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    What's Your DFW Home Really Worth?

    A real number based on what's selling near you, not an online estimate.

    I help sellers in Fort Worth, Hurst, North Richland Hills, Bedford, Euless, Watauga, Keller, Grapevine, Southlake and across DFW. I'll send you a price range, the closest recent sales and the homes you'd be competing against right now.

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    The past 12 months

    What Sold in the Mid-Cities This Past Year

    I analyzed 2,583 single-family homes that sold over the past 12 months in the seven Mid-Cities: Hurst, North Richland Hills, Bedford, Euless, Watauga, Richland Hills and Haltom City. The first price mattered more than anything else.

    9days

    Median time to contract for homes that never needed a price cut. They typically sold at full asking price.

    63days

    Median time to contract for homes that needed a price cut. They typically sold for 93.1% of where they started.

    58%

    Share of sales where the seller paid toward the buyer's costs, typically about $7,000.

    3of 4

    Of 203 listings that expired or were cancelled and later sold, about three out of four sold below the price that had failed.

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    • On Nov. 7, 2026, 642 homes were for sale across these seven cities.
    • They had been listed a median of 45 days, and 56% had already cut their price.
    Fort Worth
    • 3,646 homes for sale on Nov. 7, 2026
    • 58 days median time listed
    • 58% had already cut their price
    • 65% of sales in the past 6 months had the seller pay toward the buyer's costs, typically about $7,000

    Based on information from North Texas Real Estate Information Systems, Inc. for the period Nov. 7, 2025 through Nov. 7, 2026. Seller-paid share covers all 2,583 Mid-Cities sales. Homes for sale as of Nov. 7, 2026. Fort Worth seller-paid share covers sales from May 7, 2026 through Nov. 7, 2026.

    Homes priced right the first time went under contract in a median of 9 days. Let's find your right price.

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    Last 90 days

    How Fast Homes Are Selling, City by City

    Where your home is matters as much as what it is. These are single-family sales from the past 90 days in the seven Mid-Cities, Southlake, Colleyville and Grapevine, plus Fort Worth.

    CityMedian sale priceMedian days on marketDays on market, October closingsSale price vs. askingSales
    Southlake$1,500,000222497.1%81
    Colleyville$920,0002628.597.9%62
    Grapevine$600,000223898.7%101
    Bedford$387,5001816100%84
    Hurst$380,0002526.599.0%85
    North Richland Hills$370,0002523.598.8%169
    Euless$365,000245398.7%89
    Fort Worth$332,475384099.2%2,358
    Richland Hills*$310,00036n/a98.5%75
    Watauga$280,0002435100%66
    Haltom City$265,000203299.5%55
    • Bedford is moving fastest. October closings took a median of 16 days, at full asking price. North Richland Hills was next at 23.5 days.
    • Euless has slowed the most. October closings took a median of 53 days, more than double its 90-day figure. Grapevine also slowed, to 38 days.
    • In every city, the median home sold within 3% of its asking price. The homes that missed were the ones that started too high.
    • Fort Worth homes are taking longer than in the Mid-Cities, a median of 38 days, but still selling at 99.2% of asking. Fort Worth homes that never cut their price went under contract in 14 days, compared with 66 days for homes that did.

    Selling a $700K+ home? See the numbers for North Tarrant County, Fort Worth or Arlington and Mansfield.

    Sales in the 90 days ending Nov. 7, 2026. *Richland Hills has too few sales for a 90-day figure, so its row covers the past 12 months. Sale price vs. asking is the median against the final asking price. Based on my analysis of NTREIS MLS data. Updated monthly.

    How I sell

    Three Pillars of a Successful Sale

    What I do for every listing, and the numbers behind it.

    Pricing Matters

    Over the past year, Mid-Cities homes priced right went under contract in a median of 9 days at full asking price. Homes that needed a cut took 63 days and sold for 93.1% of where they started. I price from the closest recent sales and the homes you'll compete with, not an online estimate.

    • Competitive Market Analysis
    • Absorption Rate Tracking
    • Strategic Price Bracketing

    Marketing Matters

    Buyers decide online before they ever tour. Your home goes to market with professional staging, HD video tours and targeted ad campaigns, so it stands out from the listings it's competing against.

    • Professional Staging
    • HD Video Tours
    • Targeted Ad Campaigns

    Strategy Matters

    You get a launch plan built around your timeline and a plan for negotiating price, repairs and buyer-cost requests. Sellers paid toward the buyer's costs in 58% of Mid-Cities sales last year, typically about $7,000, so we plan for it up front.

    • Custom Launch Plan
    • Expert Negotiation
    • Full Transaction Support
    Testimonials

    What My Clients Say

    "Brent and his team were exceptional in advertising my home, staging it for viewings, and streamlining the closing process."

    Thomas Krempel

    Home Seller

    "I recently had the opportunity to work with Brent on a real estate transaction. What stood out most was his professionalism and dedication."

    Elizabeth Daniel

    Home Buyer

    "Kind, patient and professional. Very knowledgeable and accessible."

    Greg Farmer

    Home Buyer

    Listing Expired or Withdrawn?

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    Where I Help Sellers

    My office is at 1845 Precinct Line Rd, Suite 111, in Hurst. For neighborhoods, schools and prices, see my city guides:

    Good questions

    Selling in the Mid-Cities: Common Questions

    What's in the free home value report?

    A price range for your home, the closest recent sales, and the active and pending listings you'd be competing against right now. It's an estimate based on recent sales, not an appraisal, and it arrives in your inbox within 24 hours.

    How fast are Mid-Cities homes selling?

    It depends mostly on the first price. Over the 12 months to Nov. 7, 2026, homes that never needed a price cut went under contract in a median of 9 days. Homes that needed a cut took a median of 63 days.

    Should I list high and leave room to negotiate?

    Starting high didn't get Mid-Cities sellers more. Homes that needed a price cut typically sold for 93.1% of their starting price. Of 203 listings that expired or were cancelled and later sold, about three out of four sold below the price that had failed.

    How do you price my home?

    I build a comparative market analysis from recent sales and the homes you'd be competing with, not an online estimate. Learn more about how pricing actually works.

    Will I have to pay toward the buyer's costs?

    Plan for it. Sellers paid something toward the buyer's costs in 58% of Mid-Cities sales over the past year, typically about $7,000.

    How much will I walk away with?

    Use the Seller Net Proceeds Calculator above for a quick estimate. Commission is not set by law and is fully negotiable. Once you have your home value report, we can go through your actual numbers together.

    Can I get a cash offer instead of listing?

    Yes. Request a cash offer and get it within 24 to 48 hours, then compare it with what listing could net you. Learn more about how cash offers work.

    My listing expired. Can you help?

    Yes. Your free home value report compares your home with nearby homes that did sell and shows what buyers chose instead. No cost and no obligation.

    What does it cost to sell a home in Texas?

    Plan for agent commissions, title and closing fees, any repairs, and often a contribution toward the buyer's costs. 58% of Mid-Cities sellers paid one in the past year, typically about $7,000. My guide to what it costs to sell in Texas breaks down each line.

    Which updates are worth doing before I sell?

    It depends on your home and the homes it will compete with. I'll tell you which updates are likely to pay you back before you spend anything. My pre-sale updates guide covers the ones that usually do.

    Based on information from North Texas Real Estate Information Systems, Inc. for the period Nov. 7, 2025 through Nov. 7, 2026.

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    What Happens Next

    1. Send your address.
    2. Within 24 hours, I'll email your home value report with your price range, the closest recent sales and your current competition.
    3. If you'd like, we'll meet at your home to fine-tune the price and plan. No pressure, no obligation.
    Brent Reiter, Fort Worth REALTOR with BK Real Estate
    Brent Reiter, REALTOR®BK Real Estate

    Born and raised in Fort Worth, with an office in Hurst.

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