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WE DISCOVER
Joan E leazer
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jeleazer@br iggsfreeman.com
Layne Pitzer
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lpitzer@br iggsfreeman.com
3 8 0 1 N O R M A N D Y
Elements of ExceptionR E D O A K S R A N C H , M A R I E T T A , O K
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Discoveries, Innovations and Inventions in Texas
UT SouthwesternNobel Prize Winners
Dr. Michael Brown and Dr. Joseph Goldstein1985 Nobel Prize in Physiology or MedicineDiscovery of the underlying mechanisms of cholesterol metabolism leading to the development of statin drugs.
Dr. Johann Deisenhofer1988 Nobel Prize in ChemistryUse of X-ray crystallography to elucidate for the first time the structure that explains the process of photosynthesis, the most important chemical reaction on earth.
Dr. Alfred Gilman1994 Nobel Prize in Physiology or MedicineHis studies on “G proteins” uncovered a major language that cells use to communicate, that is, how cells receive and respond to external stimuli.
Dr. Bruce Beutler2011 Nobel Prize in Physiology and MedicineHis immune system investigations led to an explosion of research focused on infections, cancer and inflammatory diseases.
All Nobel laureates at UT Southwestern were less than 40 years old when they did the work that won them the Nobel Prize.
UT SouthwesternUT Southwestern Medical Center is home to many nationally and internationally recognized physicians and scientists, including five Nobel laureates, 20 members of the National Academy of Sciences, and 19 members of the Institute of Medicine, a component of the NAS. The work they are doing is exciting!
Alzheimer’s | A compound called P7C3 preserves newly created brain cells and boosts learning and memory in animals.
Cardiology | Working with mice, researchers have discovered that a mouse’s newborn heart can heal itself completely.
Cancer | So-called personalized medicine aims to target the unique characteristics of an individual’s tumor with the best current therapies.
Depression | Researchers have led the $35 million, six-year STAR*D study, the largest investigation of treatments for depression.
Nutrition | Investigators from the Center for Nutrition were the first to prove the “Mediterranean diet” healthy, discover that antioxidants help prevent atherosclerosis and define the varieties of fatty foods that are harmful.
Current and Future
InnovateDFW.com is a regional partnership focused on meeting the needs of entrepreneurs in North Texas.
TechWildcatters is a mentorship-driven microseed fund and startup accelerator.
AT&T Foundry and ALU Gravity Center are two powerful innovation organizations that are strong forces for technology advancement.
Venture Development Center is a dedicated space for spinoff companies that are affiliated with the University of Texas Dallas.
Center for Innovation at Arlington LLC is a partnership between the Arlington Chamber of Commerce and The University of Texas.
North Texas Enterprise Center (NTEC) has supported several dozen early-stage technology based businesses over the years and is currently home to 19 companies.
Pipeline at BioCenter is a biomedical business incubator providing full-service facilities for startup companies to accelerate business growth.
STARTech based in Richardson creates or invests in seed and early-stage technology-based companies, primarily in information technology.
TECH Fort Worth is a non-profit business incubator that helps entrepreneurs bring to market innovative technologies.
The University of North Texas (UNT) Business Incubator offers an array of business support resources and services.
Resources for Innovators in the Metroplex
The world-class brain research institute is home to some of the most brilliant and innovative neuroscientific thinkers around.
Center for BrainHealth researchers are on a quest to solve the pervasive crisis in teen reasoning. Developed by cognitive neuroscientists Dr. Sandra Bond Chapman and Dr. Jacquelyn Gamino, SMART (Strategic Memory Advanced Reasoning Training) trains students to think strategically, enabling deeper understanding, abstraction of meaning, and creativity. The brain goes through extensive changes during the early teenage years, making adolescence an optimal time to train reasoning and higher-order thinking skills.
Center for BrainHealth at The University of Texas at Dallas
Dr. Pepper — While blending fruit flavors at the corner drugstore in Waco in the 1880’s Charles Alderton came up with a drink that we still can’t get enough of.
Salad Bar — An innovation by the father of casual dining, Norman Brinker
Aerobics — Kenneth Cooper taught us that raising our heart rate is good for us.
DRAM — This computer memory chip invented by Robert Dennard allowed computers to have more memory at a cheaper price.
TopsyTail — Tomima Edmark sold over $100 million of these devices that turn a ponytail inside out to make interesting hairdos.
Frozen Margarita Machine — Invented in 1972 this machine created by Mariano Martinez made Margaritas as standard as chips and salsa.
Liquid Paper — Dallas secretary Bette Nesmith converted her need to cover up typing mistakes into a multi-million dollar company.
Electric Typewriter — TCU graduate James Fields Smathers invented the first practical power-operated typewriter in 1920.
ATM Machine — An idea thought of by Don Wetzel while waiting in line at a Dallas bank
Corny Dogs — Made their first appearance at the Texas State Fair in 1942 courtesy of Neil and Carl Fletcher.
First Convenience Store — John Jefferson Green started the nation’s first convenience store in Oak Cliff which later became 7-11.
Hilton Hotels — The first hotel to bear the Hilton name was located in downtown Dallas.
Integrated Circuit — An invention by Jack Kilby sparked a technological revolution that, more than 50 years later, is still unfolding.
Luxury Retail — Stanley Marcus introduced a new philosophy of service and fashion.
The Past
On the Cover - “All is Well” by local artist Brenda Bogart.
SUSAN BALDWIN
My Favorite
Book - One Hundred Years of Solitude
Comfort Food - SouffléTime to Entertain - DinnerMemory - Spending time with my family, watching my daughters grow up!I Love To - Read, entertain, cook, bake and work at night looking for [email protected]
SONDIE ROSENTHAL
My Favorite
Hobby - Play the pianoPastime - ReadI Love To - Be with my life long friends and family, especially my grandchildren and take care of my [email protected]
TIM COX
My Favorite
Comfort Food - My girls’ world class blueberry cheesecakeI Love To - Watch two little girls become two lovely young ladies, be the best husband and dad I can be and [email protected]
NANCY DUNNING
My Favorite
Room - PatioGift - My dogs!!Memory - The day they arrivedDogs - Jaxson and Essie [email protected]
MICHAEL CAMPBELL
My Favorite
Comfort Food - Haagen Daz ice cream Time to Entertain - Saturday nightMemory - Bir th of my kidsDog - MollieI Love To - Read, entertain and [email protected]
JACKIE & CORYMcGUIRE
Our Favorite
Book - Hill Country
Flower - BluebonnetsMemory - Vacations with familyDogs - Max & MaddieWe Love To - Decorate our [email protected]
Lemonade with long-time
neighbors.
Smile pretty, Jaxson and Essie Mae. -
So many makes for so much fun.
Mollie loves an afternoon of playing Frisbee.
Trading my iPhone for my nail gun.
Make a special meal to share with family friends. Bon appetite!
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FIRST HALF OF 2012 RESULTS
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When you live in a home that was designed by Dallas favorite Charles Dilbeck and updated by I.M. Pei protégé George Woo, you can’t help but absorb the creative forces that resonate in the walls and woodwork.
Brenda Bogart is no stranger to the world of design and beauty. She spent 27 years as an interior designer, starting at Wilson Associates where she designed premier hotel properties. During that time she also emerged as a children’s clothing designer, whose colorful B’s T’s were the hit of the playground set across Texas and in eight countries.
“I’ve enjoyed every design project I’ve ever worked on, but for as long as I can remember I’ve wanted to paint,” says this Park Cities resident, who � rst picked up an artist’s brush in 2003 when she joined daughter Stephanie Stephenson for a portfolio class. “� at day something came alive in me. It was truly one of the best days of my life.”
Like the home that has evolved from Dilbeck ranch to mid-century modern to contemporary chic, Bogart has continued to transform her creative medium. She now produces colorful abstracts, whimsical landscapes and � gurative renderings that celebrate children in idyllic play and put a quirky spin on recognizable faces. Her “Art for Albert” portrait shows a giggling Einstein and is one of her most popular prints. � e “Gangsters & Other Men” series recalls an FBI Most-Wanted list of hapless characters. You might even recognize a few from history books and presidential elections.
“I think it was a� er the economic meltdown in 2008 that I suddenly realized I want to create happy art,” says Bogart, who paints daily in a color-stained home studio that is hidden behind a secret door built into a wall of book cases. Her years of interior design work helped her cra� the perfect
art space, complete with walls of windows and a spiral staircase that leads to a roo� op perch.
Not surprisingly, this contemporary home that has housed so much creative energy also has inspired two of the six children that make up Bogart’s blended family. Daughter Stephanie Stephenson is a collage artist who also designed the Joseph Albers-inspired brick � replace that is the centerpiece of the home’s large dining area. Stepdaughter Rebecca Bogart Lavoritano is a jewelry designer who combines both old and vintage materials to create fresh pieces of wearable art. Although the kids are now busy with their adult lives, the family still convenes regularly for Monday night dinners that o� en include up to eight people.
Active in many charitable efforts, the Bogart home is an artistic backdrop to events, such as a recent art showing that benefited the SPCA of Texas and Compassion International. Together, with her husband, Bill Bogart, managing director of JP Morgan Chase, this artist in residence also will step out of her studio long enough to chair the upcoming American Heart Association Côtes du Coeur scheduled for April 6, 2013.
“Whatever I do I try to keep in mind three things—to be inspired, to be happy and to be aware of God’s hand in everything,” she says.
Bogart’s happy art is available on her website brendabogart.com and at Blue Print Gallery, and seven vibrant paintings liven the walls at Center for BrainHealth.
For this story and more, visit bfsirfall2012.com.
Artist in Residence
Artist Brenda Bogart finds inspiration all around, from schoolyards to bad guys and Bible verses.
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JENNY WOOD
My Favorite
Comfort Food - Tomato mozzarellaFlower - Pink tulipsMemory - Birth of my childrenDogs - Lily and LuLu214.729.0560 [email protected]
SAM SAWYER
My Favorite
Room - KitchenHoliday - ChristmasBook - The E-Myth
Time of Day - MorningI Love To - Read, entertain and [email protected]
PAMELA BRANNON
My Favorite
Room - Cozy breakfast room
Flower - Peonies! Reminder of beautiful MichiganDogs - Scribble & LilyMemory - The year my parents lived with us while my Dad was treated for [email protected]
MEREDITH HOUSTON
My Favorite
Room - KitchenHoliday - EasterPastime - Swimming with the kids, entertaining, and artMemory - Our wedding and the birth of my two precious daughters!I Love to - Entertain, cook a meal and [email protected]
NANCY CARPENTER
My Favorite
Pastime - Hunting and moviesTime of Day - SunsetDog - Fletcher (grand-dog)Hobby - Playing the [email protected]
Home is the starting line
for my run.
Sing, dog, sing!
We create art from
the heart.
It is all smiles with triplets + two.
A patio is a place for friends and fun.
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Changing the way a nation of children learns about nature, sustainability and environment started with one acre of barren land on an urban school ground in 1996.
“We need to touch every child and bring them up with a set of values that they need to live on this planet,” said celebrity chef and local-grown food advocate Alice Waters. “Number one is stewardship of the land, number two is nourishment and number three, from my point of view, is communication.”
She began the Edible Schoolyard Project at the Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School in Berkeley, California, working with administers and educators to turn the once blighted land into a thriving garden where food and children could grow together.
Her idea grew like wild pumpkins, and now students all over the world are actively involved in all aspects of the food cycle through the program, which gives them hands-on experience in an organic garden and kitchen classroom. Per the ESY mission, the curriculum is “fully integrated into the
school day and teaches students how their choices about food a� ect their health, the environment and their communities.”
Waters is no stranger to connection between good food and happy people. Her Chez Panisse restaurant ignited the local-grown movement and has garnered international accolades, including “Best Restaurant in America,” according to Gourmet magazine in 2001
In 2009 Ms. Waters convinced First Lady Michelle Obama to plant an organic garden on the White House grounds. � e e� orts she has made on the local food movement was so impacting that it is a main topic of Mrs. Obama’s new book, American Grown: � e Story of the White House Kitchen Garden and Gardens Across America. According to the Associated Press, the garden has produced more than 1,000 pounds of food.
For this story and more, visit bfsirfall2012.com.
IncrEdible Learning
Award-winning chef Alice Waters has taken her local-grown message from restaurant to schoolyards across the nation.
� e Edible Schoolyard program has taken root locally at Moss Haven Elementary in Lake Highlands. Set on the former site of the Moss Family Farm, the program includes lessons about bugs, composting, growing and harvesting.
Moss Haven second-grader Wes Walker said, “I like all the kids out there learning through local farms. If you live on a farm, you already know it. But here you can learn it.”
international accolades, including “Best Restaurant in
House grounds. � e e� orts she has made on the local
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Napa-based Hall Wines, owned by local entrepreneur Craig Hall and his international powerhouse wife, Kathryn, is known for award-winning wines that have Cabernet fans around the world raising their Riedels. Now it’s time for Pinot Noir drinkers to rejoice. The Halls have just launched Walt Wines, showcasing their Gap’s Crown Pinot Noir, featuring a contemporary twist on an Old
World taste. Kathryn Hall says that the hillside location and marine influence make the grapes struggle, which creates a full-bodied taste that explodes in the mouth.
Flavor notes: Blueberry, blackberry and violet for an elegant little spice.
Serve it with: Steak, Tex-Mex or any other bold flavors that can stand up and be noticed.
Love the label: The logo represents the wine’s four vineyard sites, Santa Rita Hills, Sonoma County, Anderson Valley and the Willamette Valley.
For more information on these wineries, visit bfsirfall2012.com.
Gina Puente calls her showcase acreage in historic, downtown Grapevine her “petting vineyard.” It’s where people like to linger over a glass of chardonnay or merlot while watching grapes ripen in the Texas sun. Other fans enjoy her vintage offerings a few miles away at DFW Airport. Her
La Bodega Winery, which caters to international travelers, is the first airport winery in the world. “At both locations, the goal of our wine selections is to showcase what we do well in Texas and introduce a new crowd to our industry,” says Puente.
What’s special: I love the “a-ha moment” when someone realizes we have a good thing going here in Texas.
Serve it with: Paella and any other flavorful Spanish dishes.
What’s in the name: Enjoy whimsical blends named Red-Headed Stepchild Sangria, Blonde Bombshell and Scarborough Mead.
Twenty-five years ago Dallas entrepreneur Jack Seifrick and his wife, Ann, took a short vacation to the Wine Country of Northern California where they rode bikes, drank great wine and dreamed about what it would be like to have kids. Fast forward to 2011, and the last of the kids has been dropped off at college. Jack and Ann quickly boarded a plane to Napa, and six months later they
owned a vineyard. “The timing was perfect. The kids were off doing their own thing, vineyard prices were down and we were ready for a new adventure,” says Seifrick. He explains that CAST vineyard is financed by no fewer than 18 Dallas neighbors who consider Sonoma County their new backyard. The first vintages will hit Texas wine stores in 2013.
Flavor notes: A 100% Petite Sirah that is inky, red, luscious and flavorful.
Serve it with: Great friends and your favorite meal.
What’s in the name: Every morning when the fog lifts and the view materializes, we are reminded of the spell this place cast on us when we first laid eyes on it.
Texans
CAST Cellars La Buena Vida Vineyards Walt Wines
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beautiful Dry Creek Valley, a pre-
mium wine region in historic Sonoma
County, California
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Jack Seifrick created CAST Cellars with Lakewood neighbors. Gina Puente takes wine from vineyard to airport. Craig and Kathryn Hall recently introduced Walt wines.
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KESSLER PARK AND OAK CLIFF930 Kessler Pkwy $635,000 2036 Old Orchard Dr $327,000 314 N Clinton Ave $315,000 715 Tenna Loma Ct $229,500 815 Kidd Springs Dr $189,900 207 S Briscoe Blvd $179,000 3956 Lost Creek Dr $103,000 727 N Zang Blvd $59,000
COPPELL, LEWISVILLE, THE COLONY AREA
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IRVING AND LAS COLINAS
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0 S FM 548 - Royse City $4,175,000 1643 Promontory Dr - Cedar Hill $3,499,9000 Villa 14-Nayarit - Mexico $2,890,000 5656 Cedar Ridge Dr - Dallas $2,490,000150 Shepherds Glen Rd - Heath $2,400,0002633 Round Table Blvd - Carrollton $1,799,00086964 State Hwy 289 - Pottsboro $1,589,0003207 County Rd - Clifton $1,249,5001620 Sandstone Rd - Durant, OK $1,200,000505 Griffith Ave - Terrell $1,195,0000 Lot A14 - Ln Quinta, CA $1,750,000701 S Rogers St - Waxahachie $999,000 0000 Hwy 377 - Gordonville $989,475 5101 FM 3164 - Gainesville $875,0005104 Overhill Dr - Grapevine $719,500 5950 Ranchero Ln - Dallas $495,0002221 Texas Plume Rd - Cedar Hill $450,0001811 Masters Dr - Desoto $399,900 601 Parker St - McKinney $365,00012130 Hill Country Cir - Ponder $229,000 134 Texoma Bluffs Cir, Gordonville $50,450
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NORTH WEST DALLAS
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TARRANT COUNTY AREA
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PARKER COUNTY AREA
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RANCH AND LAND
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HIGH RISE
Grand Treviso 330 E. Las Colinas BlvdOne Arts Plaza 1717 Arts PlazaThe Ritz-Carlton 2525 Pearl StThe W 2440 Victory Park LnMuseum Tower 2120 Woodall Rodgers FwyTwo Arts Plaza 1900 Routh StAzure 2900 McKinnon StThe House 2200 Victory AveLa Tour 3030 McKinney AveThe Vendome 3505 Turtle Creek BlvdThe Mayfair at Turtle Creek 3401 Lee PkwyThe Renaissance on Turtle Creek 3225 Turtle Creek Blvd3525 Turtle Creek 3525 Turtle CreekThe Plaza Turtle Creek II 2828 Hood St
PARK CITIES AND VICINITY
3830 Windsor Ln $8,995,000 4205 Lakeside Dr $8,995,000 4441 S Versailles Ave $7,475,000 3820 Windsor Ln $6,950,000 3619 Crescent Ave $6,950,000 4626 Watauga Rd $6,750,000 3801 Normandy Ave $6,450,000 4517 Highland Dr $5,700,000 8823 Briarwood Ln $5,350,000 4401 S Versailles Ave $4,250,000 4646 Cherokee Tr $4,200,000 3716 Harvard Ave $3,499,000 3501 Saint Johns Dr $3,200,000 24 Lakeside Park $2,995,000 3625 Wentwood Dr $2,995,000 5211 Farquhar Ln $2,995,000 3308 Beverly Dr $2,950,000 3712 Maplewood Ave $2,795,000 4848 Auburndale Ave $2,790,000 8740 Canyon Dr $2,695,000 3429 Cornell Ave $2,495,000 3511 Haynie Ave $1,999,999 3216 Greenbrier Dr $1,999,000 4028 Southwestern Blvd $1,849,000 3614 Harvard Ave $1,775,000 5732 Farquhar Ln $1,745,000 4108 Windsor Pkwy $1,649,000 3517 Cornell Ave $1,599,000 4501 Livingston Ave $1,599,000 4425 Lorraine Ave $1,550,000 8415 Swananoah Rd $1,549,000 3517 Mockingbird Ln $1,542,300 4031 University Blvd $1,499,000 4715 W Northwest Hwy $1,450,000 4144 San Carlos St $1,399,000 3220 Saint Johns Dr $1,349,000 3536 Marquette St $1,300,000 4353 Edmondson Ave $1,295,000 3524 University Blvd $1,289,000 5426 Purdue Ave $1,197,000 4108 Shenandoah St $1,170,000 5501 Douglas Ave $1,095,000 4081 Bryn Mawr Dr $1,029,000 8181 Douglas Ave 410 $995,000 5533 W University Blvd $995,000 5722 Stonegate Rd $979,000 4076 Amherst Ave $949,000 2728 Amherst Ave $925,000 8181 Douglas Ave 320 $899,000 4826 Purdue Ave $895,000 2901 Daniel Ave $850,000 5569 Nakoma Dr $849,000 5306 Drane Dr $795,000 4040 Cochran Chapel Rd $795,000 3521 McFarlin Blvd $715,000 9107 Cochran Bluff Ln $699,000 3241 Lovers Ln $699,000 3520 Purdue Ave $695,000 3201 Northwest Pkwy $690,000 4677 S Versailles Ave $679,000 5302 Wenonah Dr $675,000 5635 Southwestern Blvd $595,000 5712 Bryn Mawr Dr $579,000 3428 Asbury St $549,000 5506 Glenwick Ln $529,000 8115 Chadbourne Rd $529,000 4411 Taos Rd $519,000 3643 McFarlin Blvd $475,000 3429 Westminster Ave 1 $449,000 5546 Glenwick Ln $449,000 4350 Westside Dr $379,900 5522 W Amherst Ave $363,000 6404 Oriole Dr $319,000
PLANO, FRISCO, ADDISON, ETC.
8496 County Road 97 $15,000,000 6644 Spring Valley Rd $4,495,000 6417 Sudbury Rd $2,475,000 18845 Campbell Rd $2,299,000 5119 Burkett Dr $1,995,000 83 Abbey Woods Ln $1,389,000 6714 Spring Valley Rd $1,200,000 5960 King William Dr $999,000 14315 Hughes Ln $889,000 2721 Shoal Creek Cir $739,000 6645 Canyon Oaks Cir $650,000 6248 Emeraldwood Pl $595,000 7334 Tophill Ln $489,000 4624 Cape Charles Dr $425,000 3757 Brookwood Ln $359,000 6739 Winterwood Ln $239,000 8727 Bigelow Dr $167,500 8524 Forest Highlands Dr $144,227
NORTH DALLAS AND PRESTON HOLLOW
9784 Audubon Pl $9,999,000 5115 Ursula Ln $5,495,000 9410 Alva Ct $5,395,000 4555 Harrys Ln $5,295,000 10095 Strait Ln $4,900,000 5100 Brookview Dr $4,750,000 10611 Strait Ln $4,450,000 9839 Rockbrook Dr $4,400,000 5424 Edlen Dr $3,999,999 6331 Deloache Ave $3,995,000 9996 Hollow Way $3,850,000 9002 Douglas Ave $3,499,000 11523 W Ricks Cir $3,395,000 5215 Lobello Dr $2,995,000 6056 Deloache Ave $2,950,000 4522 N Lindhurst Ave $2,850,000 9825 Rockbrook Dr $2,500,000 5942 Colhurst St $2,450,000 6011 Joyce Way $2,299,000 6407 Meadow Rd $1,999,999 5214 Royal Ln $1,895,000 9101 Douglas Ave $1,895,000 5850 Norway Rd $1,875,000 5839 Watson Ave $1,675,000 4223 Valley Ridge Rd $1,649,000 6123 Waggoner Dr $1,249,000 2 Kelvingate Ct $1,199,900 5121 Northaven Rd $1,199,000 6930 Norway Pl $1,099,000 6314 Deloache Ave $1,075,000 5538 Preston Haven Dr $1,024,999 6528 Mimosa Ln $999,000 5611 Ursula Ln $995,000 10983 Crooked Creek Dr $965,000 4210 Manning Ln $949,00011015 Tibbs St $925,000 11272 Russwood Cir $895,000 11211 Inwood Rd $875,000 7704 Glenshannon Cir $845,000 12115 Elysian Ct $779,000 5 Glenkirk Ct $775,000 11414 Parkchester Dr $675,000 7216 Helsem Bend $649,000 6050 Burgundy Rd $535,000 4217 Melissa Ln $525,000 4941 Ridgeside Dr $499,000 5839 Boca Raton Dr $489,900 6242 Del Norte Ln $489,000 5849 Norway Rd $450,000 6335 W Northwest Hwy 418 $299,000 6126 Averill Way 207 $229,000 6230 Bandera Ave D $169,900
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
8517 High Point Ct $489,500
TROPHY CLUB / WESTLAKE/ VAQUERO
2210 Vaquero Estates Blvd $9,000,000 2104 Cedar Elm Terr $3,500,000 1501 Wills Ct $2,173,4001406 Fountain Grass Ct $1,945,0001126 Post Oak Pl $1,500,0001151 E Dove Rd $1,200,0002214 King Fisher Dr $895,0001101 Post Oak Pl $850,0002004 Navasota Cove $835,0002103 Cedar Elm Terr $799,000 1750 Trace Bella Ct $650,0001333 E Dove Rd $600,0002219 King Fisher Dr $560,0001720 Wisteria Way $525,000 1710 Wisteria Way $525,0001207 Perdenalas Tr $425,0001901 Little B1uestem Ct $365,0001863 Post Oak Pl $365,0001865 Post Oak Pl $365,0001411 Post Oak Pl $350,0001413 Post Oak Pl $340,0001871 Post Oak Pl $324,0002107 Cedar Elm Terr $285,000 2003 Swallowtail Ct $279,0001723 Wisteria Way $220,0001714 Post Oak Pl $220,0001716 Post Oak Pl $220,0001900 Gaillardia Ct $210,0002003 Nighthawk Ct $205,0002002 Scissortail Pl $199,0002001 Nighthawk Ct $199,0001903 Little B1uestem Ct $198,0001407 Fountain Grass Ct $195,000
SOUTHLAKE AREA1805 Terra Bella Dr $575,000 4321 Saddle Ridge Rd $529,500 1315 Casa Bella Ct $450,000 1800 Terra Bella Dr $435,000
COLLEYVILLE AREA
6108 LD Lockett Rd $7,400,000 4712 Manning Dr $1,249,000 512 Shelton Dr $1,175,000 4904 Rockrimmon Ct $849,000 2311 Hawthorne Ave $799,000 6760 Saint Moritz Pkwy $759,900 5529 Reatta Pl $674,500 6216 Brazos Ct $629,900 1407 Caldwell Creek Dr $550,000 2904 Meadowview Dr $489,000 4407 Eaton Cir $429,500 3608 Woodcrest Ct $425,000 6708 Westmont Dr $235,000 KELLER AREA
1433 Danbury Parks Dr $614,500 8505 Brandonwood Dr $319,000 1435 Briar Run $235,000
FORT WORTH AREA
9517 Bella Terra Dr $3,175,000 9341 Bella Terra Dr $2,099,000 3740 Country Club Cir $1,995,000 8901 Estribo Cir $1,795,000 4616 Porto Vila Ct $1,710,000 9509 Marbella Dr $1,149,500 499 Aledo Creeks Rd $925,000205 S Broadway Rd $899,000224 Cattlebaron Parc Dr $889,000 9328 Bella Terra Dr $849,500 9580 Bella Terra Dr $675,000 4658 Santa Cova Ct $649,500 4517 Elm River Ct $649,500 6509 Turnberry Dr $499,000 601 Montgomery St $389,000 5109 Cantera Way $349,000 5101 Cantera Way $349,000 5017 Cantera Way $349,000 4805 Sam Bass Ct $347,800 9541 Marbella Dr $325,000 9530 Marbella Dr $265,000 5009 Cantera Way $249,000 4600 Porto Vila Ct $245,000 4917 Corriente Ln $240,000 4933 Corriente Ln $225,000 9537 Marbella Dr $225,000 9404 Palencia Ct $225,000 4624 Saint Laurent Ct $219,500 4613 Cardona Ct $219,500 4916 Corriente Ln $210,000 9405 Palencia Ct $205,000 4908 Corriente Ln $199,000 4925 Arbol Ct $199,000 9409 Palencia Ct $195,000 9404 Marbella Dr $190,000 9408 Marbella Dr $185,000 4645 Saint Benet Ct $179,500 9412 Marbella Dr $175,000 4664 Palencia Dr $175,000 4656 Palencia Dr $175,000 5108 Cantera Way $169,0008377 Edgepoint Tr $168,000 9349 Sagrada Pkwy $152,500 4900 Corriente Ln $150,000 5229 Grand Mesa Dr $149,900 3920 Old Richwood Ln $149,000 4804 Estonia Ct $140,000 4800 Estonia Ct $140,000 4630 Sidonia Ct $140,000 9409 Marbella Dr $130,000 6351 Glenview Dr $129,900 9301 Sagrada Pkwy $125,000 9309 Sagrada Pkwy $125,000
METROPLEX OPEN HOUSE TOUR OCTOBER 21, 2012
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