Bedford, Texas may have a reputation as just another of Northeast Tarrant County’s bedroom communities, but the city has a history and a future based largely on its convenience. Bedford residents may not know it, but they have Milton Moore and Weldon Bobo to thank for establishing their city, and they have a series of smart decisions through the decades to thanks for keeping it from being swallowed up by Hurst or Euless. Bedford History Today’s Bedford is noted for its convenient location … [Read more...]

If you picture the next home of your own in a quintessentially American neighborhood that could have come right out of a Norman Rockwell painting, Fort Worth’s University Place might be for you. And if you expect a full range of shopping, dining and recreational activities just moments away, University Place is even more certainly a neighborhood you should consider. Just north of Texas Christian University and only a few minutes from downtown, University Place is one of the best preserved and … [Read more...]

The TCU area of Fort Worth is obviously named because of its proximity to Texas Christian University, but the area’s appeal isn’t limited to professors and professional administrators. Because of the neighborhood’s location only minutes from downtown, the Trinity Trails, many Fort Worth tourist attractions and the funky Berry Street corridor, just about anyone can find a reason to call the TCU area home. Getting To Know TCU TCU dominates University Drive as you approach Berry Street … [Read more...]

Fort Worth’s Park Hill neighborhood is a small and exclusive enclave that sits atop a bluff above the city’s biggest tourist attraction, the Fort Worth Zoo. There’s more for Park Hill residents to roar about than just the convenient and posh location, however. Still, you can’t gloss over that important location. Located very near Texas Christian University and the redeveloping Berry Street corridor with its funky restaurants and vibrant nightlife, Park Hill has a dream location. It’s … [Read more...]

If real estate is primarily about location, Fort Worth’s Monticello neighborhood has the kind of location that sells itself. Not far from downtown, just northwest of the new West 7th development and within walking distant to the Cultural District, Monticello deserves its grand name and great reputation. Imagine being able to walk to the Amon Carter Museum of Modern Art from your home or attend an event at Will Rogers Memorial Center without dealing with parking hassles. It’s possible from … [Read more...]