Real estate
Home Edition
2025
Readers, welcome to your annual CI Home Edition! It’s that time of year when our team of journalists dig into the real estate trends and stories that are a ecting the Keller, Roanoke and northeast Fort Worth markets. The biggest story within our specialized Home Edition is what will happen with potential residential developments as Keller gets closer to build out. The city is a highly desired location in terms of residential real estate, and we broke down how city o cials and developers are closely monitoring those trends as the population gets closer to its maximum capacity. Other residential stories include some rst looks and snapshots of up-and-coming neighborhoods in the area, along with our monthly breakdown of real estate trends. All of our stories are curated with local residents in mind and are supported by ads from businesses within the area to provide our readers with free, area-centric news. To show them
What's inside
Get a rst look at the new luxury townhomes near Oak Street in Roanoke (Page 18)
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Check out the year-over-year real estate trends in the area for the month of June (Page 19)
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The Village at Golden Triangle
The Village at Golden Triangle is now leasing single-family homes in Fort Worth.
The rst units were rented out in late May, according to a spokesperson for the leasing company. About 60 of the 316 planned houses are nished. Construction started in 2023 on the 29.7-acre site, with access o Golden Triangle Boulevard. Construction will wrap up in June 2026, according to the spokesperson, with about 25 homes being nished each month until then. The housing options include 1 bedroom/1 bathroom; 2 bedrooms/2 bathrooms; and 3 bedrooms/2 bathrooms, according to the website. House prices start at $1,650 per month and go up to $2,660 per month, according to the website. There is also an option for a community bundle that includes TV service, 1-gig ber internet, trash, pest control, an alarm system and a video doorbell system. Plano-based BBL Building Company is constructing houses in the development. • Square footage: 680 square feet to 1,283 square feet • School district: Keller ISD • Amenities: pool, clubhouse, gym, detached carports, two dog parks, pickleball court, rentable garage space, storage units, car care station, courtyard with ire pit, proximity to hospital and I-35W
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