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
Julie Shaw and Craig Kuykendall took their time designing their forever home on more than 88 acres in Johnson County. The land had been in Shaw’s family for decades, and she and her husband carefully designed the French-inspired residence to reflect the way they lived. Before construction began, they built a barndominium on the property…
By: Joy Donovan
House hunters, apartment seekers and highway warriors know well how popular North Texas has become these days. North Texas continues to add residents at a remarkable pace — making Dallas the ninth largest and Fort Worth the 10th largest cities in the U.S. — but the growth that has defined the region for decades is…
By: Joy Donovan
The house at 4413 Saddleback Lane in Southlake has a curb appeal that makes it a showstopper in a neighborhood meant for show-stopping custom homes. Of course, Southlake has captured a Texas-sized share of attention with its homes, its schools, and its commercial developments. Finding a beautiful house in this Tarrant County suburb is easy…
Expect some extra sparkle this Fourth of July as the U.S. of A. puts 250 candles on its birthday cake, and communities across Tarrant County are doing their part to celebrate with several days of parades, concerts, food, and fireworks to celebrate. From Fort Worth’s annual Panther Island celebration to Arlington’s downtown festivities, Southlake’s Stars…
By: Joy Donovan
The term “curb appeal” hardly seems adequate for this 6,780-square-foot contemporary home at 3736 Aviemore in southwest Fort Worth. Listed for $9.995 million after a major price reduction, the house feels more like a modern sculpture of stone and glass than a traditional residence. But the views from inside are just as striking. The main…
By: Joy Donovan
The 1948 house now on the market in Fort Worth’s Oakhurst neighborhood retains all the charm of a midcentury home. But tucked inside is a chef-designed kitchen built for serious cooking. Former restaurateurs own the charmer at 2012 W. Lotus Ave., and you can see their culinary pedigree inside. The kitchen isn’t the typical midcentury…
By: Joy Donovan
We have officially reached the time of the year when hot weather game plans are critical. How to stay cool occupies a lot of our everyday thoughts. We park even farther from the store’s front door if we’re lucky enough to nab a parking spot. We decided eating salad for dinner is much preferable to…
News of side-by-side townhomes hitting the market simultaneously is a lot like an architectural double play... twice as exciting as a single.
By: Joy Donovan
This Texas Modernist home in Oak Cliff is credited to architect Robert Davies. But his wife, Alice, definitely had her say in the design.
By: Joy Donovan
A vacant two‑acre, triangle‑shaped patch of land in the middle of Grapevine’s highways, hotels, and Grapevine Mills Mall was an odd-lot dilemma. It was too small for a major commercial build, plus a business would need parking. The constant buzz of nearby State Highway 121, State Highway 114, and I-635 made it a bad spot…
