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Housing Market's Affordable, Varied Throughout Metro Fort Worth
From high-rises to haciendas, Fort Worth has a home for every taste and budget. The city’s heritage shines through with Southwestern detail in many historic neighborhoods, while new residential communities, condominiums and urban lofts make sure there’s a style here for anyone looking to lease or own.
Home Prices Remain AffordableThe median home price in Fort Worth is around $115,000, making all the city’s residential areas affordable for those entering the housing market as... Read More »
Fort Worth’s Health-Care System Offers Advanced Technology, Specialized Treatments
If a community can be judged by its medical facilities, then Fort Worth scores high marks.
Several general care and specialty hospitals and clinics are located all around the city, as well as outpatient facilities and dozens of satellite operations such as drop-in clinics.Major Hospitals, Satellite Clinics Both Found HereA major provider of care is Baylor All Saints Medical Center, which has been taking care of medical issues both major and minor for more than 100 years. The 537-bed hospital... Read More »
Fort Worth Schools Lead National Rankings
Attention, class. Education is a priority in Fort Worth, where advanced learning programs begin at the earliest grade levels and continue throughout high school and into some of the country's best-known higher education institutions. Colleges and Universities Local high school graduates don't have far to go to pursue a quality degree. The region's mix of colleges and universities means there are more than 325,000 students enrolled in higher education at any given time here, with... Read More »
Fort Worth Independent School District Completes Massive Capital Improvement Project
Comprising 97 elementary schools, 28 middle schools, 13 high schools and a number of special campuses, the Fort Worth Independent School District (ISD) is experiencing a new period of growth, transformation and revitalization.
With the completion of a massive capital improvement project and other new strategic initiatives, the Fort Worth ISD’s diverse population of approximately 82,000 students can anticipate attending schools offering high-standard curriculums in a personalized, state-of... Read More »
Downtown Fort Worth: Working, Playing, Learning & Living
Downtown Fort Worth, a thriving, walkable city center, provides residents and visitors alike with the perfect combination of work and play, living and learning.Tarrant County College’s new Trinity River East campus, overlooking the river, recently built brand-new classrooms and state-of-the-art labs in a three-acre plaza complete with a welcome center and a coffee bar. The estimated $203 million new building is certainly one of the most aesthetically stunning campuses in the Lone Star... Read More »
