Mistletoe Heights currently leans toward sellers, with the market gauge at 40. Even so, conditions look more balanced than the label suggests. A high 10.2 months of supply and 16 active listings point to more options for buyers than in many tight seller markets.
Looking at this rolling three-month view, prices have shifted sharply upward. The typical home value is about $1.11 million, more than triple compared with a year ago, and well above the broader Fort Worth median of around $339,000. At the same time, the median list price has risen only modestly year over year, which shows that asking prices have not climbed as fast as the prices buyers are actually paying.
Activity and speed tell a mixed story. Homes are selling in a median of just 16 days, much faster than a year ago, and roughly two-thirds of recent sales closed above list price, signaling strong interest for well-priced properties. New listings are up significantly year over year, yet the number of homes sold in this period is down nearly half, suggesting that not every listing is finding a buyer quickly. With Mistletoe Heights offering both elevated values and more inventory than the wider Fort Worth area, buyers and sellers can both benefit from an Agent Pronto recommended agent to navigate this complex market.
