Home prices in Historic Stop Six, based on a rolling three-month view through June 2026, show a typical home value just under $300,000, down compared with a year ago but up sharply from early 2026. List prices have pushed higher year over year, rising by more than 10 percent, suggesting sellers are testing stronger pricing even as values adjust from prior peaks.
Listing and contract activity has shifted notably over the past year. Homes sold in the latest three-month period have nearly doubled compared with a year earlier. New listings are also up strongly year over year, while active inventory has increased more modestly. Pending sales, however, are slightly lower than last year. This mix points to more choices for buyers but a bit more patience needed to get deals under contract.
Homes are spending a median of 51 days on the market in the latest period, which is longer than the broader Fort Worth market but faster than earlier in the year. Months of supply sits at 3.4, close to Fort Worth’s 3.7 months, and the area is still described as a seller’s market overall. Most homes are selling very close to list price, with an average sale-to-list ratio just under 99 percent, and only a small share closing above asking. Whether you are a buyer trying to navigate shifting prices or a seller aiming to position your home effectively, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local Historic Stop Six agent who understands these dynamics.
