urban living

Industrial Chic Living is Incredibly Affordable at The Beat Lofts

By Nikki Barringer / February 27, 2024 /

The best thing about an agent that’s selling a property in their own building is that they know everything. And I mean EVERYTHING. In this case, the agent is JB Hayes with Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty, and the property is in The Beat Lofts in The Cedars. What’s Not to Love About The Cedars?…

Read More

With Walkability and Convenience, Montgomery Plaza Condos Are Always in Demand

By Seth Fowler / September 5, 2023 /

Montgomery Plaza is always a favorite featured location for Tarrant County Tuesday. Not only was the iconic 1928-built warehouse transformed into one of Fort Worth’s first urban condominium properties back in 2004 as the anchor of the burgeoning West 7th District, but it is also one of the most popular condo and destination communities in…

Read More

Want to be Close to it all in Downtown Fort Worth? This West 7th Condo Provides Ultimate Walkability

By Seth Fowler / July 25, 2023 /

We are going to take a break from highlighting properties with places to take a dip in today’s column, but we are not going to take a break from talking about how we can beat the heat from our featured location. Instead, let’s talk about how we can avoid the heat altogether. If you must…

Read More

This Award-Winning Reconstructed Warehouse Is the Definition of Industrial Chic

By Sylvia Bloom / August 13, 2022 /

If you’re a regular reader of CandysDirt.com, you have probably tuned into HGTV at some point and watched a show or two. Or three. Or five. Guilty as charged! This warehouse-turned-home, located in Dallas’s Design District and listed by Henda Salmeron of Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate, isn’t just stunning — it’s prize-winning. The house won…

Read More

Q&A: A&M Professor Weighs in on Texas’ Future in Housing Growth, Changes

By Marlin Weso / August 10, 2021 /

James Tate, assistant professor for landscape architecture and urban planning at Texas A&M University, say metros such as Dallas-Fort Worth are becoming megaregions.

Read More