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Shawn Dandridge
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Fort Worth, TX

Shawn Dandridge
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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I just returned from Fort Worth yesterday and I have to say I'm very impressed with the area. I went all over town and visited several neighborhoods. My wife and I decided to buy in the Keller area. One thing I can say is that the Fort Worth market is ON FIRE! New builders went up on prices while we were in town by 2k and were planning another 2k increase this week. One thing I did not know that I found out was that many builders separate mineral rights from the land AND then make you pay for the lot. Upon doing some research, I found this a very common practice. I don't agree with it however. I also like the fact that you can virtually get anywhere in Fort Worth in 25 minutes or less, much better timing than DC traffic. I signed a contract with History Maker homes but we are still negotiating options/closing costs subsidies. I am interested to see if anyone has an experience with them and what concessions are typical for the market.

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Amy Lilly
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Amy Lilly
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I was born and raised in Fort Worth and have lived in Crowley for over 20 years now. Fort Worth and South are still a very good market but the growth North has been much better. The school districts are one of the driving forces. With that, we still have some very highly rated schools and the ISDs have been working hard to make it better. With the new Chisholm Parkway opening, the university coming, and other developments we will start to see bigger things down South of Fort Worth. 

History Maker homes build good homes, they offer lots of options. Their basic homes are much more basic and you can add what you want instead of being stuck with things you don't. 

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