Forget the flash! Fort Worth is quietly winning. In 2025, Fort Worth’s housing market is drawing national attention. Here’s what makes it stand out:

1. Steady appreciation that won’t crash your budget

• The median home sale price in Fort Worth reached approximately $332,000 in June 2025, up 10.3% year-over-year.

• That’s still more affordable than neighboring metros, yet sellers remain confident.

2. More homes to choose from—buyers are back in control

• New listings in Tarrant County surged 25% in Q1 2025, increasing inventory to about 3.2 months’ supply—a slight shift toward more balanced conditions.

• DFW overall saw a 55% increase in housing inventory year-over-year, giving buyers more options.

3. Neighborhoods and styles that fit everyone—from families to investors

• Emerging suburban hotspots like Haslet, Aledo, and North Fort Worth are attracting buyers seeking larger lots, more space, and calmer communities—without sacrificing easy access to job centers

• The historic Stockyards, Cultural District, and neighborhoods like Arlington Heights blend charm and modern living, with homes ranging from $200K to $600K and under 35-40 days on market.

4. Economic momentum supporting growth

• Fort Worth added over 21,000 new residents in the past year, and DFW was recently named the No. 1 U.S. market for real estate investment in 2025 thanks to strong job growth and economic activity.

• The ongoing AI and infrastructure boom is fueling demand—and pushing home values upward.