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    What Homes Cost Across DFW Right Now: Median Prices by City and Zip Code

    Last updated: October 5, 2026

    “What does a house cost in DFW?” has no single answer. The metro-wide median is about $405,000, but the areas below run from under $300,000 to over $800,000. I pull these numbers from the MLS myself, one area at a time, and add cities as I go. Here is how they compare.

    DFW home prices by city and zip code — median sale prices across Dallas-Fort Worth, fall 2026

    Fort Worth by Zip Code

    Fort Worth is too big to price as one market. These zip codes are sorted from lowest median to highest.

    Cities Around the Metroplex

    Sorted from lowest median to highest.

    CityMedian sale priceDays on market
    Cresson$302,900161 (median)
    Euless$370,00026 (median)
    Kennedale$423,00056
    Godley$437,00085 (median)
    Willow Park$449,99560
    Midlothian$494,50058 (median)
    Roanoke$525,50057
    Highland Village$583,75034
    Frisco$660,00048 (median)
    Trophy Club$825,00044

    Don’t see your city? I add more as I pull the numbers. Ask and I’ll pull yours next.

    What the Numbers Show

    • Fort Worth is at least 13 markets. The highest median here, $560,000 in 76109, is more than double the lowest, $256,500 in 76112.
    • Most of Fort Worth is still under $350,000. Nine of the 13 zip codes have a median at or below $340,000.
    • Neighbors can be far apart. Roanoke and Trophy Club share a border and a school district, and their medians are about $300,000 apart.
    • New-construction towns move slowly on paper. Cresson and Godley show the longest market times, in part because builders list homes before they are finished.
    • Buyers have time in most areas. In most areas with a days-on-market figure, homes took more than 40 days to sell.

    Price Is Only Half the Comparison

    Two homes at the same price can cost very different amounts each month, because property tax rates change from city to city. On a $450,000 home, a 2.4% tax rate costs about $300 a month more than a 1.6% rate. Each guide linked above covers the tax picture for that area, so compare the monthly payment and not just the price.

    How I Pulled These Numbers

    • Closed sales of single-family homes from the North Texas MLS.
    • Most figures cover July through September 2026. Smaller cities use a longer window, up to five months, so each median rests on enough sales.
    • Medians, not averages, so a few very expensive or very cheap homes do not skew the figure.
    • Days on market are averages except where marked as a median.

    Source: North Texas Real Estate Information Systems (NTREIS) data, compiled by Brent Reiter. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

    Want the Number for Your Neighborhood?

    A zip code median is a starting point. I can pull the same numbers for your subdivision, or run a full pricing analysis on your home. No cost and no obligation.

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