Mansfield, Arlington, Fort Worth, Burleson, and Grand Prairie Home Prices This Fall

Region-wide reports are a good starting point, but home values are local. Here's a city-by-city look at single-family home sales in the five cities we work in most, using MLS data for the 30 days from October 3 to November 2, 2026.

Average sale price

• Mansfield: $519K (down $34.7K from the prior 30 days)
• Fort Worth: $394K (down $13.1K)
• Grand Prairie: $392K (up $1.4K)
• Arlington: $365K (down $8.1K)
• Burleson: $362K (down $24.1K)

Mansfield had the highest average sale price of the five. Four of the five cities saw average prices dip from the previous 30 days. Grand Prairie was essentially flat.

Average days on market

• Mansfield: 75 days (23 fewer than the prior 30 days)
• Arlington: 85 days (5 more)
• Grand Prairie: 86 days (14 more)
• Fort Worth: 92 days (5 more)
• Burleson: 95 days (7 more)

Mansfield homes sold noticeably faster than the month before. In the other four cities, homes took a little longer to sell.

Single-family homes sold

• Fort Worth: 571
• Arlington: 145
• Grand Prairie: 75
• Burleson: 69
• Mansfield: 56

How to read these numbers

Averages over a 30-day window can move a lot with just a handful of high- or low-priced sales, especially in smaller cities. Recent closings can also take a few days to show up in the MLS. Treat these as a snapshot, not a trend.

What it means for you

Sellers: With homes taking longer to sell in most of our cities, the first two weeks on the market matter more than ever. Pricing, photos, and prep make the difference.

Buyers: Longer days on market can mean more room to negotiate on price, repairs, or closing costs.

Want to see the numbers for your own neighborhood? The On The Move DFW Team can pull a custom snapshot for any city or subdivision. Just reach out.