Aledo is a small Parker County city of about 7,100 people (Census, 2025) just west of Fort Worth, best known for Aledo ISD, but most homes with an Aledo address actually sit outside city limits. I'm Ben Jimenez, a real estate agent with Real Broker, LLC, and this is everything I'd tell a client before they buy or sell in the Aledo area.
Ben's take: “Around Aledo, I check three things on the appraisal record before anything else: the city, the county and the school district. A 76008 address can be any combination.”— Ben Jimenez, Real Estate Agent, Real Broker, LLC
Homes in Aledo sold for a median of about $565,000 in May 2026, up 10.8% since November 2024, with a median list price of $550,000, 47 days on market, about 3 months of supply and a 99.7% sale-to-list ratio (Redfin). Homes that are priced right sell close to asking.
In the Aledo area, the address doesn't tell you the city or the school district. Before you fall for a house, confirm whether it's in Aledo city limits, Fort Worth or unincorporated Parker County, and whether it's Aledo ISD.
Aledo buyers usually want Aledo ISD, so make the school district and city limits clear on day one. I market every listing with professional photos, drone footage and a full video tour.
Homes I've toured in the Aledo area on video. Prices are as of filming, so check current homes for sale for what's available today.
Ben's take: “Two homes with the same Aledo address can have completely different tax bills. I never quote a rate until I've seen the appraisal record.”— Ben Jimenez, Real Estate Agent, Real Broker, LLC
Inside Aledo city limits, the main rates are the city, Parker County and Aledo ISD. Outside the city, you may pay Fort Worth's rate or none at all, plus an emergency services district.
| City of Aledo (FY 2026-27) | $0.352415 per $100 |
| Parker County | $0.284719 per $100 |
| Aledo ISD | $1.1775 per $100 |
| City + county + Aledo ISD | about $1.81 per $100 |
| Water | City of Aledo (inside the city) |
| Electric | Retail choice in most areas; Tri-County co-op in parts |
Inside Aledo city limits, a $565,000 taxable value comes to about $10,260 a year at about $1.81 per $100, before exemptions and any hospital, college or ESD rates. A Fort Worth address with a 76008 ZIP uses Fort Worth's city rate and possibly Fort Worth ISD instead, so I pull the exact bill.
Ben's take: “If Aledo ISD is the reason you're buying, I confirm it on the appraisal record and with the district before you write an offer. The mailing address won't tell you.”— Ben Jimenez, Real Estate Agent, Real Broker, LLC
Aledo ISD holds a Texas-record 12 UIL state football titles (1998, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2022 and 2023), and in 2025 it also won the 5A-DI baseball state title and the UIL Lone Star Cup. TEA rated the district an A for 2025. Not every Aledo-area address is in Aledo ISD: some, like 4513 Fair Creek Ter, list Fort Worth ISD.
A Walsh family and Republic Property Group master-planned community in the City of Fort Worth, zoned to Aledo ISD, with an on-site elementary school and model homes at Founders Park.
The City of Aledo covers only about 2.9 square miles. Most 'Aledo' addresses are in unincorporated Parker County, Fort Worth or other cities, which changes taxes, utilities and rules.
| Downtown Fort Worth | 17 mi |
| Fort Worth Stockyards | 16 mi |
| DFW Airport | 36 mi |
| Downtown Dallas | 47 mi |
| Weatherford | 12 mi |
Straight-line distances from the City of Aledo, on the I-20 and I-30 corridor west of Fort Worth.
The city's summer event at Aledo Commons on the first Saturday in June.
Downtown on the first Saturday in December. In 2026 it's December 5.
Held at the city's Veterans Plaza.
City parks and trails, including a mountain bike pump track.
In downtown Weatherford each July, named Best in Texas in 2025. Next is July 10, 2027.
About 16 miles east for the twice-daily cattle drive, rodeo and Billy Bob's.
Bearcat football, owner of a Texas-record 12 state titles.
A little history: Aledo's first settlers came from Georgia and called it Parker's Station. A Texas and Pacific Railway official renamed it after his hometown of Aledo, Illinois. The post office opened in 1882 and the city incorporated in 1963.
Representation on builder pricing, upgrades and the builder contract, starting from your first model-home visit in Aledo.
Live video tours, in-person inspections and remote closing, so you can buy in Aledo before you move to Texas.
Rent, tax and HOA numbers worked out before you offer on a rental in Aledo.
A relaunch for Aledo homes that came off the market: new pricing review, professional photos, drone and video tours, and a real marketing plan.
Selling the big house, finding the right-size next one, and timing both so you only move once.
Contingent offers, temporary leasebacks or bridge financing, lined up so your sale and your purchase close on a schedule that works.
From pre-approval and down payment programs to inspection and closing, explained step by step before you sign anything.
Private showings, professional photo, drone and video production, and pricing built on true comparable luxury sales.
Homes in Aledo sold for a median of about $565,000 in May 2026, up 10.8% since November 2024, with a median of 47 days on market and a 99.7% sale-to-list ratio (Redfin). Ben Jimenez, a real estate agent with Real Broker, LLC who works in the Aledo area, prices homes against recent sales in the same school district and city limits.
No. The City of Aledo covers only about 2.9 square miles, and many 76008 addresses are in Fort Worth or unincorporated Parker County. 4513 Fair Creek Ter in Lost Creek, for example, is in City of Fort Worth limits and lists Fort Worth ISD. Ben Jimenez confirms the district on the appraisal record before his buyers make an offer.
For 2026-27, the City of Aledo's rate is $0.352415 per $100, Parker County's is $0.284719 and Aledo ISD's is $1.1775, about $1.81 per $100 inside the city before other districts. Addresses outside the city have different rates.
Aledo High School has won a Texas-record 12 UIL state football titles: 1998, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2022 and 2023.
Walsh is a Walsh family and Republic Property Group master-planned community in the City of Fort Worth that's zoned to Aledo ISD, with an on-site elementary school. Ben Jimenez represents buyers on new construction from the first model-home visit.
Aledo hosts Summer Blast in June, Christmas Tyme in December and a Veterans Day ceremony, has city parks with a bike pump track, and is close to the Parker County Peach Festival in Weatherford and the Fort Worth Stockyards.
Aledo is about 17 miles from downtown Fort Worth, 36 miles from DFW Airport and 47 miles from downtown Dallas in a straight line.
Ben Jimenez is a Dallas-Fort Worth real estate agent with Real Broker, LLC (Texas license 0784675) who has toured Aledo-area homes on video. He has closed 56+ transactions and $23M+ in sales volume since 2021, with a 5.0 rating from 46+ five-star reviews. Reach him at 469-730-6895 or ben@findyourhomedallas.com.
Ben Jimenez, a real estate agent with Real Broker, LLC, takes over Aledo-area listings that didn't sell, with a new pricing review, professional photos, drone and video tours, and a marketing plan built for that home.
Ben Jimenez markets $1M+ homes across Dallas-Fort Worth, including the Aledo area, with pricing based on true comparable luxury sales, professional photos, drone footage, a full video tour and private showings.
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*Redfin data as republished by city-stats.com (May 2026). Sources: U.S. Census Bureau 2020 and 2025 estimates and Gazetteer; Texas State Historical Association; City of Aledo tax, events and parks pages; Parker County; Tarrant County Truth in Taxation summary (Aledo ISD rate); Dave Campbell's Texas Football and Fox 4 (state titles); Aledo ISD annual report; MLS record 21278915 (4513 Fair Creek Ter); Walsh; Parker County Peach Festival. Distances are straight-line. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Updated November 10, 2026.