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We analyze top real estate agents in Jack County and across the country to find you the most proven local agents, for free.
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Agent Pronto analyzes transaction data, specialties, client reviews, and more to find the best agent for you. Updated for October 2025. *
* Sales data is calculated based on transaction information available to Agent Pronto at the time of publishing and may not accurately reflect all transactions for a given agent.
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Jack County real estate Market Report.
Information and statistics on the latest trends in the Jack County real estate market, updated for October 2025. *
The typical home value in Jack County is projected to be $542,000 for the month of September. August’s finalized data reported the typical value of a home in the county to be $463,500—up 18.85% over the previous 12 months. For comparison, state-level data pegged home values at $347,000 in Texas for the most recent reporting period. That number is expected to float around $345,300 in September.
Jack County had 9 new listings and 11 listings that went under contract in August, decreasing the area’s total available inventory to 39—down 15.22% from the previous month. Inventory is projected to have further decreased in September.
Of those 39 active listings, 30.77% reduced their price in the month of August. The median listing price for homes in Jack County grew 8.74% from July to August, bringing the current median listing price to $259,900. Based on projected data for September, listing prices may continue to grow.
The number of days that homes have been on the market prior to going under contract fell year-over-year. In August 2025, the median time for a listed property to go pending was 151 days, compared to 252 days in August 2024. In recent months the median number of days from listed to pending appears to be decreasing. That trend is predicted to have carried through to this September.
Market gauge is calculated based on the the number of active listings divided by home sales over the most recently available reporting period.
Learn more about what Jack County has to offer.
Jack County offers residents a welcoming, close-knit community with abundant outdoor recreation, affordable living, and a steady, small-town pace that supports neighborly engagement and local pride.
Jack County pairs frontier heritage with everyday convenience, offering wide-open space and friendly, close-knit communities. In the county seat of Jacksboro, history comes to life at Fort Richardson State Park & Historic Site, where restored buildings, shaded campsites, and miles of trails invite weekends that stretch into memories. Cyclists, runners, and horseback riders love the connected Lost Creek Reservoir State Trailway, and anglers find easy access at Lake Jacksboro, maintained by the City of Jacksboro. For deeper context on local stories—from pioneer days to present—plan a stop at the Jack County Museum.
Families benefit from strong public schools. Jacksboro ISD, Bryson ISD, and Perrin-Whitt CISD offer robust academics, competitive athletics, and hands-on programs that reflect the county’s agricultural and technical roots. Year-round workshops and youth enrichment through the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension – Jack County add practical skills in everything from ranch management to 4‑H leadership.
Daily life moves at an easy pace, with local shops and cafes clustered around the courthouse square and community events that make it simple to know your neighbors. County services are accessible and up to date; explore resources, permits, and updates with the Jack County site. Whether you’re seeking acreage, a downtown bungalow, or a lakeside retreat, you’ll find a smart mix of value and breathing room. When it’s time to buy or sell, Agent Pronto can introduce you to a trusted local expert who knows Jack County block by block.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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