Tarrant County, Texas — cities by momentum

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24 cities tracked, ranked by composite momentum.

24
Cities tracked
2,093,807
Combined population
$319,896
Median home (county)
7
Rising / Hot

Tarrant County, Texas has 24 tracked cities with a combined population of 2,093,807. The median home value across these cities is $319,896.

The highest-momentum city in the county is Southlake, with a composite score of 72 (Rising) — median home $1,313,920, +2.5% year over year.

The most affordable city tracked here is Sansom Park at $200,490.

Southlake

pop 31,500
72
Rising$1,313,920 · +2.5%

Colleyville

pop 26,012
68
Rising$917,464 · +1.6%

Keller

pop 46,643
66
Rising$655,788 · +0.6%

Grapevine

pop 51,320
63
Rising$557,406 · -0.3%

Kennedale

pop 10,771
63
Rising$385,295 · -1.7%

Forest Hill

pop 14,314
62
Rising$226,714 · -1.3%

Richland Hills

pop 8,546
62
Rising$287,527 · -0.1%

Azle

pop 15,046
60
Stable$333,225 · -1.6%

Hurst

pop 39,500
59
Stable$338,713 · -0.8%

Mansfield

pop 80,803
58
Stable$448,409 · -1.6%

North Richland Hills

pop 71,436
58
Stable$370,172 · -0.9%

Bedford

pop 48,728
58
Stable$378,398 · -0.9%

River Oaks

pop 7,505
58
Stable$222,831 · -1.2%

Fort Worth

pop 1,008,106
56
Stable$299,655 · -2.5%

Euless

pop 60,010
56
Stable$360,738 · -1.5%

Saginaw

pop 26,116
56
Stable$302,072 · -2.7%

Benbrook

pop 24,542
56
Stable$319,896 · -1.0%

Everman

pop 6,347
55
Stable$221,747 · -4.0%

Crowley

pop 20,483
54
Stable$317,151 · -3.8%

Arlington

pop 403,672
53
Stable$313,683 · -2.4%

Watauga

pop 23,120
53
Stable$277,478 · -1.0%

Haltom City

pop 45,786
51
Stable$245,060 · -5.4%

Sansom Park

pop 5,402
50
Stable$200,490 · -4.9%

White Settlement

pop 18,099
49
Stable$222,376 · -4.1%

Sources: Zillow ZHVI, Zillow ZORI, US Census place population.

Climate & natural-disaster risk

Winter (Jan)
60° / 39°
avg high / low
Summer (Jul)
95° / 73°
avg high / low
Sunny days/yr
232
~64% of year
Annual precip
29″ rain
1″ snow
Disaster risk (1=very low, 5=very high)
Hurricane
High
Tornado
Very high
Wildfire
Moderate
Earthquake
Low
Flood
Very high

State-level averages from NOAA Climate Normals (1991-2020) and FEMA National Risk Index. City-level conditions can vary significantly within a state.