North Fort Worth Market Report: September 2026
Quick Answer: In September 2026, homes took longer to go from list to close in all three counties: 85 days in Tarrant, 101 in Denton and 122 in Wise, per MetroTex. Prices held flat in Tarrant and dipped in Wise and Denton, so accurate pricing matters more than timing. Prices held in one county and s
Is North Fort Worth Flex Still a Buy After the Fed Hike?
Quick Answer: For the right buyer, yes. North Fort Worth flex sat at 2.3% direct vacancy in Q2 2026 with nothing under construction, and higher rates make new supply harder to build. But with long-term borrowing costs this high, leverage barely helps returns, so the deal has to work on income growth
Why Are North Fort Worth Homes Taking Longer to Sell?
Quick Answer: North Fort Worth homes are taking longer to sell because buyers have become selective, not scarce. MetroTex's August 2026 data shows inventory down and days to close up in Tarrant, Wise, and Denton counties. Well-priced homes still move. Overpriced ones sit. Here's the truth most peopl
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