Tight supply is defining Fox Run right now, with only 3 homes on the market in March 2026. That marks a steep inventory drop of about 57 percent from the prior month and 40 percent from a year ago. Even with fewer options, buyers put 7 homes under contract while 6 new listings arrived, showing steady movement.
Pricing is adjusting as this activity plays out. The typical home value is around $255,000, a modest 3.24 percent higher than last year but down 6.32 percent from the previous month, and it sits below Fort Worth’s broader typical value of $337,250. Sellers are still achieving near-asking prices, with homes closing at about 97.8 percent of list on average and roughly half of recent sales going above list price.
Conditions feel firm for sellers, reflected in a seller’s market gauge reading of 4, yet the pace is slower than buyers might expect. Homes spent a median of 85 days on the market in March, a sharp increase from both last month and last year, while pending sales and new listings are both running more than 35 percent below year-ago levels. Looking ahead to April 2026, projections point to a slight dip in typical values to about $246,400, a small rise in the median list price to roughly $253,700, and an even lower inventory level near 1. In this mixed environment, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding a skilled local agent to guide their decisions.
