Wedgwood is seeing a lean number of homes for sale, with just 6 active listings in March 2026 and no month-over-month change in inventory. Buyer activity is present but cooler than last year, with 9 homes going under contract and pending sales down 40.0 percent year over year while new listings fell 37.5 percent.
Prices are adjusting to this slower pace, as the typical home value slipped to $284,500, down 4.53 percent from last year and 9.54 percent from the prior month. Even with that softening, the median list price held around $315,000 and inched up 0.66 percent month over month, while homes still sell close to asking, at about 97.9 percent of list on average.
Time on market tells a mixed story, with median days on market rising 16.67 percent from last month to 59.5 days but staying 33.15 percent faster than a year ago. Compared with Fort Worth overall, where typical values sit higher at about $337,250, Wedgwood offers a slightly more affordable option now and is still labeled a Seller's Market with a market gauge of 7 and about 25 percent of homes selling above list. Looking ahead to April 2026, projections show typical values around $269,500 with median list prices near $316,025 and inventory holding near 6, and both buyers and sellers can use Agent Pronto to connect with an expert local agent to navigate these shifts.
