Beckley Club Estates - An Oak Cliff Neighborhood since 1926

Crime Updates

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CRIME ALERT: Please be on the lookout for a green/blue Honda Accord or Nissan Maxima driven by 2 Latino males. These people have been observed cruising the neighborhood and have burglarized many homes during the months of August and September. Sometimes, one of them will knock at the door and pretend to be looking for a "Jose" or similar. Do not engage these suspects, as they may be armed and dangerous. Call 911 immediately. Reminder: do not be shy in calling 911, they want us to! Nosy neighbors deter crime.

Be vigilant! Always secure your vehicle and remove valuables. Make sure you set alarms (if you have them) in both house and car when leaving. Check your flood lights and make sure your property is free of concealing shrubbery. Call 911 immediately if you hear, see or witness anything suspicious.

Homes built in the Twenties

Homes built in the 1920s include Coral Gables, Casa Siesta, and Ramona Gates. The majority of construction during this time was centered around Seevers Street, now known as Seevers Avenue - 14 homes were built. Appian Way had 4, North Shore 2, Crestwood Drive, South Beckley and South Shore had one each. Much of the development on Seevers Avenue reflected the initial lot purchases resulting from the extensive advertisement campaign in May and June of 1925.

Appian Way

Appian Way homes built in the 1920s

Beckley Avenue, Crestwood Drive, North and South Shore

Beckley, Crestwood, North and South Shore homes built in the 1920s

Ramsey Avenue

Ramsey Avenue homes built in the 1920s

Seevers Avenue

Seevers Avenue homes built in the 1920s

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