Homes in Hillside are spending significantly longer on the market, with a median of 94 days in March 2026. That pace is up sharply, rising about 50 percent from the prior month and nearly 94 percent compared to a year ago, signaling that buyers have more time to make decisions.
Prices are showing slight softening alongside that slower pace. The typical home value in Hillside is about $218,500, down around 1 percent year over year and more than 6 percent month over month. Median list price is holding near $229,900, barely changing from the previous month, and roughly one in three recent sales closed above list price, with an average sale-to-list ratio near 0.99.
Supply has thinned, with only 19 active listings in March and 15 new listings entering the market, which is down nearly 59 percent from last year. Inventory has fallen about 21 percent month over month and almost 37 percent year over year, yet the market still leans toward sellers, reflected in a seller’s market gauge of 11. Looking ahead to April, inventory is projected to dip further to about 16 homes and typical values are expected to edge down to roughly $210,700, keeping Hillside more affordable than Fort Worth overall, where typical values sit around $337,250. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate these shifting conditions can work with Agent Pronto to connect with an experienced local agent.
