Prices in Carter Park have been relatively steady in this rolling three-month view, with the typical home value up slightly year over year and now just under $240,000. List prices have moved in the opposite direction, down roughly 12% from a year ago, which suggests sellers are pricing more cautiously even as values hold their ground. Compared with the broader Fort Worth market, Carter Park remains more affordable, with values well below the city’s median sale price. This gap may appeal to buyers looking for lower entry points while still staying within the Fort Worth area.
Listing and contract activity show a small but active market. Homes sold are down sharply versus a year ago, yet new listings and pending sales have each edged a bit higher year over year. Active inventory has dipped slightly over that same period, helping define the pace of activity buyers and sellers experience.
Conditions have shifted from the hotter periods seen in recent years, with months of supply jumping to just over five, more than double its level a year ago and higher than Fort Worth overall. Homes are taking longer to sell, with the typical property spending about 85 days on the market, but the average sale-to-list ratio near 97% indicates sellers are still achieving close to their asking prices. No recent sales have closed above list price, underscoring a more measured environment for negotiations. Whether you are buying or selling, Agent Pronto can connect you with an agent who understands these trends and can guide you through the Carter Park market.
