Westover Hills
A separate incorporated town of about 640 people on seven-tenths of a square mile, entirely surrounded by Fort Worth. Large wooded lots, long private drives, its own m… Read more
Westlake
Westlake home values, based on 86 closed sales and 33 lot sales. The median is $3.81 million, land runs about $45 a square foot, and two in five estate properties that… Read more
Westcliff
A post-war neighborhood just south of TCU, built almost entirely between 1946 and 1955 on quarter-acre lots under seventy-five years of canopy. Homes run from $270,000… Read more
Wedgwood
Southwest Fort Worth's postwar heartland — Wedgwood, South Hills and Candleridge. 1,474 sales in three years, the second-highest volume in the city, the lowest effecti… Read more
Weatherford
Weatherford and Hudson Oaks home values, based on 3,538 closed sales. Values are edging up, driven by acreage, with an Aledo ISD premium and new construction priced we… Read more
Waxahachie
Waxahachie home values, based on 3,211 closed sales. The market is flat, new construction is holding its price, and a century-old housing stock sells faster than the n… Read more
Walsh Ranch
Explore Walsh Ranch homes, values and new-construction opportunities with guidance from a Fort Worth broker and Certified Residential Appraiser. Read more
Ventana
A master-planned community on the far west side, off Jerry Dunn between Aledo Road and Dutch Branch — Perry, David Weekley, Trophy Signature and Meritage all still bui… Read more
Tavolo Park
A 468-acre master-planned community in southwest Fort Worth off Chisholm Trail Parkway, built around The Big Table clubhouse, a large community pool, a town lake and m… Read more