Year over year, Heritage’s rolling three-month data shows prices holding relatively steady while activity has picked up. The typical home value is almost unchanged from last June, while the median list price has edged slightly lower. At the same time, homes sold are up noticeably from a year ago, and new listings have also increased, signaling more movement in the market.
In the most recent three-month window ending in June 2026, Heritage’s typical home value sits around the low $400,000s with a median list price a bit higher. Homes are taking about 28 days to go under contract, which is longer than last June but much faster than earlier this spring, and roughly 41 percent of sales are off the market within two weeks. Inventory has grown to 115 active listings, yet months of supply has tightened to just over three months, supporting its current seller’s market designation.
Compared with the broader Fort Worth market, Heritage’s home values are higher while months of supply is slightly lower than the citywide level, suggesting relatively stronger demand locally. The share of homes selling above list price has climbed to more than a third of recent sales, and the average sale-to-list ratio is essentially at 100 percent, indicating buyers are paying close to asking prices. With more listings coming on and solid buyer interest, both buyers and sellers in Heritage can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in connecting with an experienced local agent who understands these trends.
