July DFW Home Sales Leap Over 2024.
DFW area home sales rebounded with healthy gains over July of 2024. Collin County led the way with a robust 18.5% gain. Obviously, some of the gain can be attributed to new home subdivisions stretching north of the metroplex. According to NTREIS, it was Collin’s highest July home sales closings since the boom year in 2021.
Denton County recorded 1,383 closings, and exceeded 1,223 closings in 2024 for a healthy 13% increase. It also exceeded Denton’s 2023 closings of 1,322 homes.
Dallas County closings were up 9% with 1,890 closings, but below 2023 numbers when 1,944 homes closed.
Heading west, Tarrant County registered 2,167 closings, up 10% over last July, and it also exceeded the 2,109 closings that occurred in 2023.
Combined with Houston’s 9% increase in home sales and impressive July pending sales up 32%, has the market turned in Texas’ two largest metros? Time will tell.