Springtown Housing Update: Land Listings Lead Early Spring Activity
Springtown, TX – March 15, 2026 – Homebuyers are seeing steady inventory and active land listings as small-lot communities and acreage shape demand.
Springtown’s early spring market remains active, with land and acreage listings continuing to anchor local real estate activity.
Top takeaways
- Dozens of land and lot listings are active, from 1-acre tracts to 30+ acre properties.
- Small-lot community development adds entry-level ownership options.
- Farm and ranch listings show higher median price points tied to acreage.
Market snapshot
Current listings on major portals show a wide mix of homes, farms and vacant land across the 76082 area. Realtor.com recently displayed nearly 400 matching residential properties, including 4-bedroom homes around the mid-$400Ks and farm properties approaching $875K with 30+ acres.
Land-focused platforms report strong acreage availability. Zillow shows dozens of active land listings, including 4- to 16-acre tracts and larger parcels above 30 acres. LandSearch data indicates more than 200 houses with land near Springtown, with median list prices around the mid-$400Ks to low-$600Ks depending on parcel size.
New and rural development
Firefly Farms, a master-planned community along Highway 199, is marketing quarter-acre to 1-acre lots with manufactured home options, signaling continued demand for attainable rural living. Individual build-ready lots are also active, including nearly 2-acre homesites in established neighborhoods.
For zoning, platting and permitting, the city’s Planning and Development Department oversees standards and submittals, a key step for buyers considering new construction inside city limits.
What’s for sale nearby
- 4-bedroom homes on 1–2 acre lots priced around the mid-$400Ks.
- Build-ready residential lots under $150K, including 1–4 acre options.
- Farm and ranch properties from roughly $600K to $875K+, depending on acreage.
With inventory spanning starter homes, hobby farms and large rural tracts, Springtown continues to attract buyers seeking space and flexibility outside core DFW suburbs. Are you seeing more land sales or new builds in your neighborhood this spring?
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