Haslet Real Estate Market Report: What October 2026 Tells Buyers and Sellers
If you live in Haslet, the Alliance area, or anywhere in North Fort Worth, you've probably wondered: Is now a good time to make a move? I pulled every closing, pending sale and active listing in the Haslet area for October 1–30, 2026. Here's what the numbers say, in plain English.
Want to dig deeper? Explore the interactive Haslet market report, with a heat map and a neighborhood-by-neighborhood explorer.
October 2026 at a Glance
The plain-English takeaway: Haslet is sitting at the top edge of a balanced market. Homes are selling, but buyers have more choices and more time than they did a couple of years ago. For sellers, the price tag on day one matters more than ever.
Is Haslet a Buyer's Market or a Seller's Market?
Months of supply (MSI) is the quickest way to tell. It answers one question: if no new homes hit the market, how long would it take to sell everything that's listed right now?
- Under 4 months: seller's market
- 4 to 6 months: balanced market
- Over 6 months: buyer's market
With 402 active listings and 67 closings in October, Haslet comes in at about 6.0 months of supply. That's balanced, leaning toward buyers.
Another tell: 52 listings took a price cut during the month. That's about 13% of active inventory. Meanwhile, 67 homes went under contract. The homes that priced right from the start are the ones moving.
The Price Sweet Spot: $300K to $400K
Half of all October sales in the Haslet area (34 of 67) closed between $300,000 and $400,000. That's where buyer demand is strongest right now.
Price range | Sold in October | Active listings |
|---|---|---|
Under $300K | 11 | 37 |
$300K – $400K | 34 | 159 |
$400K – $500K | 7 | 84 |
$500K – $600K | 6 | 41 |
$600K – $750K | 6 | 47 |
$750K+ | 3 | 34 |
What it means: Above $500K, there are far more homes for sale than buyers closing each month. If you're selling in that range, sharp pricing, standout presentation and strong marketing aren't optional. If you're buying in that range, you've got real negotiating room.
What Haslet Buyers Want
- 4 bedrooms rule. 63% of October buyers (42 of 67) chose a 4-bedroom home.
- Size: the median home sold had about 2,360 square feet.
- Pools: 9 pool homes sold, with a median price of $625,000. Pools show up mostly in the higher price ranges.
- Top sale: $890,000 in Meadow-Haslet, a 4-bedroom home with a pool on about 0.7 acres.
Neighborhood Spotlight: Top Haslet Subdivisions
Every neighborhood tells its own story. Here's how the busiest Haslet-area subdivisions stacked up in October (phases and sections are grouped together):
Subdivision | Sold | Median sold | Under contract | Active |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Madero | 14 | $362,490 | 7 | 39 |
Sendera Ranch | 10 | $327,250 | 9 | 52 |
Terra Vella | 8 | $361,990 | 6 | 31 |
Rancho Canyon | 6 | $330,500 | 15 | 30 |
Wellington | 4 | $489,000 | 8 | 59 |
Sweetgrass | 4 | $569,810 | 6 | 34 |
What stands out
- Madero led Haslet in closings with 14, and it has the tightest supply of the group at under 3 months.
- Rancho Canyon has the most homes under contract (15). Buyers clearly like its price point.
- Wellington has the deepest inventory at 59 active listings. That's great news for buyers. Sellers there need a plan to stand out.
- Sweetgrass posted the highest median price in this group at about $570K.
See Your Neighborhood in the Interactive Report
Pick any Haslet subdivision, filter by bedrooms, and check the inventory heat map by price range.
What This Means for You
If you're selling in Haslet
- Price it right on day one. 52 price cuts in one month shows what happens when a home starts too high.
- Know your neighborhood's supply. A seller in Madero and a seller in Wellington are in two very different markets.
- Consider listing before spring. Fall and winter bring fewer listings to compete against and buyers who are serious about moving.
If you're buying in Haslet
- You have options. 402 active listings means room to compare.
- Watch for price reductions. They can open doors in neighborhoods you thought were out of reach.
- Move fast on the good ones. Well-priced homes in the $300K–$400K range are still going under contract quickly.
Looking Ahead
The holiday season usually means fewer showings, but the buyers who are out there are ready to act. Buyers who shop this winter have more leverage than they're likely to have in March. Sellers who list now face less competition than they will when the spring wave hits.
Haslet Market FAQ
Is Haslet a buyer's or seller's market?
With about 6.0 months of supply in October 2026, Haslet is at the top edge of balanced, leaning toward buyers.
What's the median home price in Haslet, TX?
The median sold price for October 2026 was $374,990, or about $170 per square foot.
Which Haslet neighborhoods sold the most homes?
Madero (14), Sendera Ranch (10) and Terra Vella (8) led closings. Rancho Canyon had the most homes under contract (15).
Should I sell now or wait for spring?
It depends on your price range and your neighborhood's supply. Fewer competing listings this winter can work in your favor if your home is priced right.
What price range sells best in Haslet?
The $300K–$400K range, where half of October's sales closed.
What's Your Haslet Home Worth in Today's Market?
Neighborhood numbers only tell part of the story. Your street, floor plan and upgrades tell the rest. If you're curious where your home fits in this market, I'm happy to run the numbers for you. No pressure, just real data for your next move.
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Source: NTREIS MLS data for the Haslet area, closings dated October 1–30, 2026, with active and pending listings as of the export date. Subdivision phases and sections are grouped. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity.
