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Thoughts on TCU/Botanic Gardens Area

James Primavera
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What are people’s thoughts on the area around TCU campus and near Botonic Gardens and Dickies Arena? Not from the area so I don’t have first hand knowledge. Figured I’d get the opinion of those with a closer look. Thanks all.

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Bruce Lynn#1 Real Estate Agent Contributor
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Bruce Lynn#1 Real Estate Agent Contributor
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TCU area is pretty expensive...nice area though.

Will be interesting if we decide to have in person classes again and if that affects prices.

If students don't need to be at campus for class, that's the main demand driver around there.

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