76014 Home Values

South-central Arlington's 76014 fans out from the I-20 corridor. The building stock runs almost entirely to 1970s and early-1980s brick construction. Duplexes and townhomes are scattered throughout. A newer pocket of 2020-era builds near Traders Village adds some variety. The dominant texture is working-class suburbia where flipped homes sit next door to original-condition holdouts.

Valuations in 76014 have held near $177 per square foot through the most recent quarter, with the median closed price sitting just under $266,000 — a marginal slip of roughly 1.5% year-over-year based on MLS data for May 2026 closings in 76014. The headline figure understates the structural role of concessions: nearly three-quarters of tracked closings included seller concessions averaging roughly $6,800 per deal. Despite that elevated frequency, sellers are landing very close to their asking prices — directionally suggesting concessions are built into transaction structure rather than extracted under price pressure. The median closed home changed hands in about 26 days.

The pipeline in 76014 directionally suggests tighter near-term conditions than the broader Tarrant County market. With roughly 4.1 months of supply, the zip sits meaningfully below the county's 5.7-month pace — an indication that available homes are absorbing faster relative to demand. Pending transactions represent a sizeable share of active inventory, and new listings entering the market have been met with relatively prompt contract activity. If the pipeline holds, upward pressure on available choice is limited in the near term.