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Sell your home in Fort Worth

Sell your Fort Worth home for what it is worth.

See how Fort Worth homes are selling right now, what buyers will check, and how Miguel prices, prepares and markets your home.

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Market now

What Fort Worth homes are doing

$326K
Median sale price
Aug 2026, Zillow
$293K
Typical home value
Sept 2026, down 1.6% year over year, Zillow
32
Median days to pending
Sept 2026, Zillow
Net sheet

Your Fort Worth sale, to the dollar

At Fort Worth's typical value of about $326,000, the owner's title policy is $1,896 at the 2026 Texas rate, and Fort Worth's 2025 combined tax rate runs 1.94% to 2.39% before exemptions. Change any number below to match your home.

The sale

Your loan

Commissions

Commissions are negotiable and are not set by law.

Taxes, title and HOA

Credits and repairs

Sell as-is or prepare first?

Through MTR Contractors, pre-listing repairs can be paid at closing, so you do not pay out of pocket. Enter your own numbers; Miguel can walk the home and give you real ones. How it works

Your estimated net

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An estimate for planning, not a closing disclosure. The owner's title premium uses the Texas Department of Insurance basic rate effective March 1, 2026. Final figures come from your title company's settlement statement.

Before you list

Know your Fort Worth buyer

Fort Worth homes went pending in a median of 32 days in September 2026 and the median home sold at about 99% of list in June, so a well priced home still moves. Inspections are where deals wobble on older homes near downtown and TCU: foundation movement, aging roofs and original plumbing are the items I would check and price in before listing, because buyers in older neighborhoods almost always hire a foundation inspector.

Appraisal and taxes

What Fort Worth buyers will check

Denton County

Buyers look up your appraised value on the Denton Central Appraisal District site and compare it to your list price, so know your number and have the reasons your home is worth more ready (updates, lot, view).

Tarrant County

Buyers look up your appraised value on the Tarrant Appraisal District site and compare it to your list price, so know your number and have the reasons your home is worth more ready (updates, lot, view).

Johnson County

Buyers look up your appraised value on the Johnson County Appraisal District site and compare it to your list price, so know your number and have the reasons your home is worth more ready (updates, lot, view).

Taxes at closing

On the standard Texas resale contract, the current year's property taxes are prorated to the closing date, so you pay for the part of the year you owned the home.

Two counties

Fort Worth sits in more than one county, so check which district appraised your home before comparing your value with a neighbor's.

The plan

How I sell a home

How I price, prepare, market and negotiate a sale is the same in every city, so it lives on <a class='ul' href='/sellingdfw'>one page</a>. What changes in Fort Worth is above: the market, the buyer and what they check.

Miguel Gomez, REALTOR®
Your agent

Meet Miguel.

Miguel Gomez is a Texas REALTOR® with Texava Brokerage. He works with first-time home buyers, new construction and families relocating to North Texas, and he gets back to you the same day.

FAQ

Common questions

How long does it take to sell a house in Fort Worth?
The latest figure on this page is 32 (median days to pending, Sept 2026, Zillow). A home priced from close comps and ready for inspection usually beats the city number.
What is my Fort Worth home worth?
Fort Worth's median sale price was $326K (Aug 2026, Zillow), but your number depends on your street, size and condition. The free home value report compares yours with recent sales nearby.
Sources
  1. Zillow Home Value Index and market data: Fort Worth, TX (and Tanglewood, Westcliff, Fairmount, Arlington Heights, ZIPs 76131, 76177; Frisco)
  2. Tarrant Appraisal District: 2025 Tax Rates per $100 Valuation
  3. NBC DFW: Fort Worth ranked 10th largest city in U.S. with 1.03M population
  4. Spaces4Learning: Texas A&M opens first building at Fort Worth campus, breaks ground on research facility
  5. Community Impact: AllianceTexas total investment in North Texas exceeded $18B in 2025
  6. Tarrant Regional Water District: Fort Worth Panther Island progresses
  7. Community Impact: New schools prompt Northwest ISD boundary changes
  8. City of Fort Worth: FY2026 Budget (adopted tax rate $0.67)
  9. Republic Title: 2025 DFW Tax Rates (totals and exemptions)
  10. City of Fort Worth: Fairmount/Southside Historic District
  11. Near Southside, Inc.: Historic Fairmount and nearby neighborhoods
  12. Wikipedia: Tanglewood, Fort Worth, Texas
  13. CandysDirt: Westcliff in Fort Worth
  14. WFAA: Walsh development west of Fort Worth expanding
  15. Wikipedia: Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport
  16. Wikipedia: Fort Worth, Texas (counties, school districts, area)
  17. Power to Choose (Public Utility Commission of Texas), plans and delivery utility by ZIP
  18. City of Fort Worth Water, Opening, closing and transferring accounts
  19. City of Fort Worth, Garbage and Recycling (Solid Waste Services)
  20. Tarrant Appraisal District, Homestead Exemption (no fee to file)
  21. Fort Worth ISD, Enroll Now
  22. Fort Worth ISD, Boundary Maps
  23. Texas DMV, New to Texas (30 days to register; emissions counties)
  24. Texas DPS, Moving to Texas (drive on out-of-state license up to 90 days)
  25. Texas DPS, Driver License Office Locations search (by county)
  26. Texas DMV, Tarrant County Tax Office contact
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