Get to know Tim Doolittle

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TIM

Tim Doolittle, Broker, Realtor

I really enjoy what I do

Greetings. I have always enjoyed my work a great deal. My father instilled in me a love of maps. My mother was a friend of all. My older sister was uncommonly enthusiastic about everything! I’m fortunate to have taken on a measure of all these qualities. Some days I find myself driving my areas and looking at interesting and challenging parcels of land, listening to music. How can you beat that?

Career highlights

1979

SMU Graduate

Graduate of Edwin L. Cox School of Business at SMU; Completed undergraduate-level studies in business and economics

1981

Obtained my Texas Real Estate license

Began a full-time career specializing in residential land/lots, working exclusively with top homebuilders and community developers

1983

First major transaction

First large-scale transaction closed with D.R. Horton Custom Homes

1986–1987

Graduate-level studies

Studies in Economics (UT Dallas) and Architecture (UT Arlington)

1988

Fidelity Savings & Loan

Promoted to position of Vice President of Real Estate for Fidelity Savings & Loan, a Southwest Plan Institution

1989-1993

Centennial / Trendmaker Homes

Joined this 2nd-largest homebuilder in DFW as a Senior Officer and Vice President of Real Estate; responsible for land acquisition and development

1995-2000

Architecture

Joined Hudson Lockett Architect, drafted and assisted in the design of many luxury Park Cities homes

2001-2006

Fort Worth Land Brokerage

Closed several community development and lot locations in Fort Worth (then, with less than 500,000 residents — now it approaches 1,000,000)

2001–PRESENT

Independent Brokerage Practice

Exclusive focus on finished lots and land for select homebuilders and developers; 42+ years of continuous specialization in this niche, working with most large-scale homebuilders and leading developers in the DFW

2007-2025

DFW submarkets

Worked several submarkets for homebuilders and developers; began long-term focus on submarkets from Sherman, clockwise around to Forney