At this price, the first price decides most of the outcome.
I analyzed every $700K+ single-family sale and failed listing in Fort Worth and nearby Benbrook, Azle, Lakeside and Westworth Village over the past 12 months. Homes priced right went under contract in 13 days. About 1 in 4 didn't sell at all.
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626 single-family homes sold at $700,000 or more inFort Worth and nearby Benbrook, Azle, Lakeside and Westworth Village. Another 201 were listed and didn't sell. The difference was mostly the first price.
Median time to contract for $700K+ homes that never needed a price cut. They sold for 98.0% of their original price.
Median time to contract for $700K+ homes that needed a price cut. They sold for 90.2% of their original price.
Of 104 homes whose listing failed and later sold, 99 sold below the price that failed, a median of $69,500 lower.
$700K+ homes that came to market didn't sell: 201 homes, against 626 that sold.
Starting high didn't pay. 95% of failed listings that later sold went for less than the price that failed.
Get My Free Listing ReviewFort Worth prices change from one neighborhood to the next. These figures cover only homes that sold at $700,000 or more, grouped by ZIP code.
| Area | Median sale price | Price per sq. ft. | Median days on market | Sold vs. original price | Sales | Didn't sell | For sale now |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TCU, Tanglewood & Westcliff (76109) | $1,068,500 | $362 | 28 | 95.5% | 124 | 22% | 27 |
| Benbrook Lake, Montserrat & Bella Flora (76126) | $1,175,000 | $304 | 66 | 95.3% | 98 | 18% | 50 |
| Eagle Mountain Lake (76179) | $867,500 | $242 | 61.5 | 96.4% | 82 | 26% | 62 |
| Arlington Heights, Crestwood & Monticello (76107) | $925,000 | $342 | 26 | 96.3% | 81 | 31% | 30 |
| Mira Vista & Meadows West (76132) | $1,065,000 | $291 | 21 | 95.6% | 47 | 16% | 16 |
| Ridglea & Ridgmar (76116) | $835,250 | $263 | 26 | 96.2% | 46 | 15% | 12 |
| Ryan Place, Berkeley & Fairmount (76110) | $805,000 | $313 | 40 | 97.2% | 24 | 25% | 11 |
| All other ZIP codes | $860,000 | $253 | 56 | 94.8% | 124 | 30% | 75 |
All areas combined. Under $2 million, there are about 5 months of homes for sale. Above $2 million, there are about 13 months, so pricing and presentation matter even more.
| Price range | Sales, past 12 months | Median days on market | Sold vs. original price | For sale now | Months of supply |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $700K to $1M | 364 | 42 | 96.3% | 139 | 4.6 |
| $1M to $2M | 215 | 43 | 94.7% | 92 | 5.1 |
| $2M and up | 48 | 46 | 93.7% | 52 | 13.0 |
Months of supply is homes for sale now divided by average monthly sales over the past year. Homes for sale are grouped by current asking price.
What I do for $700K+ listings, and the numbers behind it.
$700K+ homes that sold without a cut went under contract in a median of 13 days. Homes that needed a cut sat a median of 100 days and sold for 90.2% of their original price. I price from the 3 closest sales and the homes you'd be competing with, so the first two weeks count.
Buyers at this price compare your home with the best listings they've toured. Your home goes to market with professional staging, HD video tours and targeted ad campaigns, based on what the sold homes near you looked like online.
Fewer buyers shop at higher prices. Above $2 million there are about 13 months of homes for sale. I reach out to the agents who have sold homes in your price range in the past year, because their buyers are the likeliest to be yours.
Your free listing review compares your home with the homes near you that did sell and shows where the gap was, before you decide whether to relist. No cost and no obligation.
It depends mostly on the first price. Over the 12 months to Nov. 9, 2026, homes in Fort Worth and nearby cities that sold at $700,000 or more without a price cut went under contract in a median of 13 days at 98.0% of their original price. Homes that needed a price cut took a median of 100 days and sold for 90.2% of their original price.
The data says no. Of 104 homes in the Fort Worth area whose $700K+ listing expired or was cancelled and that later sold, 99 (95%) sold below the price that had failed, a median of $69,500 lower.
About 1 in 4. In Fort Worth and nearby cities, 626 homes sold at $700,000 or more, and 201 homes had a $700K+ listing expire, get cancelled or get withdrawn without relisting or selling since. Arlington Heights, Crestwood and Monticello (76107) had the highest share at 31%; Ridglea and Ridgmar (76116) the lowest at 15%.
Yes. Homes above $2 million in the Fort Worth area had about 13 months of supply on Nov. 9, 2026, compared with about 5 months between $700,000 and $2 million. They took a median of 46 days to go under contract and sold for 93.7% of their original price.
Compare your home with the homes near you that did sell, by price per square foot, condition and days on market. A free listing review does that and shows where the gap was before you decide whether to relist.
Based on information from North Texas Real Estate Information Systems, Inc. for the period Nov. 9, 2025 through Nov. 9, 2026. Single-family homes in Fort Worth and nearby Benbrook, Azle, Lakeside and Westworth Village. Sales are closings at $700,000 or more. "Didn't sell" counts homes whose $700K+ listing expired, was cancelled or was withdrawn and that had not relisted or sold by Nov. 9, 2026. Homes for sale as of Nov. 9, 2026.
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