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North Texas market overview

A clearer view across price points.

Compare the supplied sold-price, inventory, and sale-to-list figures across 20 city records and five North Fort Worth ZIP records—then open the community profile or live IDX report for current property-level context.

Source and scope: Glenn supplied these figures on September 10, 2026. The source did not include the report period, median cumulative days on market, new-listing counts, or exact NTREIS report name. Results are presented as supplied, not independently re-queried or characterized as predictions.

Three non-overlapping bands

What the supplied figures show.

Each geography appears once, based on its supplied median sold price. North Fort Worth is represented by five ZIP records rather than a synthetic citywide median.

Segment 01 · 13 geographies

Under $500K

Observed median range

$285,000–$495,000

Inventory range

6.2–7.9 months

Sale-to-list range

97.8–98.9%

Thirteen supplied geographies fall below a $500,000 median sold price. Their inventory figures span 6.2 to 7.9 months and sale-to-list figures span 97.8% to 98.9%. The range includes cities and five North Fort Worth ZIPs, so buyers should compare the exact geography, property type, condition, taxes, and incentives rather than treating the band as one uniform market.

Segment 02 · 10 geographies

$500K–$799K

Observed median range

$520,000–$795,000

Inventory range

7.5–9.5 months

Sale-to-list range

96.9–97.9%

Segment 03 · 2 geographies

$800K+

Observed median range

$825,000–$3,195,000

Inventory range

9.3–12.1 months

Sale-to-list range

95.8–97.1%

Two supplied communities—Highland Village and Westlake—fall at or above an $800,000 median sold price. Their inventory figures span 9.3 to 12.1 months and sale-to-list figures span 95.8% to 97.1%. With only two geographies and substantial differences in pricing and property mix, this band should be read as a comparison prompt rather than a general conclusion about luxury demand.

How to use this report

Direction, not a property valuation.

Compare the right geography

Citywide and ZIP-level summaries are not interchangeable. Open the linked profile and confirm the exact municipal, subdivision, and school boundaries for a property.

Separate supplied and live data

These sold-market summaries are dated by receipt. Each profile also includes a separate IDX panel whose active inventory and asking-price figures refresh automatically.

Request a current analysis

The report period was not provided. Before pricing or writing an offer, request a current NTREIS analysis for the property type, neighborhood, condition, and price point.

Avoid broad conclusions

Inventory and sale-to-list figures alone do not prove demand strength, appreciation, safety, school quality, or future value. Property-level due diligence still matters.

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