Aledo

Homes with an Aledo address sold for a median of $530,000 over the 12 months ending October 30, 2026, across 546 closed residential sales in NTREIS, and the 147 sales on an acre or more closed at a median of $849,500. Aledo sits in Parker County just west of Fort Worth, where acreage, newer master-planned communities and a small-town center share one address. The Agency Dallas, an independently owned and operated brokerage serving North Texas, represents buyers and sellers in Aledo and markets homes here to qualified buyers across Dallas-Fort Worth.

What is Aledo, Texas?

Aledo is a small city in Parker County, west of Fort Worth along Interstate 20. The U.S. Census Bureau estimated the city's population at 7,122 as of July 1, 2025, with an owner-occupied housing rate of 88.3% for 2020 to 2024. The Aledo address reaches well past the city limits, so NTREIS sales for Aledo include communities such as Morningstar and Walsh as well as acreage in the surrounding county.

• Location: Parker County, west of Fort Worth on Interstate 20
• Character: acreage and ranchettes, newer master-planned communities and established neighborhoods near the town center
• Households: the Census Bureau reports 3.27 people per household for 2020 to 2024
• Commute: a mean travel time to work of 29.1 minutes for 2020 to 2024

What do homes cost in Aledo?

NTREIS closed sales with an Aledo address, October 30, 2025 to October 30, 2026:

• Median sale price: $530,000 across 546 closed residential sales
• Middle half of sales: $429,019 to $750,000
• Median price per square foot: $205
• Sales at $750,000 or more: 138, with a median of $899,500 and $264 per square foot
• Sales at $1 million or more: 52, including 8 at $2 million or more
• Homes on one acre or more: 147 sales with a median of $849,500 and $258 per square foot, including 11 on five acres or more
• Highest sale in the period: $3,000,000

The Census Bureau puts the median value of owner-occupied homes inside the city at $465,100 for 2020 to 2024. That survey covers the city only and lags the market, so recent closed sales are the better pricing guide.

Which Aledo neighborhoods trade most, and which cost most?

The busiest communities by NTREIS subdivision name over the same 12 months were Morningstar, with 132 sales at a median of about $431,000, the Parks of Aledo phases, Sierra Vista at Kelly Ranch and Aledo Heights. Among communities with four or more sales, these had the highest medians:

1. The Grasslands, 5 sales, median about $1,299,000 on lots near two acres
2. Summit Ranch, 6 sales, median about $1,196,000 on lots near two acres
3. Walsh, 8 sales, median about $912,000
4. Stone Creek Farms, 6 sales, median about $910,000 on lots near an acre
5. Maravilla Vistas, 6 sales, median about $895,000 on lots near two acres
6. Aledo Heights, 17 sales, median about $811,000 on lots near an acre

Who buys in Aledo?

Aledo draws Fort Worth families who want more land and a quieter pace without a long drive, buyers relocating to Dallas-Fort Worth who want acreage at a lower price per square foot than the city, and horse and hobby-farm owners looking at the larger tracts. The Census Bureau reports that 57.2% of adults in the city hold a bachelor's degree or higher. Many buyers ask about Aledo ISD first, so confirm the assigned campus for any specific address before you buy or list.

How does The Agency Dallas help Aledo sellers?

With newer builder communities and acreage under the same address, an Aledo price has to be built from the right comparables.

• Separate pricing for subdivision homes and acreage, so land is valued as land
• Comparable sales by community and lot size, not a single Aledo median
• Marketing that reaches Fort Worth, Dallas and relocation buyers
• Land guidance from our Land and Ranch division for larger tracts

Start with a private estate valuation from The Agency Dallas. For the wider county trend, see our Parker County housing market report and our Parker County land guide.

Frequently asked questions

What is the median home price in Aledo, Texas?

NTREIS shows a median sale price of $530,000 across 546 closed residential sales with an Aledo address from October 30, 2025 to October 30, 2026. The middle half of sales fell between $429,019 and $750,000. Homes on an acre or more sold for a median of $849,500 over the same period.

Is Morningstar in Aledo?

Morningstar carries an Aledo address but sits outside the Aledo city limits in Parker County. In NTREIS it was the busiest community with an Aledo address over the 12 months ending October 30, 2026, with 132 sales at a median of about $431,000.

How much land comes with an Aledo home?

It depends on the community. The median lot across all 546 sales was about a fifth of an acre, because the master-planned communities sell most often. Still, 147 sales were on one acre or more and 11 were on five acres or more, which is why Aledo works for buyers who want land.

Which Aledo communities have the highest prices?

Among communities with four or more sales in the 12 months ending October 30, 2026, The Grasslands had the highest median at about $1,299,000, followed by Summit Ranch at about $1,196,000. Both sit on lots near two acres. Walsh, Stone Creek Farms and Maravilla Vistas followed near $900,000.

Does The Agency Dallas sell homes and land in Aledo?

Yes. The Agency Dallas, an independently owned and operated brokerage serving North Texas, represents buyers and sellers of homes and acreage in Aledo and across Parker County. Our Land and Ranch division handles larger tracts, and we price every listing from closed NTREIS sales.

Sources: NTREIS Matrix closed residential sales, city field Aledo, close dates October 30, 2025 to October 30, 2026, pulled October 30, 2026. U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts, Aledo city, Texas (population estimate July 1, 2025; housing, household, education and commute figures 2020 to 2024), accessed October 30, 2026.