Homes for sale
in Justin, TX.
Justin is the kind of place where you can still see the stars at night, wave to your neighbors from the front porch, and know your kids' teachers by name. It's also one of Denton County's most exciting growth corridors, with planned communities like Treeline by Hillwood and Timberbrook, Northwest ISD schools, and access to FM 407 and FM 156 that keeps the Alliance employment center, Denton, and Fort Worth within easy reach via US 287 and I-35W.
Updated September 2026
Justin Market Snapshot: September 2026
The numbers below are a market snapshot compiled from public listing data as of September 2026. For official stats, Theresa verifies against the MLS.
Negotiating conditions vary by subdivision, price range, property condition, days on market, builder inventory, and financing terms, so the right strategy depends on the specific property and seller situation.
Figures come from public listing data as of September 2026 and are subject to verification against the MLS before making decisions.
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Where the pace slows down
and life feels right.
Justin sits in the heart of western Denton County, roughly 17 miles east of Denton and 25 miles north of Fort Worth. For decades it was a quiet ranching town that most DFW commuters drove through on their way somewhere else. That's changing fast. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates the town's population at about 7,285 residents as of July 1, 2025, up from about 4,409 in the 2020 Census, driven by families who want what Justin still offers: open skies, a real sense of community, and room to breathe.
What makes Justin stand out in today's North Texas market is the combination. You have Northwest ISD schools, including Justin Elementary, Gene Pike Middle, and Northwest High School. Within the City of Justin, you have major planned communities like Treeline by Hillwood, an 800-acre nature-inspired development, and Timberbrook, the town's largest planned development, while far north Fort Worth communities near Haslet, such as Sendera Ranch and North Star, add more family-oriented options in the same corridor. You have FM 407 and FM 156, the town's central corridors, with nearby access to US 287 and I-35W connecting residents to the Alliance employment center, Denton, and Fort Worth.
And you still have the things that made people fall in love with Justin in the first place. The town hosts Justin Fun Day each year, a beloved community event with a rodeo, local market, live entertainment, and food trucks. The historic downtown has local businesses and a walkable, small-town feel. The pastureland stretches out, the sunsets are real, and the neighbors know your name. Justin is growing, but it's growing the right way.
(2025 est.)
School District
& Alliance
Builder & Phase
Genuine Small-Town Character
Justin still feels like real Texas. Open pastureland, wide skies, and a pace of life that doesn't rush you. The town hosts Justin Fun Day, a popular annual community event featuring a rodeo, local market, live entertainment, and food trucks. The historic downtown area has local businesses and a tight-knit community feel that bigger suburbs can't replicate.
Northwest ISD Schools
Most Justin properties are served by Northwest ISD, although school assignments are property-specific and can change. Buyers should confirm the current elementary, middle, and high school assignments directly with Northwest ISD for the exact address.
FM 407 & FM 156 Corridor Access
Justin is centered around FM 407 and FM 156, with nearby access to US 287 and I-35W connecting residents to the Alliance corridor, Denton, and Fort Worth. FM 407 is a key east-west thoroughfare that TxDOT is currently widening to improve traffic flow, and I-35W links the Alliance employment center and DFW Airport. Denton is roughly 17 miles east and Fort Worth about 25 miles south. Actual drive times vary by route and traffic.
A Fast-Growing Denton County Town
The U.S. Census Bureau estimates Justin's population at about 7,285 residents as of July 1, 2025, up from about 4,409 in the 2020 Census. Community growth within the City of Justin is anchored by Treeline by Hillwood (800 acres) and Timberbrook, the town's largest planned development, while nearby communities in far north Fort Worth and Argyle add to the wider corridor's momentum.
Justin real estate at a glance.
Direct answers to the questions buyers and sellers ask most about the Justin market, verified against official sources where available.
Where is Justin, TX, and what market does it anchor?
Justin is the Town of Justin in Denton County, in the northwestern part of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, centered around FM 407 and FM 156, with nearby access to US 287 and I-35W connecting residents to the Alliance corridor, Denton, and Fort Worth. The U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts estimates Justin city, Texas, at approximately 7,285 residents as of July 1, 2025, up from about 4,409 in the 2020 Census, and the town continues to grow quickly. Jurisdiction matters: only Treeline by Hillwood, Timberbrook, and the Preserve sit inside Justin city limits, while Paloma Ranch, Wildflower Ranch, Sendera Ranch, North Star, and Harvest market under the Justin-area umbrella but sit in neighboring municipalities or jurisdictions.
Justin new construction guideIs now a good time to buy or sell in Justin?
I do not publish a here-and-now market-timing verdict on this page: current conditions change weekly, and inventory, interest rates, and closed comparable sales shift month to month. When we work together, I review the latest sold data, days on market, current listing inventory, and price trends for the specific neighborhoods you care about before recommending a strategy for your timeline. Head to the buying guide and the Justin seller guide for the process, and book a consultation for current conditions.
What types of homes and lots are available in Justin?
Housing splits into new construction in master-planned communities (Treeline, Timberbrook), established resale neighborhoods (the Preserve and older small-town stock), and acreage or country-place properties on larger parcels. Lot widths run from roughly 40- to 70-foot homesites at Treeline and Timberbrook and grow to half-acre parcels that define Paloma Ranch in the adjoining New Fairview area. Pricing varies by builder, phase, homesite and available inventory. Verify current details before purchasing.
What schools serve Justin, TX, and why verify boundaries?
Most Justin properties are served by Northwest ISD, although school assignments are property-specific and can change. Buyers should confirm the current elementary, middle, and high school assignments directly with Northwest ISD for the exact address. Named campuses serving the area have included Justin Elementary, Gene Pike Middle School, and Northwest High School, and attendance boundaries and feeder patterns can change over time, so confirm the assigned campuses for the exact property with the NISD school zone locator and the attendance boundaries page before buying.
What property taxes, HOA, and PID/MUD costs should Justin buyers expect?
Verified specifics help you budget: Treeline's official FAQ states annual HOA assessments of $1,250 plus $720 for front-yard maintenance ($1,970 per year), places the community within Tradition Municipal Utility District No. 2C, and displays a combined tax rate of 2.477385 per $100 of valuation; Timberbrook carries PID assessments administered through the City of Justin, and an underlying property-tax rate of approximately 1.9059 percent plus the applicable PID; and Wildflower Ranch sits within a Fort Worth municipal utility district, with an effective total property-tax rate of approximately 2.27 to 2.30 percent. Compare total monthly cost across every home, including mortgage, insurance, taxes, HOA, and any PID or MUD assessment.
How do roads and access corridors work from Justin?
FM 407 is the main east-west road through town, and the official Town of Justin website notes that FM 156 and FM 407 are state highways maintained by TxDOT and posts TxDOT notices about the FM 407 widening project (from Bill Cook Road to FM 1830), including public-meeting notices. US 287 provides a nearby north-south regional connection, and I-35W lies to the east with the Alliance employment area along the same western corridor. Actual drive times vary with the property's location, route, traffic, construction, and time of day, so evaluate any commute with live trip data rather than posted averages.
What is the Justin new-construction picture?
Inside Justin city limits, Treeline by Hillwood (800-plus acres, multiple builders) and Timberbrook (the town's largest planned development) anchor the new-construction market, and the Preserve adds established in-town stock. In the wider Justin-area market, Paloma Ranch (New Fairview) and Wildflower Ranch (far north Fort Worth) keep building, and Furst Ranch and Canyon Falls sit farther down the corridor. Pricing varies by builder, phase, homesite and available inventory, and builder incentives, financing offers, pricing, inventory, homesites, and availability are subject to change without notice. Offers may have eligibility requirements, and not every buyer will qualify. My Justin new construction guide goes community by community.
How do resale homes and new construction compare in Justin?
New construction offers current floor plans, builder warranties, and design-center choices, but adds construction timelines, lot premiums, upgrade decisions, and a tax bill that can grow as communities build out. Resale offers immediate occupancy, matured landscaping, known HOA records, and negotiating room on condition-related items, and in Justin it competes against a steady stream of builder inventory, so pricing, staging, and marketing strategy matter. Sellers can walk through the Justin seller guide and the strategic home selling guide for positioning against new-home competition.
How does relocating to Justin work?
Relocating buyers coordinate more than a purchase: timing the current home sale, remote tours and inspections, new-construction timelines, school enrollment, utilities, insurance, and the move itself. Texas adds vehicle registration within 30 days and driver-license conversion within 90 days of establishing residency, and there is no state personal income tax, but property taxes and special-district assessments fund local services. The moving to Justin guide and the North Texas relocation guide walk through each step, community by community.
How does Justin compare with nearby Northlake and Argyle?
Justin keeps the smaller-town acreage character and the in-town communities at Treeline and Timberbrook; Northlake brings four amenity-rich master-planned communities (Harvest, Pecan Square, Canyon Falls, the Ridge); and Argyle brings Argyle ISD school context and an equestrian, larger-lot heritage. The Justin vs Northlake comparison lays out housing, taxes, schools, and lifestyle side by side, and there is no universally better town: there is only the better fit for your priorities.
Connected to everything.
Rooted in something real.
Justin's location is a strong advantage for families who work across the metroplex. The town is centered around FM 407 and FM 156, with nearby access to US 287 and I-35W connecting residents to the Alliance corridor, Denton, and Fort Worth. FM 407, which runs east-west through the heart of Justin, is currently being widened by TxDOT to accommodate the region's rapid growth. US 287 provides a nearby regional connection north to Denton and south toward Fort Worth, and I-35W offers a direct route to the Alliance employment center and to DFW Airport.
For families comparing commute times, Denton is roughly 17 miles east, Fort Worth about 25 miles south, and DFW Airport is approximately 30 miles southeast. The Alliance corridor, which includes major employers, retail centers, and dining, is even closer, often under 20 minutes depending on where you are in Justin. For remote and hybrid workers who only need to go into the office occasionally, Justin offers space, schools, and a manageable weekday commute.
TxDOT Widening Underway
Denton to Fort Worth
& DFW Airport
Historic Downtown
New construction.
Old-school charm.
Justin's communities span new construction and established neighborhoods, with master-planned amenities like trails, pools, and community gathering spaces in a setting that still feels rooted in the rural character of North Texas. Within the City of Justin, Treeline by Hillwood and Timberbrook lead the new-construction market, while nearby communities in far north Fort Worth, Argyle, and New Fairview add more options along the same corridor. Each community below is labeled with its actual municipality, and school assignments should be verified per property.
Communities in Justin
Treeline by Hillwood
An 800-acre planned community within the City of Justin, developed by Hillwood with a nature-inspired "unplugged" lifestyle. Amenities include a resort-style pool, pickleball courts, an amphitheater lawn, a food truck park, themed treehouses, an orchard park, and miles of trails. Pricing varies by builder, phase, homesite and available inventory. Verify current details before purchasing.
- 800-acre Hillwood community in Justin
- Resort-style pool & pickleball courts
- Amphitheater lawn & food truck park
- Themed treehouses, orchard park & trails
Timberbrook
A master-planned community within the City of Justin, described by local officials as the town's largest planned development. It offers a resort-style pool and splash pad, a clubhouse and fitness center, playgrounds, pickleball and basketball courts, miles of trails, and Peterson Park with its outdoor amphitheater. Pricing varies by builder, phase, homesite and available inventory. Verify current details before purchasing.
- Within the City of Justin
- Resort-style pool & splash pad
- Pickleball & basketball courts
- Peterson Park amphitheater & trails
Nearby Communities Justin Buyers May Compare
Paloma Ranch
A Justin-area community with a Justin, TX mailing address that sits within the City of New Fairview, with multiple builders and Northwest ISD school context. Pricing varies by builder, phase, homesite and available inventory. Verify current details before purchasing.
- Justin-area address, in New Fairview
- Multiple builders
- Northwest ISD schools
- Verify municipality & school assignment
Wildflower Ranch
A 1,100-acre master-planned community in far north Fort Worth, not in Justin, along Highway 114 with resort-style amenities including a lazy river, a diverse builder lineup, an on-site elementary school, and miles of trails. Pricing varies by builder, phase, homesite and available inventory. Verify current details before purchasing.
- In far north Fort Worth, not Justin
- 1,100-acre master plan
- Lazy river & resort amenities
- Northwest ISD, Perrin Elementary on-site
North Star
A new master-planned community in far north Fort Worth near Haslet, not in Justin, with resort-style pools, an indoor amenity center, trails, parks, and Northwest ISD school context. Pricing varies by builder, phase, homesite and available inventory. Verify current details before purchasing.
- In far north Fort Worth, not Justin
- Resort-style pools & amenity center
- Trails, parks & gathering spaces
- Northwest ISD context
Sendera Ranch
A large master-planned community in far north Fort Worth near Haslet, not in Justin, with multiple pools, sports courts, a fitness center, playgrounds, and miles of hike-and-bike trails. Pricing varies by builder, phase, homesite and available inventory. Verify current details before purchasing.
- In far north Fort Worth, not Justin
- Pools, fitness & sports courts
- Hike-and-bike trails
- Family-oriented community
Windsong Ranch
A large master-planned community in the Town of Prosper, not in Justin, with resort-style amenities including a lagoon-style pool, fishing lakes, trails, and on-site Prosper ISD schools. It appears here only as a nearby comparison for Justin-area buyers. Pricing varies by builder, phase, homesite and available inventory. Verify current details before purchasing.
- In Prosper, not Justin
- Lagoon-style amenity center
- Multiple builders
- Prosper ISD on-site schools
Harvest
A 1,200-acre Hillwood "agrihood" that spans the Argyle and Northlake city limits, not Justin, with a working community farm, community gardens, an 11-acre lake, and resort-style amenities. Pricing varies by builder, phase, homesite and available inventory. Verify current details before purchasing.
- Spans Argyle & Northlake, not Justin
- Working community farm
- Two resort-style pools
- 11-acre lake & trail network
Estates of Pilot Knob
An established estate neighborhood in Argyle just north of Justin, with large luxury homes on tree-lined private streets and Argyle ISD schools. It is included as a nearby resale option for Justin-area buyers. Pricing varies by property and market conditions. Verify current details before purchasing.
- In Argyle, near Justin
- Large estate homes
- Argyle ISD
- Established resale neighborhood
Things to Do in Justin, TX
Justin keeps its everyday recreation close to home. The town's planned communities, Treeline and Timberbrook, anchor the activity calendar with pools, pickleball, trails, and amphitheater lawns; town parks along FM 156 add open space; and Texas Motor Speedway sits about five miles south in far north Fort Worth for race-day entertainment.
Justin lifestyle photo
Parks & Outdoor Recreation
- Treeline's outdoors In Justin: the 800-acre Hillwood community is a neighborhood destination with a resort-style pool, pickleball courts, an amphitheater lawn, themed treehouses, an orchard park, and miles of trails.
- Justin Community Park and Bishop Park In Justin: the town's parks along FM 156, with playgrounds, open space, picnic tables, and a creekside observation deck at Bishop Park.
- Harriet Creek green spaces In Justin & nearby Fort Worth: the neighborhood parks and trails of the Harriet Creek Ranch area, including parks along Cowboy Trail; some sit just across the line in Fort Worth, so check each park's address.
Sports & Family Activities
- Timberbrook's amenity campus In Justin: a resort-style pool and splash pad, pickleball and basketball courts, playgrounds, and the outdoor amphitheater at Peterson Park.
- Texas Motor Speedway Far North Fort Worth: NASCAR and IndyCar race weekends about 5 miles south of downtown Justin, with events and family activities throughout the year. Check the speedway's current event schedule.
- Youth sports and town programs In Justin: the town's fields and facilities host local leagues and programs; check the City of Justin calendar for current offerings and registration.
Dining & Everyday Conveniences
- Lonesome Spur In Justin: a family-owned diner at 218 S FM 156 and a local favorite near Treeline for breakfast and lunch. Verify current hours and offerings before visiting.
- Local cafes and eateries along FM 156 and FM 407 In Justin: a handful of locally owned spots serve the town's daily routines. Hours and menus change, so check current offerings before heading out.
- Everyday shopping nearby Nearby Fort Worth & Denton: bigger grocery and retail options sit just outside town along US 287 and FM 407, with more in the Alliance corridor and downtown Denton. Actual drive times vary by route and traffic.
Community Events
- Justin Fun Day In Justin: the town's annual community celebration with a rodeo, local market, live entertainment, and food trucks. Check the City of Justin calendar for current dates and times.
- Community event calendars In Justin: the City of Justin posts town events, and Treeline and Timberbrook residents can check their community calendars for neighborhood programming.
Nearby Shopping & Entertainment
- Highway 114 and the I-35W corridor Nearby Fort Worth & Northlake: city-adjacent options include Alliance Town Center (roughly 15 miles away), more shopping and dining along Highway 114, and Harvest Town Center in nearby Northlake. Actual drive times vary by route and traffic.
- Downtown Denton Nearby Denton: the historic courthouse square with shops, restaurants, and live music, about 17 miles east. Actual drive times vary by route and traffic.
- Old Town Roanoke Nearby Roanoke: the restaurant row along Oak Street, a short drive south of Justin. Actual drive times vary by route and traffic.
What's New Around Justin
For the latest updates on Justin's communities, read the Treeline community spotlight, the Timberbrook community guide, and the Paloma Ranch community spotlight. Time-sensitive announcements and opening dates stay in the dated blog posts and not this page.
Quick answers about life in Justin
What is there to do in Justin, Texas?
Most of Justin's everyday recreation is community-based. Treeline's amenity campus brings a resort-style pool, pickleball, an amphitheater lawn, and trails; Timberbrook adds a splash pad, courts, and Peterson Park; and the town's parks along FM 156 offer playgrounds and open space. Texas Motor Speedway, about 5 miles south in far north Fort Worth, adds race weekends and family events, while local dining like Lonesome Spur keeps meals close to home.
What family activities are available in Justin?
Families find most activities inside the planned communities: pools and splash pads at Treeline and Timberbrook, pickleball and basketball courts, playgrounds, and trails. The town hosts Justin Fun Day each year, and the City of Justin calendar lists youth sports and park programs. Texas Motor Speedway about 5 miles south and the Alliance corridor about 15 miles away add more when families want a day out.
Is Justin close to shopping and restaurants?
Yes, in scale. In town, dining includes Lonesome Spur and a small lineup of local cafes along FM 156 and FM 407, with everyday shopping just outside town along US 287 and FM 407. For bigger retail and entertainment, the Highway 114 and I-35W corridor, including Alliance Town Center, is roughly 15 miles away, and downtown Denton's courthouse square is about 17 miles east. Actual drive times vary by route and traffic.
What outdoor recreation is near Justin?
Outdoor options start in the communities: Treeline's trails, orchard park, and amphitheater lawn, Timberbrook's trail system and Peterson Park, and town parks like Justin Community Park and Bishop Park along FM 156. The Harriet Creek Ranch area adds neighborhood green spaces and trails, with several parks just across the line in Fort Worth. Texas Motor Speedway, about 5 miles south in far north Fort Worth, anchors race-day outings.
Understanding the communities, amenities, and everyday lifestyle around Justin is an important part of deciding where to live. Buyers comparing Justin to nearby towns can explore the Moving to Justin guide, the Justin new construction guide, and the North Texas relocation guide to see how the area fits their next chapter.
I've watched Justin grow,
and I know where it's headed.
Justin has changed a lot in recent years, and I've been here for many of those changes. What I've watched is a small Texas town evolving into a genuine residential destination, not by accident, but because the location, the schools, and the quality of life make it a natural fit for families who want something different from the typical DFW suburb.
I work this corridor daily, tracking which builders are active in the Justin market, how the FM 407 widening and US 287 access patterns affect commute times to Alliance, Denton, and Fort Worth, and which sections of each community fall into which NISD campuses. That kind of neighborhood-level knowledge matters when you're making a real estate decision in an area that's developing this quickly.
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Common Justin questions.
Is Justin TX a good place to buy a home?
Yes. Justin offers small-town Texas charm, Northwest ISD schools, growing planned communities within the City of Justin like Treeline by Hillwood and Timberbrook, and access to FM 407 and FM 156, with nearby US 287 and I-35W connections to the Alliance corridor, Denton, and Fort Worth. Denton is roughly 17 miles east, Fort Worth about 25 miles south, and the Alliance employment center is often under 20 minutes away. Pricing varies by builder, phase, homesite, and available inventory, so verify current details before purchasing.
What school district serves Justin TX?
Most Justin properties are served by Northwest ISD, although school assignments are property-specific and can change. Buyers should confirm the current elementary, middle, and high school assignments directly with Northwest ISD for the exact address.
How much do homes cost in Justin TX?
Pricing varies by builder, phase, homesite and available inventory, and it changes frequently as new releases come to market. Current pricing, incentives, and availability should be verified directly with the builder or agent for the specific communities in your search.
What communities are in the Justin area?
Within the City of Justin, the main communities are Treeline by Hillwood (800 acres) and Timberbrook, with the Preserve adding established in-town stock. Justin-area communities in neighboring municipalities include Paloma Ranch (New Fairview), Wildflower Ranch, North Star, and Sendera Ranch (far north Fort Worth), Windsong Ranch (Prosper), and Harvest (spans Argyle and Northlake). Each offers a different lifestyle, builder lineup, and school context, and I can help you compare them against your priorities.
How far is Justin from Fort Worth and Denton?
Justin is approximately 17 miles southwest of Denton and about 25 miles north of Fort Worth. It is centered around FM 407 and FM 156, with nearby access to US 287 and I-35W. The Alliance employment center is often under 20 minutes away. DFW Airport is roughly 30 miles southeast. FM 407 is also being widened by TxDOT to improve east-west connectivity across the area. Actual drive times vary by route and traffic.
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