Summer Creek is currently tilted toward sellers, with the market gauge at 15. Even with that label, activity is very slow, as homes sit a median of 131 days before going under contract. No recent sales have closed above list price, and the average sale-to-list ratio sits just under full price at about 0.98.
Home values in Summer Creek are higher than in Fort Worth overall, with a typical home value of $360,000 compared with $337,250 in the city. Buyers are seeing some softening, as that neighborhood value is down about 13.15% from last year, even though it inched up 1.41% over the past month. Sellers are still asking more, with a median list price of $424,950, but list prices are down 8.11% month over month.
There are only 3 homes on the market and just 2 new listings in the latest month, even though inventory is up 200% from a year ago. Pending sales are very limited at 2, a drop of 60% year over year, and days on market have surged more than 285%, signaling a slower pace despite low supply. Looking ahead to April 2026, typical values are projected to edge up to about $362,500 while inventory may dip to 2, keeping conditions tight. Whether you are a buyer trying to understand this slower-yet-seller-leaning market or a seller navigating pricing and timing, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local agent who knows Summer Creek well.
