Fort Worth
Market Overview
Fort Worth Real Estate
Fort Worth is the cultural heart of western DFW, blending genuine Texas heritage with modern urban growth. From the historic Stockyards to the world-renowned Cultural District, Fort Worth offers a distinct identity from Dallas — friendlier, more laid-back, and deeply proud of its cowtown roots. The city is also one of the fastest-growing in America.
Fort Worth's housing market offers excellent diversity and value, from urban lofts in the Near Southside to master-planned suburban communities in the Alliance corridor. Strong population growth and corporate relocations along the I-35W and SH-170 corridors continue to drive demand.
By the Numbers
Fort Worth at a Glance
~1,000,000
Population
$310,000
Median Home Price
Neighborhoods
Explore Fort Worth
Stockyards
Historic district with live cattle drives, honky-tonks, western shops, and new luxury hotel and residential development.
Cultural District
Home to world-class museums, beautiful residential streets, and proximity to Trinity Park and the Botanic Garden.
Near Southside
Trendy, walkable neighborhood with craft breweries, independent restaurants, galleries, and revitalized bungalows.
Alliance / North Fort Worth
Fast-growing area with master-planned communities, new retail, and major corporate campuses along I-35W.
Westover Hills
Exclusive enclave near the Cultural District with luxury estates, mature trees, and a prestigious address.
Why Choose
Why Live in Fort Worth?
- Historic Stockyards offer authentic Texas culture, dining, and nightlife
- World-class Cultural District with the Kimbell, Modern Art Museum, and Amon Carter
- Lower cost of living than Dallas with a more relaxed pace of life
- Booming Alliance corridor attracting major employers like Charles Schwab and BNSF
- Trinity River trails provide 70+ miles of urban hiking and biking
- Genuine, welcoming community with a strong sense of Texas identity
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Fort Worth different from Dallas?
Fort Worth has a more laid-back, western-heritage atmosphere compared to Dallas's big-city energy. Fort Worth is generally more affordable, with a strong arts scene, historic Stockyards, and a welcoming community feel.
Is Fort Worth growing?
Absolutely. Fort Worth is one of the fastest-growing cities in America, with the Alliance corridor attracting major employers and thousands of new residents annually.
What are the best neighborhoods in Fort Worth?
Popular areas include the Cultural District for walkability and museums, Near Southside for a trendy urban vibe, Alliance for new construction, and the Stockyards for western heritage.
Is Fort Worth affordable?
Yes. Fort Worth offers lower median home prices and cost of living than Dallas and most northern DFW suburbs, with excellent value across diverse neighborhoods.
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