David Weekley Homes Dallas & Fort Worth Metroplex - DFW

David Weekley has new home communities throughout Fort Worth and the surrounding suburbs of Tarrant County:

Aviary - David Weekley Homes Murphy
$297's+
Murphy, Texas
2505 - 4433

Capella Park - David Weekley Homes Dallas
$199's +
Dallas, TX
1814 - 3275

Castle Hills - David Weekley Homes Castle Hills
$299's+
Lewisville, Texas
1735 - 6478

Chadwick Farms - David Weekley Homes Roanoke
$153's +
Roanoke, TX
1524 - 3376

Chestnut Meadow - David Weekley Homes Forney, Texas
$154's +
Forney, Texas
1657 - 3410

Cypress Crossing - David Weekley Homes Fairview, Texas
$259's +
Fairview, TX
2130 - 4433

Enclave at Grove Hill - David Weekley Homes Dallas, Texas
$200's+
Dallas, Texas
1524 - 3380

Enclave at Wilshire Park - David Weekley Homes Tarrant County
$241's +
Euless, Texas
1673 - 2599

Enclave at Wyrick Estates - David Weekley Homes Dallas
$361's +
Dallas, Texas
2104 - 3788

Fannin Farms West - David Weekley Homes Arlington TX
Arlington, Texas

Fontanna Ranch - David Weekley Rockwall, TX
$269's +
Rockwall, TX
2666 - 4433

Foxwood Glen - David Weekley Arlington, TX
$190's +
Arlington, Texas
1493 - 3659

Grand Peninsula - David Weekley Homes Grand Prairie
$251's +
Grand Prarie, TX
2435 - 3582

Griffin Parc II 65' - David Weekley Frisco Texas
$311's +
Frisco, TX
2855 - 2955

Hillsborough - David Weekley Keller
$145's +
Keller, Texas
1524 - 3376

Home Town - David Weekley North Richland Hills
$251's +
North Richland Hills
1814 - 2929

Homestead at Big Stone Gap - David Weekley Duncanville
$168's +
Duncanville, Texas
1524 - 2288

Lakes of Prosper - David Weekley Prosper TX
$236's +
Prosper, Texas
1850 - 3540

Lantana - David Weekley Lantana
$230's +
Lantana
1672 - 4008

Liberty Crossing - David Weekley Fort Worth
$144's +
Ft. Worth
1524 - 3376

Lost Creek Ranch - David Weekley Fort Worth
$134's +
Fort Worth
1324 - 3003

Magnolia Farms
$171's +
Glenn Heights
1921 - 2327

Marine Creek Ranch - David Weekley Fort Worth
$142's +
Ft. Worth, Texas
1524 - 2770

Newton Ranch
$419's +
Keller
2682 - 4696

Paloma Creek South
$145's +
Little Elm,
1524 - 3222

Parker Village/Southridge Estates
$408's +
Parker, TX
2887 - 5030

Pearson Farms - David Weekley Homes Frisco
$249's +
Frisco, TX
1874 - 3867

Plaza at Forest Park
$249's +
Dallas
1794 - 1961

Rockland Farms
$495's +
Lucas
3428 - 5030

Silver Lake Manors - David Weekley Grapevine
$376's + ** Ask about the nearby septic plant!!!
Grapevine, TX
2364 - 3853

Stonebridge Ranch
$242's +
McKinney
2130 - 3932

The Bluffs
$156's +
Ft. Worth, Texas
1850 - 2485

Timber Creek
$167's +
McKinney, Texas
1524 - 3198

Townhomes of Westgate
$339's +
Grapevine, TX
1866 - 2691

Trails of Willow Creek
$139's +
Ft. Worth, TX
1850 - 2212

Travis Ranch
$140's +
Forney, TX
1324 - 3198

Versailles Villas
$190's +
Irving, TX
1399 - 1946

Village Park 50'
$205's +
McKinney, TX
1770 - 3188

Village Parks
$137's +
Fort Worth, TX
1685 - 2806

Villas of Buckingham - David Weekley Homes Richardson
$360's +
Richardson, TX
2762 - 3744

West Crossing
$140's +
Anna, TX
1485 - 3454

Willow Ridge
$314's +
Prosper, TX
2561 - 4462

Windgate Manor
$263's +
Allen, TX
2102 - 3327

Windsor Crest
$485's +
Dallas, TX
2097 - 5211

Wolf Creek
$479's +
Lucas, TX
3255 - 5373

Woodbridge
$169's +
Wylie, TX
1524 - 3484

Woodbridge West
$210's +
Sachse, TX
1910 - 3384

Woodcreek
$147's +
Rockwall, TX
1324 - 3864

Woodland Estates
$118's +
Mansfield, TX
1018 - 2316

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David Weekley Homes Fort Worth & Tarrant County

David Weekley is a very popular home builder in North Texas and other parts of the country. I've personally bought and lived in a David Weekley Home, so I can tell you all the ins-and-outs about the company.

Personally, I prefer David Weekley Homes to DR Horton Homes, but generally speaking, the DR Horton Home is usually slightly more affordable than the David Weekley models in the same new home communities. These two home builders often share space in the same master planned communities.

I think David Weekley Homes are a bit more higher quality. You can tell when you walk in the homes that they feel more solid than the DR Horton or other builders. The other builders try to make up for quality with gazillions of upgrades, but that doesn't hide the fact that the quality is just not as high as David Weekley. Maybe it's just my perception after exposure to excellent marketing by David Weekley, but this is the impression that I have after working with both companies extensively.

David Weekley Homes has the details down better. For example, Weekley seems to employee better sales agents, in my humble opinion. (I should know) The package they give you when you buy a home is big and substantial. You feel like you're part of a well-oiled machine throughout the entire build-out process. The price is a little higher than the others in the area, which I'm sure has contributed to my bias.

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David Weekley Homes in Fort Worth

David Weekley Homes - Tarrant County New Homes

Fannin Farms
David Weekley
Arlington, TX
$217,000 $227,000

Home Town
David Weekley
North Richland Hills, TX
$246,000 $309,000

Little Bear
David Weekley
Euless, Texas
$218,000 $295,000

Old Towne
David Weekley
Arlington, Texas
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Harvest Ridge
David Weekley
Keller, Texas
$127,000 $174,000

Willow Wood
David Weekley
Fort Worth, Texas (NW)
$120,000 $142,000

Cities in Tarrant County

The following cities are located in Tarrant County:

• Aledo
• Arlington
• Azle
• Benbrook
• Burleson
• Crowley
• Fort Worth
• Hurst
• Keller
• Kennedale
• River Oaks
• Saginaw
• Springtown
• Trophy Club
• Westover Hills
• White Settlement

Trophy Club Police Allegations

According to the Fort Worth Star Telegram, the Trophy Club Neighborhood Action Committee have written the anonymous statements containing allegations of misconduct among the city's police department. The Town of Trophy Club is taking the allegations of police misconduct, harassment, contempt and spying seriously. Mayor Nick Sanders has requested that someone come forward with evidence proving such allegations, however, no such evidence has been presented.

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Arlington TX Real Estate News

According to the Texas Center for Real Estate, Arlington, TX real estate is going strong and has a great outlook, especially once the Dallas Cowboys Stadium is completed. Arlington is known as one of Texas most "entertaining cities," with entertainment options including: The Ball Park in Arlington, Six Flags over Texas and soon, the Dallas Cowboys Stadium.

Arlington Texas is flanked by Grand Prairie, Fort Worth, Dallas, Cedar Hill and Mansfield. There are roughly 649 residents per square mile in the city.

The major employers for Arlington include:

Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Retail 29,237
AMR Corp./American Airlines Airline 25,000
Dallas ISD Education 19,359
Texas Health Resources Health care 17,000
Raytheon Co. Defense and aerospace 16,250
Verizon Communications, Inc. Telecommunications 15,900
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co. Military aircraft 15,000
Baylor Health Care System Health care 14,572
AT&T Communications 14,000
U.S. Postal Service Government 13,850
HCA Healthcare Health care 13,000
Albertson's Inc. Retail grocery 12,240
City of Dallas Government 12,221
Countrywide Home Loans Financial services 11,798
Kroger Food Stores Grocery 11,500
Citigroup Inc. Financial services 10,635
Brinker International Inc. Restaurants 10,283
TTI, Inc. Semiconductor 9,972
Fort Worth ISD Education 9,881
Texas Instruments

Home Builders in Tarrant County

Tarrant County continues to grow, and new homes are springing up in Euless, Bedford, Arlington, and throughout the county. Along with new homes and developments, Tarrant County has also seen a growing number of home builders. In order to learn as much as possible about what specific home builders have to offer including their home plans, amenities, and price ranges, you can contact the home builder to receive in depth information about their homes and about what the different Tarrant County communities.

Fort Worth School Districts

Aledo ISD
Arlington ISD
Azle ISD
Birdville ISD
Burleson ISD
Carroll ISD
Castleberry ISD
Crowley ISD
Eagle Saginaw ISD
Everman ISD
Forth Worth ISD
Godley ISD
Grapevine-Colleyville ISD
Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD
Keller ISD
Kennedale ISD
Lake Worth ISD
Mansfield ISD
Masonic Home ISD
Northwest ISD
White Settlement ISD

Trends in Home Home Decor

Buying a brand new homes? If you're both lucky and rich your walls will be bathed in rich hues that make family and friends sit and stay a spell. If you're really blessed you have the gobs of faux finish spattered about with a burnt umber gloss for the aged plaster patina. If you're like the rest of us, sometimes lucky and rich in spirit, you're starring at those white walls wondering how to make winter white look wow. Brrrrr

Brand new homes sometimes come with pretty colors, but for the most part it's more economical to paint after your house is built. If you're not an interior designer, what can you do to assure your walls welcome you and yours? Here's a few tips from someone just like you--me. Only I have taken the time to write down my wall ponders for your benefit. This is not the decorator's gospel... it's just a normal gal's guide to making her four walls pop.

1. Choose warm colors. If I've learned anything in my life, it's that you want a warm and inviting feeling in a house, unless you are an ultra modern condo dweller. Warm colors with hints of red, orange and yellow remind us of warm sunlight as opposed to cold colors that make you think of being freezing...(who wants that at home?) Neutral colors are just that--neutral, boring, plain and are good for walls as a type of visual relief.

Paint colors for 2007

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42-Unit deal closed for Park Ridge Townhomes

(Arlington) - Forty-two vintage townhouses have brought close to $40,000 per unit. Park Ridge Townhomes at 300 W. Park Row Dr. went to Clarus Investments 6 LLC of Portland, OR. The 92.4 percent-leased rental property sits on two acres, and will undergo moderate renovations as units turn. The 21-year-old townhouses, historically 100 percent filled, are close to the University of Texas at Arlington, with students making up roughly half of the tenant base. The roughly 1,000-square-foot units have two- and three-bedroom floor plans. The monthly rent averages 60 cents per square foot.

[GlobeSt.com]

$6.5M Renovation for Arlington Family Amusement Center

(Arlington) - Brian Smith has spent $6.5 million on the blue-and-green-checkered, red-striped, yellow-blocked walls of the 40,000-square-foot Alley Cats building, which sprawls on 6.5 acres. Alley Cats on 2004 W. Pleasant Ridge Road is Smith's first attempt to focus a family amusement center on bowling. Besides 24 bowling lanes, there's also a two-story, 5,000-square-foot laser-tag course, a giant rock-climbing wall, a billiards room, several meeting rooms, and a restaurant.

[Fort Worth Star-Telegram]

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