Real Estate in Tarrant County Introduction
There is a lot more to Tarrant County than Fort Worth, though. After all, 2 points of the Dallas-Fort-Worth-Arlington triangle are in Tarrant County, as well as most of one of the United States’ largest and wealthiest metropolitan areas.

Tarrant County encompasses more than 900 square miles of land and is home to more than 2 million people. Being nestled in between Denton County, Dallas County, Ellis County, Johnson County, Parker County and Wise County, how could Tarrant County not be one of the most sought-after places to live in Texas? It even has access to four separate airports, including the Dallas/Fort Worth International airport which straddles the county line.

So, let’s examine Tarrant County in detail. We’ll look at Fort Worth, but also some of the other fine cities and towns that grace the county. We’ll find out what the climate is like there, how many people live there, and what you might expect to make if you live in Tarrant county. We’ll look at some of the neighborhoods that are most attractive to people looking for real estate in Tarrant County as well.


Tarrant County Climate
So, elephant in the room – not all of Texas has the same weather. Tarrant County Texas is warm and sunny most of the year, but it is not the cactus-strewn desert you might be expecting if you grew up on cowboy movies. In fact, Tarrant County gets around 37 inches of rain in an average year, while the national average is only 38. On the other hand, the average snowfall is 28 inches per year nationwide, while Tarrant County rarely gets more than 1. Most of its precipitation comes in the months of May and October.

Real estate in Tarrant County is popular, largely because it is a sunny place to live. Tarrant averages 232 sunny days per year, while most of the US averages only 205. That’s an extra month of sunny days, if not a literal ‘month of Sundays’. The summer highs are around 95 degrees F, while the average low temperatures in the middle of winter are around 35 degrees.

Things to See and Do in Tarrant County, Texas
With the thriving Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington Metropolitan Area at its heart, Tarrant County TX has a lot going on all year round. Just a few of the most popular annual festivals, fairs and events include the Main St. Fort Worth Arts Festival, Keller Fest, the Annual Bedford Arts Fest, The Keller Crawfish Krawl, Oktoberfest in Fort Worth, Concerts in the Garden in Arlington Heights, Denton Arts and Jazz Festival, Mayfest in Arlington Heights, the Annual Korean Festival of Dallas and the Bedford Blues & BBQ Festival.