76133 Home Values
76133 Market Snapshot
| Active 180 listings | New 49 30 days | Closed 32 30 days | Pending 3 30 days | Supply 4 months | Absorption 46.7% monthly | Over List 0.8% sold above | Under List 43.9% sold below | Concessions 61% % of solds | Avg Concession $6,830 seller paid |
Source: NTREIS MLS • Excludes leases • May 2026
76133 Market Trends
Wedgwood Sellers Still Set the Pace
Wedgwood and South Hills anchor this southwest Fort Worth zip with block after block of single-story brick ranches from the late 1950s through the mid-1970s. 1,500-to-2,200-square-foot floor plans on generous lots. Pockets of late-70s and early-80s builds fill in around Candleridge. Corner lots and cul-de-sac positions come up regularly.
Days on market in 76133 stretched to 36 at close this quarter — roughly five days longer than the trailing annual pace — signaling that the brisk turnover pace of recent months has softened. Based on MLS data for the current period's closings in 76133, price per square foot held near $158, essentially flat against the annual average of $159, while the median sale came in just under $286,000. More than six in ten transactions included seller concessions, averaging roughly $7,300 — a pattern that reflects buyers extracting meaningful relief at the table even as headline prices showed little movement.
The pipeline in 76133 points toward continued deceleration. With 84 pending contracts against 199 new listings added during the quarter, supply is outpacing committed demand by more than two-to-one — a ratio that typically extends days on market further in coming months. Months of supply sits at exactly 4.0, balanced at the conventional buyer-seller threshold, but the gap between new listings and pending volume suggests that equilibrium is fragile. Tarrant County as a whole carries roughly five months of supply, indicating that 76133 is absorbing demand somewhat faster than the broader county.
Market Updates
Days on market in 76133 stretched to 36 at close this quarter — roughly five days longer than the trailing annual pace — signaling that the brisk turnover pace of recent months has softened. Based on MLS data for the current period's closings in 76133, price per square foot held near $158, essentially flat against the annual average of $159, while the median sale came in just under $286,000. More than six in ten transactions included seller concessions, averaging roughly $7,300 — a pattern that reflects buyers extracting meaningful relief at the table even as headline prices showed little movement.
The pipeline in 76133 points toward continued deceleration. With 84 pending contracts against 199 new listings added during the quarter, supply is outpacing committed demand by more than two-to-one — a ratio that typically extends days on market further in coming months. Months of supply sits at exactly 4.0, balanced at the conventional buyer-seller threshold, but the gap between new listings and pending volume suggests that equilibrium is fragile. Tarrant County as a whole carries roughly five months of supply, indicating that 76133 is absorbing demand somewhat faster than the broader county.
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Market data last updated May 20, 2026, 1:26 AM CDT · Editorial updated May 25, 2026, 11:06 PM CDT
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