Crestwood currently leans toward sellers, with the market gauge pointing to a seller’s market. Inventory sits at about 3.6 months of supply, which is slightly tighter than the broader Fort Worth market at 3.7 months. Homes also tend to move quickly, with a median of just 16 days on the market in the latest rolling three-month period.
Over the past year, prices have pushed higher, and the typical home value is now around $860,000, up roughly 11 percent year over year. List prices have climbed even faster, rising about 18 percent from a year ago, which helps explain why the average sale-to-list price ratio is just over 97 percent. Compared with the wider Fort Worth area, where the median sale price is closer to $340,000 and flat year over year, Crestwood stands out as a significantly higher-priced pocket with clear upward momentum.
Activity has also intensified compared with last year. New listings nearly doubled year over year, and pending sales rose more than 50 percent, signaling strong buyer interest even as more homes come to market. A majority of homes still go under contract within two weeks, and the share selling above list has inched up, though it remains modest at about 12 percent. In a neighborhood where prices, pace, and inventory are all shifting at once, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help connecting with an experienced local agent.
