Commission Cash Back gives Fort Worth buyers 2.5% back on new construction and 2% on resale. TREC-licensed brokerage serving Tarrant, Parker, and Denton counties.
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Your Estimated Rebate
$8,500
Paid at closing
2.5% of $340,000
Fort Worth's median home price is around $340,000, with new construction ranging from $280,000 in emerging corridors to $600,000+ in premium master-planned communities like Walsh. A traditional buyer's agent keeps the commission and you get nothing back. Commission Cash Back rebates $8,500 on a $340,000 new build. Fort Worth's massive geographic footprint and active builder pipeline mean new construction opportunities at every price point.
Traditional Agent
$0 Back
Other Rebate Programs
$5,000–$7,000
Commission Cash Back
$8,500
Complete our 2-minute registration before you visit any builder sales office or tour homes with a seller's agent. This locks in your rebate eligibility.
Shop for new construction or resale homes throughout Fort Worth. We provide full buyer representation - contract review, negotiation, and closing coordination.
Your rebate appears on the closing disclosure as a credit. On a $340,000 new build, that's $8,500 back - paid at the closing table, not weeks later.
Important: Register before your first builder sales-office visit or before touring a listed home. Builders and listing agents typically require a buyer's agent to accompany you on the first visit in order to preserve the rebate.
2.5% Back
Register before your first builder visit. We'll represent you through contract, negotiation, and closing. Your rebate is 2.5% of the total purchase price, credited at closing.
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2% Back
Works anywhere in Texas. We provide on-demand showings, offer writing, inspection coordination, and closing support. Your rebate is 2% of the purchase price, credited at closing.
Fort Worth is the fifth-largest city in Texas and the thirteenth-largest in the United States, spanning over 350 square miles across Tarrant, Denton, Parker, and Wise counties. The city's northern Alliance corridor, western Walsh development, and southern Mansfield-adjacent growth zones each offer distinct new construction markets. Fort Worth ISD, Northwest ISD, Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD, and Crowley ISD serve different sections of this sprawling market.
The Alliance corridor in north Fort Worth near Alliance Airport, I-35W, and US-170 includes Heritage Trace and Trophy Club areas, anchored by American Airlines headquarters and the Alliance Texas business district. Production builders deliver homes from the $300Ks to the $500Ks with Northwest ISD and Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD anchoring family demand. A 2.5% rebate on a $400K new build returns $10,000 at closing.
Key communities: Heritage Trace, Trophy Club, Alliance, Wildflower Ranch, Saginaw
Walsh Ranch is a Republic Property Group master-planned community near I-30 and Walsh Ranch Road in west Fort Worth, with rolling terrain, trails, and a fiber-to-the-home tech infrastructure. Builders including Highland Homes, David Weekley, and Drees deliver homes from the $350Ks to the $700Ks. A 2.5% rebate on a $525K new build returns $13,125 at closing.
Key communities: Walsh Ranch, Walsh, Walsh Heights, Walsh Crossing
Clearfork sits along the Clearfork Trinity River south of I-30 and Camp Bowie, anchored by walkable mixed-use retail and dining at The Shops at Clearfork. New construction luxury townhomes and single-family homes typically range from the $600Ks to over $1.5M. A 2.5% rebate on a $850K new build returns $21,250 at closing.
Key communities: Clearfork, Edwards Ranch, Westover Hills, Mira Vista
The Near Southside, south of downtown Fort Worth near Magnolia Avenue and South Main, is a transitioning historic district with renovated 1920s craftsman homes, modern townhome infill, and walkable arts-district character. Resale homes range from the $300Ks while new modern townhomes reach $600K+. A 2.5% rebate on a $475K new build returns $11,875 at closing.
Key communities: Fairmount, Mistletoe Heights, Berkeley Place, Ryan Place
Wedgwood sits south of I-20 near Hulen Street and Granbury Road, defined by 1960s-70s ranch homes on tree-lined streets and access to Fort Worth ISD schools. Resale homes here are some of the most affordable in Fort Worth, ranging from the $180Ks to the $300Ks. A 2% resale rebate on a $250K home returns $5,000 at closing.
Key communities: Wedgwood, Westcliff, Bellaire Park, Tanglewood
No matter which Fort Worth area you're considering, your commission rebate applies. Register before you start shopping to lock in your rebate eligibility.
Median Home Price
$340,000
Up 1.8% year-over-year
Months of Inventory
4.5 mo
Buyer-friendly conditions
Active Listings
5,200+
Fort Worth and Tarrant County
Avg. Days on Market
58 days
Buyers have leverage
Fort Worth is home to American Airlines' global headquarters, Lockheed Martin's F-35 production facility, NAS Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base, BNSF Railway, and Charles Schwab's DFW campus. These employers generate thousands of relocations annually and sustain housing demand across every price tier. The Alliance corridor alone employs over 60,000 workers across logistics, technology, and financial services. Buyers relocating for these employers drive consistent new construction activity.
Fort Worth spans over 350 square miles, creating price diversity that few cities can match. Entry-level new construction in south Fort Worth starts in the $250Ks, while premium master-planned communities like Walsh reach $700K+. This range means Commission Cash Back serves first-time buyers at $6,250 rebates and move-up buyers at $15,000+ rebates within the same city. The northern Alliance corridor and western Walsh development are the two heaviest new construction zones.
Fort Worth's 4.5 months of inventory and 58-day average market time give buyers meaningful leverage. Builders across the Alliance corridor, Walsh, and south Fort Worth are competing for buyers with rate buy-downs, closing cost credits, and design upgrades. These builder incentives layer on top of Commission Cash Back's 2.5% rebate. On a $400K new build, combining a $5,000 builder closing cost credit with a $10,000 rebate produces $15,000 in total savings.
Data source: North Texas Real Estate Information Systems (NTREIS). Reflects full-year 2025 data.
Commission Cash Back works with every major builder in the Fort Worth metro.
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Commission Cash Back operates under Ouray 550 LLC, a fully licensed Texas real estate brokerage registered with the Texas Real Estate Commission.
Commission rebates are legal in Texas and actively encouraged by the U.S. Department of Justice as a way to promote price competition in real estate.
Your cash back appears directly on your closing disclosure as a credit. No waiting, no hoops, no fine print.
You pay nothing to register, nothing to use our service, and nothing if you decide not to move forward. Your rebate comes from the commission, not from you.
The average Texas buyer leaves $8,500 on the table.
Register free in under 2 minutes. We'll confirm your rebate amount, register you with builder communities if applicable, and you keep your money.
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