The Fort Worth area continues to boast a healthy housing market. The median home prices for Fort Worth ($323,450), Johnson County ($365,056), and Tarrant County ($341,999) all saw a year-over-year increase of 2.7%, 6.7%, and 2.1%, respectively. Parker County experienced a 10.7% year-over-year decrease in its median home price, yet it has the highest median … Read more
When many metropolitan areas are experiencing a softening housing market, Fort Worth’s overall 2024home sales increased year-over-year, selling 10,717 homes in 2024, up 0.5% from2023. Active listings have also increased 36% year-over-year to 2,801 in 2024. Home prices are stabilizing with Fort Worth’s median home price going up only 1.5%and the days on the market … Read more
FORT WORTH, TX – DECEMBER 16, 2024 – Both Texas and the City of Fort Worth have been hot commodities according to the Fall 2024 Texas Relocation Report from Texas REALTORS® and the latest local market report. More than 11% of the population of Texas moved within Texas last year. In Tarrant County, 11.5% more … Read more
Inventory also showed a small increase to 2 months, a welcome sight for buyers. In March of 2022, inventory was 0.7 months, so 2 months indicates better housing market conditions overall, but it is still far from the 6.5 months of inventory that would represent a balanced market according to the Texas Real Estate Research … Read more
Home prices decreased in October in Fort Worth, with the median home price at $327,995, a 0.6 percent decrease from October 2023. Inventory continued to climb as home sellers who had been waiting for the right moment to list their homes started to make some moves. Fort Worth’s months of inventory in October was 3.7 … Read more
Fort Worth and Tarrant County are seeing more home-buying opportunities thanks to a rise in active single-family listings. Year-over-year, inventory has expanded, reaching 3.7 months in Fort Worth and 3.5 months in Tarrant County, up from 2.5 months in both areas. Meanwhile, median home prices have remained steady, with Fort Worth at $335,000 and Tarrant … Read more
As the seasonal summer home-buying frenzy calms, Fort Worth median home prices rose to $340,000, a 2.1% year-over-year increase. Tarrant County’s median home prices showed little growth and remained flat, consistent with last year, with a 0.6% decline. August saw 3.7 months of inventory in Fort Worth and 3.5 months in Tarrant County, compared to … Read more
Although prices are up compared to 2023, they have yet to return to the highs of the summer of 2022 when inventory sat at around 1 month. Today, inventory in Fort Worth is at 3.6 months, and in Tarrant County, the number is 3.4 months. Due to increased supply to meet demand, plus higher mortgage … Read more
Fort Worth had 3.5 months and Tarrant County had 3.2 months of inventory in June, both higher numbers than have been seen in a decade. The steady increases are starting to tilt the market in favor of the buyer, who now finds themself with more options to choose from. While inventory has rebounded, home prices … Read more
Fort Worth had 3.2 months of housing inventory in May, and Tarrant County had 3.1 months. Inventory indicates the number of months it would take for the existing supply of homes on the market to sell given the current sales pace. Over the last several years, that number had dipped to less than one month. … Read more