Fort Worth, United States (Local)
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Joy Donovan's coverage primarily focuses on local real estate, open houses, and related events in the Dallas area. She seems to be particularly interested in providing reviews and insights into the local housing market. Given her emphasis on seasonal content and expert commentary, she may be receptive to pitches that offer unique perspectives or first-hand experiences related to home ownership and real estate trends specific to the Texas, Dallas area.
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By: Joy Donovan
Want to stand out in the middle of Fort Worth’s historic Ryan Place? Buy a Midcentury Modern. Yes, Ryan Place, a charming neighborhood where many houses were built about 100 years ago, has at least one Midcentury Modern on the market. Most of the neighborhood’s homes date to the 1920s and ’30s, and the Near…
By: Joy Donovan
One of Bedford’s largest remaining undeveloped properties is officially on the market after years of speculation about its future. The owner, Hurst‑Euless‑Bedford Independent School District, purchased the property in 1969, and its potential sale has been a hot topic of discussion for several years. Now the Tarrant County school district has opened bidding on the…
By: Joy Donovan
Texas A&M held a big event last week in Fort Worth that was definitely worthy of the Corps of Cadets and even Reveille herself. Texas A&M-Fort Worth officially opened the first academic building on its new downtown campus last week, marking a major milestone in the university system’s long-term expansion into southeast Fort Worth. On…
By: Joy Donovan
So, you’re a foodie. Certainly, there are plenty of great dining spots in both Fort Worth and Dallas, but you want something less crowded, in the suburbs. Let me introduce you to Roanoke, the Unique Dining Capital of Texas? The state legislature has bestowed this title twice on this suburb of about 11,000. Roanoke has…
Mark and Sue Wykes are not only selling Grapevine homes, they're selling the Grapevine lifestyle by co-chairing GrapeFest this year.
No chance the house at 6467 Kirkwood Road in Fort Worth is going to be the wallflower of the block. Nope, distinctive and striking, this house refuses to b
By: Joy Donovan
Fort Worth Realtor Gaye Reed admits to having a soft spot for older homes. For years, she’s volunteered with Historic Fort Worth to preserve the city’s local heritage. She herself lives in the historic Mistletoe Heights neighborhood, where she appreciates the efforts of neighbors to preserve the area. It’s because of her love of history,…
By: Joy Donovan
Four North Texas suburbs landed among the nation’s top 10 real estate markets — including the top two spots. Frisco ranked No. 1 and McKinney No. 2 in Wall
By: Joy Donovan
A 17-unit luxury townhome development near historic downtown Grapevine is moving forward, with sales expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2026. The new Nash & Berry community will consist of four buildings arranged around a communal courtyard, with townhomes expected to average between $1.5 million and $1.6 million. City approvals and demolition are…
By: Joy Donovan
It’s not often that 2.33 secluded acres turn up in Grapevine, especially within a short drive of DFW International Airport. But if you think you have to sacrifice your desire for a home that feels like an escape from the daily grind, this Grapevine residence will surprise you. The property at 3206 Wintergreen Terrace doesn’t…
