Year over year, Highland Hills home values have moved lower, with the typical home value down more than twenty percent in this rolling three-month view through June 2026. Median list prices are also down compared with a year ago, though by a smaller margin, suggesting sellers are still testing the market. Sales activity has slowed, with homes sold and pending sales both running more than a third below last year’s levels.
Looking at the latest rolling three months, homes are taking much longer to sell, with the median days on market up sharply to 64 days compared with a year ago. Supply has expanded to about four and a half months, roughly double last year’s level, signaling more options for buyers even though the broader Fort Worth market still shows a leaner 3.7 months of supply.
At the same time, listing inventory in Highland Hills has dipped slightly from last year, while new listings have inched up, hinting that fresh properties are replacing those that sell or come off the market. A smaller share of homes are selling above list than in some prior years, and the average sale-to-list ratio has edged down, indicating buyers have gained a bit more room to negotiate. Whether you are a buyer looking to take advantage of softer prices or a seller aiming to position your home wisely, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local agent who understands these trends.
