Silver Ridge’s rolling three-month snapshot through June 2026 shows prices edging up recently even as listing activity cools. The typical home value rose about 2% from the prior three-month period to roughly $351,000, while the median list price slipped a bit, suggesting sellers may be adjusting expectations. Active listings fell sharply month over month, dropping by more than a third to just 5 homes, and pending sales also declined, signaling fewer fresh options for buyers.
Zooming out, prices are down compared with a year ago, with the typical home value off more than 13% and the median list price down about 8%. New listings have fallen nearly 40% year over year, and active inventory is down by more than half, reinforcing how tight supply has become. Even with fewer homes, sales volume is slightly higher than a year ago, pointing to steady demand.
Signs of a strong seller’s position show up in the speed of sales and lean inventory. Homes now spend a median of 52 days on the market, markedly quicker than late 2025, and months of supply has compressed to just 0.8, much lower than Fort Worth overall at 3.7 months. Sale prices are close to list, with an average sale-to-list ratio just under 99%, even though virtually no recent sales closed above asking. Buyers face limited choices and less bargaining room, while sellers navigate shifting price levels, and Agent Pronto can help both sides connect with an agent who understands these neighborhood trends.
