Year-over-year, Creekwood’s rolling three-month home values have pulled back, with the typical home value down roughly 10 percent compared to last June. Listing prices also eased over the same period, dipping about 5 percent. At the same time, inventory expanded and the months of supply jumped sharply from about three and a half months to more than six, signaling noticeably looser conditions than a year ago.
In the latest rolling three-month view through June 2026, buyers are seeing more options, with active listings up about 43 percent and new listings nearly doubling from last year. However, homes are taking longer to move, as the median days on market climbed from about 25 days a year ago to 39 days now. Despite that slower pace, the average sale-to-list ratio is still just under 100 percent, and no recent sales have closed above asking price.
Compared with the wider Fort Worth market, Creekwood’s typical home value sits higher than the city median, but local inventory is meaningfully heavier, at 6.3 months of supply versus Fort Worth’s 3.7 months. Homes sold over the past three months also declined slightly year over year, even as pending sales rose more than 30 percent, hinting at steady demand working through that larger supply. With these mixed signals on pricing, speed, and inventory, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding a Creekwood agent who understands the current dynamics.
