Home prices held steady in March in Fort Worth, with the median home price at $329,995, a 0.3 percent increase from March 2023.

The Greater Fort Worth Association of REALTORS® (GFWAR) recognized four members for their significant contributions to the Association and Fort Worth’s real estate industry at its recent Awards Luncheon. The honorees include:

The Texas REALTORS® Disaster Relief Fund is accepting applications from Texas residents whose primary residence has been damaged or who had to evacuate due to wildfires in the Texas Panhandle.

Inventory continued a steady climb in February, and the median home price for Fort Worth increased to $329,000. This is up 0.9 percent from February of 2023.

Congratulations to GFWAR members as their hard work was recognized at the 2024 Texas REALTORS® Winter Meetings in Austin in early February.

Fort Worth is one of the most fascinating cities in America. Filled with history, it’s a place where cowboys and cowgirls can play by day and where a couple can enjoy a night on the town.

GFWAR announces the appointment of Suzanne Westrum as its new Chief Executive Officer. Westrum brings more than 15 years of experience and a proven track record of leadership, making her an ideal fit to lead GFWAR.

The median home price in Fort Worth in January dipped down to $315,000. This was a 1.6 percent decrease year over year, and the lowest that prices have been in Fort Worth since the fall of 2021. The Tarrant County median price of $335,000 was flat compared to January 2023.

GFWAR installed their 2024 Board of Directors and elected Blake Barry, Williams Trew Real Estate, as 2024 Board President. The Association’s REALTOR® and Affiliate members celebrated at their annual installation event in early January.

The year ended with home prices in Fort Worth at $325,495, a 4.3 percent decrease year over year. Tarrant County’s median home price was $337,990, which was down from December of 2022 by 3.4 percent.

The median home price in Fort Worth in November was $320,000 – the lowest it has been since January, and down 3.9 percent year over year.

October saw continued decreases in the housing market in Fort Worth, with the median price, number of active listings, and number of closed sales all down year over year. The median Fort Worth home price was $330,000.