Fort Worth Real Estate: What the Numbers Are Really Saying
Every month I pull the freshest data straight from our local MLS so you don't have to guess what's happening in your neighborhood. Here's the real picture in Fort Worth this month.
Reflects closed and active MLS data through August 2026
Fort Worth at a Glance
Residential sales, August 2026 vs. the month prior.
Fort Worth is the biggest market in the county, and it's behaving like it — steady and balanced. Median price sits at $333,990, down a modest 2.1%, while price per square foot held completely flat month over month. With just under 3,750 homes for sale and 4.0 months of supply, Fort Worth buyers have more room to shop and compare than in Mansfield or Arlington right now, while sellers benefit from a huge, active pool of buyers across every price point and neighborhood style the city offers.
In plain terms: Fort Worth is running closer to a balanced market than Mansfield or Arlington, with just over 4 months of supply. That's good news for buyers who want negotiating room, and it means sellers need sharp, comp-driven pricing to stand out among a bigger pool of competing listings.
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Numbers tell you what's happening. Experience tells you what to do about it.
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I live and work in Mansfield and the surrounding DFW communities — not a call center. When I talk pricing, I'm talking about your street, your school zone, your comps.
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As a top 1% DFW agent, I've helped sellers, first-time buyers, and relocating families navigate markets a lot trickier than this one.
Curious What This Means for You?
Whether you're thinking about listing, buying, or just want to know what your home is worth in today's Fort Worth market, I'm happy to walk through the numbers with you — no pressure, just clarity.
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