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Forney, just east in Kaufman County, has grown fast with new construction and buyers heading out of the city for more home. I help them buy and sell smart.
New build or resale, you get the real number and a broker who reads the fine print for you.
Kaufman County Is Growing Faster Than Any County in Texas
Forney sits in the fastest-growing county in Texas, second-fastest in the whole country. Kaufman County has added roughly 50,000 residents since 2020, and a lot of them landed right here.
You can see it in the housing stock. About three quarters of Forney's homes were built after 2000, and the median construction year is around 2010. This is a new-build town, and buying here works differently than buying a 1970s ranch closer to Dallas.
37 Builders, 66 Communities: Devonshire, Gateway Parks, and Windmill Farms
Devonshire, Gateway Parks, and Windmill Farms are the big master-planned names, with D.R. Horton, Lennar, Bloomfield, Highland, Perry, and Ashton Woods all building here. At last count 37 builders were active across 66-plus communities. As of early 2026, new construction runs roughly $270K to $495K depending on builder and floor plan, while resale mostly lands in the mid-to-upper $300s. I walk buyers through both sides of that math before they fall in love with a model home.
The MUD Line Nobody Shows You at the Model Home
Many of the newer subdivisions sit inside Municipal Utility Districts. A MUD assessment can push your total property tax rate well above the county norm, in some cases past 2.3 percent when the typical Forney rate runs closer to 2 percent.
Two houses at the same price can carry very different monthly payments because of it. I check which district a subdivision sits in before you offer, so the payment you budget for is the payment you actually make.
Antique Capital of Texas, 25 Minutes Down US-80
Old Forney is still here. The Texas Senate named it the Antique Capital of Texas back in 1987, and the historic downtown still trades on it. US-80 runs straight into Dallas, about 25 to 35 minutes off-peak, which is why so many buyers trade a smaller city lot for more house out east.
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