrong?…