Year-over-year, typical home values in Tarrant County are almost flat, down just 0.57 percent compared to last March. That is a gentler dip than the 1.33 percent decline seen across Texas overall. New listings have slipped 6.76 percent from a year ago, while pending sales are essentially unchanged, edging up 0.19 percent.
In March 2026, the typical home value stood near $348,000, with a median list price of about $364,990. Homes spent a median of 46 days on the market, which is 34.29 percent faster than the prior month but still about 15 percent slower than last year, signaling that buyers have a bit more time than before to make decisions.
Inventory tightened to 5,897 homes in March, down 4.55 percent month over month and 18.1 percent year over year, and months of supply held around 3.1, supporting the current Seller's Market reading of 23 on the local gauge. Roughly 32 percent of listings saw a price drop, and about 19 percent of homes sold above list, with an average sale-to-list ratio just under 98.1 percent, showing modest negotiation room for buyers. Looking ahead to April 2026, typical values are projected around $349,500 and median list prices near $367,740, with inventory easing to about 5,756 homes, and both buyers and sellers can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with an agent who understands these shifts.
