
Property management in Fort Worth.
Property management across the Fort Worth area. A local team, clear owner communication and national support behind the people you work with.
Get a management planLooking for a rental home?The people behind your property.
Meet the team serving Fort Worth, with regional leadership and national support behind local management.

Bridgette Murphey
Property Manager
Property management in Fort Worth.
About Bridgette
Bridgette Murphey is a Northpoint property manager based in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. She brings more than 15 years of client-facing experience to her work in real estate, with a focus on responsive service, lasting relationships, and practical problem-solving.

Candice Kinard
Director of Client Success
Regional support for the Fort Worth team.
About Candice
As Director of Client Success at Northpoint Asset Management, Candice provides strategic leadership across multiple departments, guiding operations throughout the company's Eastern Regions. With more than nine years of experience in property management and operations, she oversees the day-to-day management of homes representing thousands of investor accounts. Candice is committed to delivering exceptional client experiences through efficient processes, high-performing teams, and a genuine, people-first approach to service.
Working in client services across the country, Candice focuses on investor satisfaction, account retention, and companywide operational excellence. Formerly in business development but an operator at heart, she is skilled at identifying new opportunities for improvement and innovation that enhance both client experience and internal performance.
As Managing Broker for the Kansas and Missouri sales teams, Candice leads a talented group of licensed agents while managing all licensing, audit activities, and office operations.
Recognized through numerous Northpoint Awards for profitability and leadership, Candice is valued for her teamwork, accountability, and human-centered leadership style. She brings authenticity and care to every interaction, ensuring both clients and colleagues feel supported and valued. Outside of work, Candice enjoys spending time with her family, gardening, decorating, and watching over her lively flock of chickens.
Local expertise. National support.
Centralized teams take on administrative work, renter follow-up, marketing and accounting. That gives your local property manager more time to be the local expert: understanding neighborhoods, staying close to leasing conditions, spending time at properties and guiding pricing and property-care decisions.
- Assistant property managers
- Support local managers with day-to-day administration and coordination.
- Lead engagement
- Handle prospective-renter inquiries and follow-up, helping move interest toward a tour or application.
- Marketing resources
- Support property and community websites, listings and marketing materials.
- Accounting
- Provide accounting support, owner statements and financial reporting.
- Owner Concierge
- Help owners get answers, understand status and connect questions with the people responsible.
Local insights for Fort Worth.
Rental-market conditions and a local perspective on pricing, leasing and caring for your property.
The Fort Worth rental market
Parcl metro: Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX. Single-family homes and townhomes newly listed for rent.
- Median asking rent
- $2,350
Advertised monthly asking rents on new listings, not completed lease rents.
September 2026 · Sample: 6,387
About this measure
Median advertised monthly USD asking rent across unique new rental listings. The latest qualifying listed event per listing is used. This is neither an achieved lease rent nor a property-specific estimate.
Source: Parcl property events; Northpoint aggregation. As of Sep 30, 2026.
Fort Worth rental listing signals
Parcl metro: Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX. On-market rental listings included in Parcl's Motivated Renter Index snapshot.
- Total listings
- 30,035
- Motivated Renter Index
- 4.09 / 10
Listings in the Parcl renter-index population on this date.
September 2026 · Sample: 30,035
About this measure
Rental listings in Parcl's market-level renter-index snapshot. This is the index population, not the number of newly listed single-family homes and townhomes during September.
Parcl classification: stubborn. Measures landlord leasing motivation, not renter demand.
September 2026 · Sample: 30,035
About this measure
Parcl's 0–10 market-level score for how motivated landlords and property managers are to lease their listed rentals. Higher means more motivated; it is not a measure of renter demand.
Source: Parcl Motivated Renter Index; Northpoint capture. As of Sep 30, 2026.
Fort Worth active single-family listing age
Parcl metro: Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX. Active single-family rentals retained from Parcl's inventory capture with a dated LISTED_RENT event.
- Median days on market
- 35 days
Middle active single-family listing age, not a completed lease time or the broader MRI cohort.
September 2026 · Sample: 14,205
About this measure
Median listing age in days at the Parcl inventory capture. For each retained active single-family rental, Northpoint measured the interval from its latest LISTED_RENT event to the UTC capture date. Listings without a dated event were excluded. This is not time to a signed lease.
Source: Parcl active single-family rental inventory; Northpoint median listing age. As of Sep 28, 2026.
Local perspective & practical guidance
Visit the local blogOur Fort Worth portfolio.
- Properties managed
- 110
- Doors managed
- 145
- Owners served
- 90
MSA: Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX. Northpoint-managed portfolio in the associated MSA reporting group.
Distinct owners associated with managed properties in this reporting group.
Source: Northpoint Platform monthly portfolio snapshot. As of Sep 24, 2026.
Full-service property management
Not a service. A system.
Marketing, leasing, rent collection, maintenance, and reporting shouldn’t operate in isolation. Our local teams bring them together around a management plan for your property—with visibility into the work, the decisions, and the results.
Get a management planTell us what you need to work better at your property.
Explore our property management servicesWebsites & marketing
Property and community websites, listings, and marketing that turn distinctive benefits into reasons to tour and apply.
Leasing & tenant screening
Pricing, screening, and lease preparation for individual vacancies, unit turns, and community lease-ups.
Rent collection
Payments, reminders, and documented follow-up under the lease terms.
Maintenance coordination
Repair requests, vendors, and work orders—with visibility into status and cost.
Owner reporting
Monthly statements, year-end reporting, and portal access to your financials and property records.
Management pricing for Fort Worth.
Understand the full cost of management: what is included, what is charged separately and what applies to your property.
Ask for a breakdown of management, leasing, renewal and maintenance coordination charges, plus any setup or additional services.
Discuss local pricingQuestions about local management.
Why does Fort Worth need its own management approach?
Fort Worth and Dallas are two distinct markets with different renter pools, rent levels, and submarket dynamics. A Fort Worth home priced off Dallas comps will either sit vacant or leave money on the table. We run Fort Worth with its own team, comps, and vendor network.
Do you cover the Mid-Cities and Arlington?
Yes. We manage across Tarrant County and the Mid-Cities, including Arlington, Mansfield, Grand Prairie, Keller, Southlake, Colleyville, and North Richland Hills.
How do you handle HVAC in Texas heat?
We schedule pre-summer HVAC inspections, maintain vendor priority for emergency calls, and recommend system replacements proactively when units reach end of useful life. A failed AC in July costs far more than a spring tune-up.
How does TCU affect leasing timelines?
TCU's academic calendar drives a predictable leasing surge in late spring and summer for nearby properties. We time vacancies and renewal conversations to capture that demand instead of missing it.
What is happening with Fort Worth rents right now?
Fort Worth has held up better than Dallas in many submarkets thanks to less new apartment supply and steady demand from families and military renters. We track weekly lease data to keep pricing aligned with real-time demand.
Let's talk about your Fort Worth property.
Start with your property, your priorities and the questions you want answered. Then we work toward a management plan.