January 2026 - Housing Report

2026 Fort Worth Statistics at a Glance:

 • 520 - Homes sold in January 2026, 11.4% less than January 2025 

• $323,500 – Median price in January 2026, 0.5% more than January 2025 

• 3.2 – Monthly housing inventory in January 2026, compared to 3.1 months in January 2025 

• 68 – Average number of days homes spent on the market in January 2026, 2 days more than January 2025 

• 32 – Average number of days to close in January 2026 January 

2026 Tarrant Co. Statistics at a Glance:

• 1,182 - Homes sold in January 2026, 2.7% less than January 2025  • $342,000 – Median price in January 2026, 0% change from January 2025 

• 3.0 – Monthly housing inventory in January 2026, compared to 3.0 months in January 2025 

• 68 – Average number of days homes spent on the market in January 2026, 4 days more than January 2025 

• 32 – Average number of days to close in January 2026 January 

2026 Median Home Prices at a Glance:

• Fort Worth: $323,500 

• Johnson County: $357,000 

• Parker County: $429,450 

• Tarrant County: $342,000 

• Lewisville: $370,000 

• Denton County: $425,000 

**Source: Greater Fort Worth Association of Realtors

 Planning a move to Fort Worth? 

This checklist will help you stay organized, reduce stress, and make your relocation as smooth as possible. Use it as a step-by-step guide before, during, and after your move.

Before You Move

• Research Fort Worth neighborhoods to find the right fit for your lifestyle.
• Hire a trusted real estate agent to guide your home search.  Schedule movers early—especially if relocating during summer.  
• Create a moving budget (include movers, deposits, utilities, travel).
• Gather important documents (IDs, passports, medical records).
• Declutter: donate, sell, or toss items you don’t want to bring.

Packing & Moving 

• Label boxes clearly with room and contents.
• Pack valuables and important documents separately.
• Use sturdy boxes and fresh packing materials.
• Start with lesser-used rooms and work toward essentials.
• Keep an essentials bag with toiletries, a few days of clothes, and medications.

After You Arrive

• Unpack one box at a time to stay organized.  
• Update your address with USPS, banks, and subscriptions.  
• Set up utilities, internet, and security at your new home.
• Explore your new neighborhood—restaurants, parks, and shops.  
• Get involved in local events to start feeling at home in Fort Worth. 

More reasons why 76107 (Fort Worth, TX) is such a great place to live:

Location & Accessibility

Central location – quick access to Downtown Fort Worth, the Cultural District, and West 7th.

Easy commute – close to I-30, Camp Bowie Blvd, and University Drive for connectivity across the city.

Lifestyle & Entertainment

Cultural District – world-class museums like the Kimbell, Modern Art Museum, and Amon Carter.

West 7th – vibrant nightlife, shopping, restaurants, and entertainment.

Proximity to the Stockyards – iconic Fort Worth culture and events just minutes away.

Neighborhood Character

Historic charm – established neighborhoods with tree-lined streets, classic bungalows, and Tudor-style homes.

Luxury options – high-end condos, townhomes, and estates in sought-after areas.

Community feel – strong neighborhood associations and engaged residents.

Outdoor & Recreation

Trinity Trails – biking, running, and walking paths along the Trinity River.

Parks & green space – close to Fort Worth Botanic Garden, Trinity Park, and Fort Worth Zoo.

Golf & fitness – Colonial Country Club and multiple fitness options nearby.

Schools & Education

Well-regarded private schools – such as Trinity Valley and Fort Worth Country Day within reach.

Higher education – near TCU, UNT Health Science Center, and Texas A&M Law School.

Credit:

 Cozy DIY Home

 How to make 30 Minute Dinner Rolls with simple and basic ingredients. Incredibly yummy and soft for days. You don't need an hour and a half to wait for proofing and rising. This is wonderful and easy to prepare. A perfect addition to any meal, may it breakfast or dinner. All you need is 30 minutes and simple ingredients. 

Here's what you'll need:

3 cups all purpose flour or bread flour (375g) spooned and leveled all the time

1 tablespoon instant yeast (8g)

1 teaspoon salt (5g)

1/4 cup sugar (50g)

1 cup warm milk (250ml) full cream or any milk you prefer

1 large egg (room temp)

1/3 cup unsalted butter (75g) you can skip salt if using salted butter 

 1. In a bowl of stand mixer, mix together flour, yeast, salt and sugar.

2. Add milk and egg. Place bowl in a stand mixer and set at medium low or speed 2 for one minute, add unsalted butter. Then knead for 3 more minutes at the same speed. You can hand knead it too until smooth if not using a stand mixer. 3. Transfer to a floured counter. Divide into 16 equal pieces. Round and smooth into a ball. Place in an 11x11 inches square pan or any pan available for you. Cover for 10 to 15 minutes while preheating your oven at 200ºC or 400ºF. Brush with milk. Bake for 10 to 15 minutes or until golden. Brush with melted butter. 

4. Serve and enjoy!

-You can hand knead this too if stand mixer is not available, you just need an elbow grease :)  -

Baking time may vary depending on your ovens specs. Please adjust accordingly. -Please make sure to use instant yeast or rapid rise yeast for a quicker proofing. 

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