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Morningside, long-established community in Fort Worth
Developed in the early 20th century, the tiny neighborhood of Morningside is one of Fort Worth's longest-established areas and has carefully kept to its roots. Found just 4 miles south of downtown Fort Worth, Morningside is close enough to be considered part of the urban fray, bordered by significant thoroughfares and historic Southside. Its residents know the residential streets and local business owners in a way that only comes from a tight-knit, well-established community. From music events and donation drives at The Warehouse to the after-school programs at Atatiana Carr-Jefferson Community Center, Morningside is – at its core – about supporting its residents.
Morningside is a tight-knit community just outside of central Fort Worth.
Morningside is conveniently located near Downtown Fort Worth.
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Preserving Morningside's original homes
Originally planned by John C. Ryan, a famous developer of the early 1900s, Morningside works to preserve its small, planned community of 20th-century homes. Although homeowners have updated aspects of their properties, residents are encouraged to keep their renovations on brand with the neighborhood's traditional roots. "This neighborhood definitely has better prices than surrounding areas," says Claudia Cruz, a local Realtor with Monument Realty and born-and-raised Texan. "There's a lot of opportunities for homebuyers and builders since the lots there are decently priced." Construction styles see themes of minimal traditional and arts and crafts homes, some even dating back to the 1920s. A small section of newly developed tract housing is in the southeastern corridor. Midcentury bungalows start at $150,000, while two- to three-bedroom renovated or contemporary houses sell around $250,000.
Residential areas in Morningside vary in style; minimal traditional to arts and crafts homes.
Residents can find older and renovated homes in Morningside.
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How Morningside residents get around town
Interstate 35 West marks the area's western side, connecting residents to a major thoroughfare right in the neighborhood. For commuting east or west, 377 is to the north and Loop 20 lies south. Trinity Metro maintains bus stops around the neighborhood that directly connect to Fort Worth Central Station for travel around the metroplex. Morningside itself, as it's a small neighborhood with businesses right next to residential streets and local parks, is walkable for most day-to-day situations.
Public transportation makes it easy for Morningside residents to get around.
Local shops are just steps away from homes, making errands walkable for families.
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Learning under the FWISD
Public schools in Morningside belong to the Fort Worth Independent School District. Kids can start at Morningside Elementary, which receives an overall C-plus on Niche and an A-minus for diversity. Students move on to Morningside Middle before finishing basic at Polytechnic High School; both schools receive a C on Niche. Polytechnic offers a high school curriculum that enables students to earn their high school diploma and an associate degree from Tarrant County College with dual credit.
Morningside Elementary offers nearby education with strong marks for diversity.
Students attend Morningside Middle School, located in the heart of the neighborhood.
Morningside students can attend Polytechnic High School which offers opportunities for dual credit.
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Day-to-day essentials and eats in Morningside
Errands in Morningside can be accomplished in the southwestern section of the neighborhood at El Rio Grande Latin Market, Family Dollar or Dollar General. There are multiple fast-casual restaurants and convenience stops along Berry Street, but for larger stores like Walmart and Ross, residents need to head to nearby Mitchell Boulevard. The locally owned Michoacana Pedir de Boca has fresh fruit ice cream bars for hot Texas days, while Taqueria Don Tomas is recommended for some of the best breakfast burritos and al pastor tacos in the area.
El Rio Grande Latin Market is a popular retail place for Morningside residents.
Locals can eat in or get carry out from Tacos Don Tomas Restaurant.
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Hillside Park, one of the best views of Fort Worth
Along nearby Maddox Avenue, Hillside Park provides residents with an expansive green space for outdoor recreation, and locals say its location is one of the best spots to see the Fort Worth skyline. Paved walking trails loop around the hilly fields, and there's a large playground alongside tennis and basketball courts. Hillside Park is also the site of Atatiana Carr-Jefferson Community Center, which has both a fitness center and gymnasium alongside all-ages activity programming and community events.
Hillside Park is a central gathering spot for those in Morningside.
Named in honor of Atatiana Carr-Jefferson, the Community Center is a cornerstone on Morningside.
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Gathering locals at The Warehouse
The Warehouse is an event venue that hosts live music and weekly events for locals. From jazz nights to themed parties, The Warehouse always has something going on and focuses on putting in its community service hours. The venue often has community health fairs, non-profit vending and open donation drop-offs.
Morningside event venue and concert hall, The Warehouse, hosts live music and weekly events.
The Warehouse is a local staple for Morningside, providing a place for donations.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Morningside
US
Homicide
6
4
Sexual Assault
7
4
Assault with Weapon
7
4
Robbery
8
4
Burglary
6
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
6
4
Larceny
7
4
Crime Score
7
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Morningside Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Morningside, Fort Worth sell after 85 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Morningside, Fort Worth over the last 12 months is $219,500, down 7% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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