Fort Worth

To most outsiders, Fort Worth appears to be nothing more than the little brother of nearby Dallas. But don't confuse the two. Fort Worth is the 16th largest city in the United States, and it actually came before Dallas. As you're about to see, Fort Worth is a city all its own, with plenty to offer the aspiring Texan.

If you are thinking about moving to Fort Worth, your friends here at Bellhops have you covered (we're movers in Fort Worth , by the way). We've talked to the locals, and we've got everything you need to know right here. We'll discuss some pros and cons of living in Fort Worth, the cost of living, where to live, and a lot more. Without further adieu, let's dive in.


In Fort Worth, the average salary is around $50,000 a year. The cost of living is just 2% higher than the national average. For reference, that makes the cost of living roughly equal to that of Dallas, TX and Phoenix, AZ; and cheaper than Miami, FL and Chicago, IL. If you're looking to buy a house in Fort Worth, the average price for a three-bedroom, two-bath home is just over $263,000. If apartment living is more your thing, then be prepared to spend roughly $1,300 a month for a two-bedroom apartment.

For more detailed information on the cost of living in Fort Worth, Expatistan is a great site to check out. There you'll find an extensive list of how much rent is, the cost of healthcare, groceries, clothing, pretty much anything you can think of. You can also compare these prices with other major cities around the world.