Home values in Meadow Creek South have softened in this rolling three-month view, with the typical home value down about 11% year over year to roughly $280,000, while the broader Fort Worth median is closer to $339,000. Even with that pullback, list prices have barely moved compared with a year ago, slipping less than 1%, which suggests sellers are not cutting asking prices dramatically. This divergence between sale prices and list prices can create more room for negotiation for today’s buyers.
Listing and contract activity has picked up compared with a year earlier. Homes sold have more than doubled year over year, and pending sales are up sharply as well, pointing to stronger demand moving through the pipeline. New listings have also increased over the past year, giving shoppers somewhat more choice without flooding the market.
Conditions still tilt toward sellers overall, with only 2.3 months of supply versus 4.1 months across Fort Worth, yet homes are taking longer to go under contract, with the median days on market stretching to about 81 in this rolling three-month window. The average sale-to-list price ratio sits just under 99%, and none of the recent sales closed above list price, a notable shift from earlier periods when bidding over ask was more common. With pricing adjusting and activity rebalancing, both buyers and sellers can benefit from having an Agent Pronto–recommended real estate agent who understands how to navigate Meadow Creek South’s changing dynamics.
