Year over year, Fort Worth’s typical home value has dipped about 0.8 percent to roughly $337,250, moving slightly below Tarrant County’s $348,000. Inventory is also down about 17 percent from last year, even as pending sales have risen just over 7 percent, pointing to solid buyer activity despite fewer homes for sale.
In March 2026, sellers listed homes at a median price of about $340,000, while buyers saw a typical market time of 56 days. Roughly 31.8 percent of listings had a price drop, and about 16.6 percent of homes sold above list, with an average sale-to-list ratio just under 0.98, indicating that final prices are close to asking but with some room to negotiate.
Looking ahead to April 2026, typical values are projected to ease slightly to about $335,875, with the median list price expected to hover near $335,502 and inventory edging down to around 3,027 homes. With 3.4 months of supply and a seller’s market gauge of 24, conditions still lean toward sellers even as buyers gain a bit more leverage, and Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with an agent who understands these shifting trends.
