Our second office is at 200 N Main St, Ste 100, in downtown Mansfield. Fort Worth is still home base, at 908 Bryan Ave. The Mansfield office gives buyers, sellers, homeowners and agents in and around Mansfield a place to meet us close to home, without the drive into Fort Worth.
Why Mansfield? We opened it as a real estate office, a base for our agents who work Mansfield and the towns around it. They also serve Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Parker County and the Mid-Cities. And with design and construction in the same company, you get a one‑stop shop here too: one team to help you buy, sell, design and remodel.
Where Mansfield Sits
If you don’t know Mansfield well, it’s on the south side of the Metroplex, just south of Arlington and east of Burleson.
The U.S. Census Bureau estimates Mansfield’s population at 84,444 as of July 1, 2025, up from 72,602 in the 2020 census (Census QuickFacts).
Mansfield’s city limits also cross three counties. The City of Mansfield points its residents to three appraisal districts, for Tarrant, Johnson and Ellis counties (City of Mansfield). That matters when you buy, and we come back to it below.
What the Mansfield Office Offers
Buying and selling. Our real estate agents help people buy and sell homes in Mansfield and the towns around it. Thinking about selling? Start with a free home valuation. Buying? Sit down with one of our agents before you tour.
Remodels, additions and new builds. Mansfield sits at the edge of the radius our construction company builds in, so here we take on substantial projects, not small jobs. Our in-house designers draw the plans and our construction company builds them, the same team that works in Fort Worth.
Planning a remodel? Start with a free walk-through: a designer and a builder walk the house with you and give you an honest estimate, with no charge and no obligation.
Design and floor plans. Interior design and permit-ready floor plans don’t need a drive, so they reach Mansfield as easily as anywhere else.
Where to Read the Mansfield Market
The Texas Real Estate Research Center publishes Mansfield’s monthly home sales, median price and months of inventory. Read the latest month there. A market read goes stale in weeks, so this post points you to the source instead of giving one.
One caution if you’re shopping new construction: those figures leave some sales out. In the research center’s words, “New home sales negotiated directly between the builder and buyer, outside of the MLS, are not included.”
For one house, citywide numbers only go so far. What matters is what that house would sell for, and that’s a question for an agent working from its own comparable sales.
