



Fort Worth’s housing market is showing signs of modest price softening. The median sale price reached $329,843, down 1.5% year over year, while the median list price rose 0.3% to $335,634. That spread suggests buyers may have slightly more room to negotiate than they did previously. Pricing remains relatively stable overall, with the median price per square foot at $172.95. Buyers should look beyond the headline price and compare condition, location, updates, and likely maintenance costs when evaluating a home. A property that appears affordable may not offer the best value if it requires significant work. For sellers, accurate pricing is more important than ever. A well-positioned listing can attract serious attention while avoiding unnecessary price reductions. Buyers, meanwhile, can benefit from thoughtful offers, inspection strategies, and local market knowledge. Considering a move in Fort Worth? Reach out for a personalized market analysis, a home valuation, or guidance on finding and negotiating for your next property.