Dallas & Fort Worth, Texas Real Estate Blog | Page #14

The Villas of Lake Vista is European-style townhome community located in Coppell, TX. A development of Wellington Manor Homes, a Hawkins - Welwood company, these homes offer a unique style for the area and have beautiful accents and detail around every corner. D Magazine gives Hawkins - Welwood Best Builder Award for 2008 and the Home Builders Association of Dallas (HBA) awarded them Best Townhome Community in August 2007.

Villas of Lake Vista

With every upgrade included, you have a wide variety of color and style choices. As I walked through their available homes, each showed like a model home. Hand-scraped wood floors, art niches, designer wall textures, gourmet kitchens, the list goes on...

Not only are these homes wonderfully designed to please the eye, they are…

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Razor Ranch will be located in Denton County, and is estimated to be a 320 million dollar project. There will be a 415 acre area for play with a movie theater and parks, a 1.2 million sqft. town center and a 885,000 sqft. retail marketplace.

There will also be about 500 ,townhouses and brownstones in the development, which will also include 250,000 sqft of new office space in Denton and 90,000-sqft convention center.

Razor Ranch Marketplace will be situated on the north side of the US Highway 380-Interstate 35 junction. The marketplace will break ground in August and the town center construction should be starting in November. The Grand opening is scheduled for March 2009. The massive project will have something to offer for every price range which…

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People from all over visit Dallas for more than just the Cowboys (whom we all know play in Arlington anyway). If you feel like being a tourist in Big D, visit these must-see places.

Dealey Plaza and the Sixth Floor Museum

Dallas’ most unfortunately famous site is Dealy Plaza, where President John F. Kennedy was killed. The Sixth Floor Museum at the Dallas Book Depository annually draws millions of visitors, and many a conspiracy and history buff has walked the famed “grassy knoll.” The Sixth Floor Museum is a National Historic Landmark District.

Reunion Tower

The downtown skyline’s most famous site is Reunion Tower, which features the ball of light. Reunion Tower has an observation deck and a rotating restaurant offering sweeping, dramatic…

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