09/14/2026
$500,000 in Weatherford and $500,000 in Aledo are two completely different houses.
Pulled both this morning. Residential closings between $450K and $550K over the last twelve months, same filters, one town at a time.
Weatherford, 54 sales, median 2,267 square feet on 1.16 acres, built 2019, sold $490,000. Aledo, 36 sales, median 2,728 square feet on 0.18 acres, also built 2019, sold $497,500.
Same money, seven grand apart.
Aledo gives you 461 more square feet and a fourth bedroom. Weatherford gives you about an acre more dirt.
And here’s the part I didn’t expect: Aledo runs $183 a foot, Weatherford runs $217. Per square foot, the town everybody assumes is the expensive one is the cheaper one.
That doesn’t make Aledo the better buy.
The acre is the whole point of moving out past it, and an acre is worth what it’s worth to you.
It just means the decision was never really about price.
House or land. Pick it on purpose.
Send this to whoever you keep having this argument with.