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Why Use a Realtor®?

“Realtor®” and “real estate agent” are often used interchangeably, but they aren’t the same thing. While both sell real estate, only a Realtor® is a member of the National Association of Realtors®, bound by the professional standards of the Realtor® Code of Ethics. This means they maintain the highest standard of service to their clients throughout the home buying and selling process.

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Higher Standards

The Difference Between an Agent and a Realtor® is Real

Our members abide by a Code of Ethics that goes beyond what’s required by law, keeping your interests first and setting high standards for professional behaviors. Through continual education and training, they are committed to treating all parties to a transaction honestly and will go the extra mile for you. Make sure you get the real deal with a Realtor®.

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What is an Affiliate?

GFWAR affiliate members are dedicated business professionals who help make the buying and selling of homes easy for all parties. They work closely with our Realtor® members to provide a wide variety of services like title and escrow, mortgage loans, legal services, home warranty and insurance coverage, home inspection, roofers, and more. With their finger on the pulse of the current real estate market and years of experience, our affiliates can help turn your homeowner dreams into reality.

Latest News

June 2024 Housing Report

Inventory continued its upward trend in Fort Worth as home prices increased slightly. The median home price in June was $344,700 in Fort Worth, an increase of 1.8 percent year over year. The increase in Tarrant County was 0.5 percent year over year to $359,945.

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May 2024 Housing Report

Inventory in Fort Worth in May climbed above the 3 month mark for the first time in more than 10 years. The last time inventory rose above 3 months in Fort Worth and Tarrant County was in 2013. In addition, active listings were up more than 50 percent year over year.

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April 2024 Housing Report

The median home price in Tarrant County in April was flat from one year ago, at $350,000. In Fort Worth, the median price of $325,500 was down 3.2 percent year over year.

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