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
Just east of Grapevine’s busy Main Street, there’s a rebellion going on. In a quaint 1880s cottage painted a can’t-miss-it pink, former Realtor Nicole Heere has created a very lady-like rebellion of her own making. With her blonde hair pulled back in a neat ponytail, carefully applied red lipstick, and a full-skirted dress, Heere looks…
By: Joy Donovan
Even with a jolt of personality, this 1,947-square-foot Tudor keeps its traditional look in the ever-popular Arlington Heights neighborhood of Fort Worth.
By: Joy Donovan
For nature-loving buyers who’d take tall trees, twinkling stars, and 42 acres over a city skyline any ole day, 151 Trinity Bluffs Road makes a compelling argument for Aledo. The 6,924-square-foot Parker County estate sits along the Clear Fork of the Trinity River, with a house designed to blur the boundary between indoors and out.…
By: Joy Donovan
The Fort Worth house tells you what it’s all about with the street name: Skylake Drive. Of course, the listing at 7624 Skylake Dr. is all about lake living and open skies. The street name tells you the priorities here. This Eagle Mountain contemporary, built in 1985 in Fort Worth’s Lake Country Estates, comes with…
By: Joy Donovan
Everyone swoons over the stylish houses in Nancy Meyers’ movies. The writer/director/producer creates movie sets worth studying — think about “Something’s Gotta Give” or “Father of the Bride.” Everything is traditional and cozy and pretty without being too stiff or gray or fussy. They’ve got a vibe, a look, a certain somethin’ that makes them…
By: Joy Donovan
Think a house under 2,000 square feet can’t deliver serious style? This Euless listing makes a pretty good case otherwise. The updated and stylish home at 2301 Grizzly Run Lane in Euless impresses beyond its compact size, with features not the norm for such a footprint. Inside the gated Little Bear Addition, the house begins…
By: Joy Donovan
A New York investment firm has acquired a 316-unit apartment complex in east Fort Worth’s Woodhaven area, where efforts to revive a once-prominent neighborhood are gaining momentum. NeuRock Capital purchased Trinity Heights, a 316-unit apartment community at 6501 Boca Raton Blvd., in a transaction that closed this summer. The sale comes as redevelopment plans advance…
By: Joy Donovan
Whether you’re an architectural geek or an amateur detective, here’s a house to check out. Yes, there are a couple of mysteries to be solved at the 1952-built home at 737 N. Hampton Road in Dallas. The biggest question that listing agent Brian Davis of Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty is asking: What happened to…
Fort Worth’s restaurant scene has been doin’ its own two-step. One restaurant shuffles off the dance floor, and another makes its opening whirl. There are new restaurants on the way, familiar favorites changing addresses, and a Hollywood heavyweight making his mark on the Stockyards. This isn’t exactly new news, but Fort Worth’s darling, Taylor Sheridan,…
This 1,939-square-foot house for sale in southern Fort Worth offers the best of two worlds. It sits on an inner-city lot, but it was built this year.
