How Much Does a House Cost in Colleyville, TX? Prices by Neighborhood (Fall 2026)

Quick answer: Homes that closed in Colleyville from July through September 2026 had a median sale price of about $932,000. That is the average of the three monthly medians. By neighborhood, the middle sale price runs from about $615,000 in Heritage Oaks to about $1.35 million in Old Grove. Those are neighborhoods with at least five sales in the past year. (Source: NTREIS MLS export, October 27, 2026.)

By Alisha Minteer-Rosse, Team Leader and Co-Owner, Minteer Real Estate Team · Published October 31, 2026 · Last updated October 31, 2026

If you're thinking about buying in Colleyville, the first question is usually the simplest one. What does a house cost? The honest answer is that it depends on the neighborhood, the lot, and the age of the home. Below is what recent sales say, and what the property tax bill adds on top. If you're still choosing where to look, our guide to Colleyville neighborhoods is a good companion.

What is the median home price in Colleyville?

About $932,000 for July through September 2026. We averaged the July, August and September medians. During those three months, 84 homes closed in Colleyville. As of the October 27 export, 82 homes were on the market. (Source: NTREIS MLS export, October 27, 2026.)

We use three months because one month is a small sample. Colleyville closes a few dozen homes a month, so a few large or small sales can move a single month's median a lot. The three-month number is steadier.

How much do homes cost in each Colleyville neighborhood?

The middle sale price ranges from about $615,000 to about $1.35 million, depending on the neighborhood. The table covers sales that closed in the 12 months before the October 27, 2026 export. Neighborhoods with fewer than five sales are left out, and so are condo communities, because their prices cover a wide range.

Source: NTREIS MLS export, October 27, 2026. Neighborhood names follow the MLS.

What can't this table tell you?

It can't tell you what a specific house is worth. A median is the middle sale. In a neighborhood with five or six sales, one unusual sale can move it.

Lot size, age, updates and street all change the price. Two homes in the same neighborhood can sit far apart. We wrote more about one of the larger ones in our Woodland Hills overview. If you have a street or a home in mind, we can pull the closed sales around it and walk through them with you.

What do property taxes add in Colleyville?

Property tax adds a large, ongoing cost on top of the price, and the total rate depends on which school district your address is zoned to. The City of Colleyville publishes a table of combined rates. On October 31, 2026, the city's page showed these totals per $100 of assessed value:

The totals add the city, the school district, Tarrant County, the Tarrant County Hospital District and Tarrant County College.

Here is the math. Take a taxable value of $1,000,000. At $1.644011 per $100, the yearly tax is about $16,440 before exemptions. That is an illustration of the arithmetic, not a bill. Your own bill depends on your taxable value and the exemptions you qualify for.

One timing note. Those rates are the ones the city's page lists now. Community Impact reported that the Colleyville City Council adopted a higher city rate of $0.352480 per $100 on September 15, 2026, up from $0.311931. Bills for the 2026 tax year go out later, so check the final rates before you run your numbers.

Texas homeowners can claim a homestead exemption on their main home. The City of Colleyville also offers a $65,000 exemption and a tax freeze for homeowners who are 65 or older or disabled. You apply through the Tarrant Appraisal District.

How should you use these numbers when you shop?

Use them to set a range, then look at closed sales near the home you like. Three habits help.

• Start with the neighborhood, not the city. A city median hides a gap of about $735,000 between the lowest and highest neighborhoods in the table.
• Compare closed sales, not asking prices. A closed sale shows what a buyer actually paid.
• Add the tax bill to your monthly budget. Run it with the rate for the school district your address is zoned to.

We don't predict where prices go. We can show you what has closed, and what that means for the home you're looking at.

What should you check before you make an offer?

1. School district for the address. Four districts serve Colleyville addresses, and the tax rate changes with the district. Confirm it for the exact address.
2. HOA. Some Colleyville neighborhoods have an HOA and some don't. Ask for the dues and the rules.
3. Lot and survey. Lot sizes vary a lot across the city. Ask for the survey.
4. Taxes. Ask the seller for last year's tax bill, then compare it with the current rates.
5. Your timeline. Know your option period and your financing dates before you write the offer.

If you're getting ready to buy in Northeast Tarrant County, we'd be glad to talk through your timeline and what to expect at each step. Start at minteerteam.com/buying, or reach the team at (817) 796-9172. You can also read more about living and buying in Colleyville.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a house cost in Colleyville, TX?

The median sale price was about $932,000 for July through September 2026, using the average of the three monthly medians (NTREIS MLS export, October 27, 2026). Prices by neighborhood run from about $615,000 to about $1.35 million.

Which Colleyville neighborhoods have the highest median prices?

Old Grove ($1,350,000), Monticello ($1,225,000) and Highland Meadows ($990,750) had the highest medians among neighborhoods with five or more sales in the past 12 months (NTREIS MLS export, October 27, 2026).

What is the property tax rate in Colleyville?

The City of Colleyville's page lists a combined rate of $1.644011 per $100 for addresses in Grapevine-Colleyville ISD, and other totals for the other districts. The council adopted a higher city rate on September 15, 2026, so check the final rates for the 2026 tax year.

How many homes are for sale in Colleyville right now?

There were 82 homes on the market as of the October 27, 2026 export (NTREIS MLS export).

Sources

• NTREIS MLS export dated October 27, 2026 (closed sales July to September 2026, active listings, and neighborhood sales for the 12 months before the export), Minteer Real Estate Team market data
• City of Colleyville, Tax Rate Information (checked October 31, 2026)
• Community Impact, Colleyville council approves budget and higher tax rate (September 17, 2026)
• Tarrant Appraisal District (exemption applications)

Checked October 31, 2026.

About the author: Alisha Minteer-Rosse has been in real estate since 2007 and joined Minteer Real Estate Team in 2016. She is a REALTOR® and Team Leader and Co-Owner of the team, a full-service residential real estate team based in Grapevine, Texas, serving Northeast Tarrant County and the greater Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. We're #1 in Grapevine, #3 in Colleyville and top 3 in GCISD for single-family transactions in 2025, per NTREIS. Minteer Real Estate Team is brokered by Real Broker, LLC (Broker #9003138). 216 W Wall Street, Grapevine, TX 76051 · (817) 796-9172 · info@minteerteam.com · REALTOR® · Equal Housing Opportunity.

This article is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Market data changes monthly; confirm current figures with your agent.