Marion’s Blog:

Texas Motor Speedway Is Known For Friendliness As Well As Speed
February 21, 2012
Commuters between Denton and Fort Worth often whiz past Texas Motor Speedway without giving it a thought, but to fans of NASCAR, IndyCar and other genres of car racing, this 1.5-mile oval is almost like holy ground. As one of the most fan-friendly tracks in racing, it’s no wonder people who like car racing really… Read More

Granbury, Texas Revolves Around Lake, Legend And Lifestyle
February 14, 2012
If you’d like to make your home in a small town with enough legends, recreational opportunities and quaint Texas charm to spend your lifetime exploring, Granbury could be the place for you. Located in Hood County and only a quick half-hour drive from Southwest Fort Worth, Granbury looks the way visitors expect a small Texas… Read More

Log Cabin Village: Fort Worth Homes From A Bygone Time
February 7, 2012
Log Cabin Village is perhaps the most underrated Fort Worth tourist attraction, but this collection of log cabins from the mid-1800s is a fun and educational place to visit that shows us just how much the Texas lifestyle has changed in the last century and a half. With the help of the docents who guide… Read More

Cowboys Stadium: An Architectural Marvel
January 31, 2012
Sports are an important part of life for many North Texans, and there is no more iconic representation of North Texas sports than Cowboys Stadium. In fact, I helped a family buy an Arlington home last year who insisted that their new house have a view of this massive stadium. People who are new… Read More

Stats Prove That DFW New Home Sales Ended Year On Up Note
January 24, 2012
I like to maintain a positive attitude about everything, but there are real signs of both strength and opportunity in the Fort Worth-Dallas new home market. Recently released statistics prove that area new home sales ended the year on an up note. Home builders reported an increase in starts and closings in the fourth quarter… Read More


