76107 Home Values

The 76107 is a patchwork of early-twentieth-century neighborhoods stitched together by Camp Bowie Boulevard and the Cultural District museums. Arlington Heights and Crestwood are lined with 1920s-1940s Craftsman bungalows and Tudor cottages, many now carrying full gut-renovations. Monticello runs a notch higher with Mediterranean-revival townhomes near River Crest Country Club. Along West 7th, mid-rise condos and newer construction townhomes fill in.

Price-per-square-foot in 76107 settled near $258 in the most recent quarter, down from a $271 trailing annual average — a directional softening consistent with year-over-year values falling roughly 4 percent across the zip. Even so, 76107 commands close to a $73-per-square-foot premium over the broader Tarrant County market, pointing to sustained locational demand. Sellers gave back approximately two and a half cents on the dollar at closing, and about four in ten transactions carried seller concessions averaging roughly $6,900 — meaningfully below the county's concession frequency. Based on MLS data for recent closings in 76107, homes that did sell moved in about 37 days.

At 6.5 months of supply, 76107 carries somewhat more absorption cushion than the Tarrant County average of 5.7 months. The pending-to-active ratio points to measured demand — about one pending transaction for every three active listings — which tracks slightly below the county's pace. New supply arriving at roughly 228 listings over the trailing quarter has been outpacing absorption, keeping inventory steady rather than tightening.