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Dallas – Fort Worth Area May 2025 Home Sales Statistics.
Dallas - Fort Worth Area May 2025 Home Sales Statistics.
Let’s review the May 2025 home sales statistics in north Texas counties, courtesy of the Metrotex Association of Realtors.
Starting in Fort Worth, Tarrant County precisely, the median price rose 1.4% versus May 2024 to $368,420. Listings rose, up 23.3% over last year, with months of inventory up to 3.8 months, compared to 3.1% last May. Sales declined 4.1% with days on market rising 8 days to 48 days.
Moving west of Fort Worth, home sales in Parker County netted out at a median sales price of $489,900, up 3.7% annually. Listings were up 26.5%, with months of inventory rising to 6.3 months, versus 5.2 months. Sales declined 5.3%, while days on market averaged 74 days, 3 days quicker than last year.
Denton County had a median sales price of $454,000, down 5.4% versus May 2024. Listings soared, up 49.1%. Days on market rose 12 days to average 50 days on market, with 4.6 months of inventory, compared to 3.1 months a year ago. The number of sales declined .1%.
The median home sales price in Dallas county registered $368,420, down 4.3% compared to a year ago. Active listings were up 42.4% while closed sales dove 7.9%. Days on market rose 10 days, with 47 days on market on average. Months of home for sale inventory in Dallas County rose to 4.7 months, up from 3.2 months.
Collin County home sales closing rose 4.2% at a median price of $485,000, down 4.9%. Available homes for sale rocketed up 58.3% with Days on Market at 50 days, up 15 days from 2024.
Looking at home sales statistics in Kaufman County, the median price declined 8% to $299,624. Closed sales increased 5% with days on market at 115 days. Available properties rose to 5.4 months of inventory from 4.7 months a year ago.
If you have a particular county that wasn’t covered, feel free to reach out and we’ll get you the information. Call or email troy@t2realestate.com – no obligation, of course!
Houston Home Sales Up in May Versus Last Year
Houston Home Sales Up 5.4% in May
Home sales rose more than 5.4% in May with pending sales rocketing up 19.8%. With a more affordable median home price than Dallas or Austin, Houston may weather the trend of declining home prices better than most major Texas metros. Speaking of, the average sales price declined by 0.7 percent to $438,230 while the median price declined 1.2 percent to $339,425.
Active listings for single-family homes reached 37,455 in May, which is up 35.0 percent compared to last May. This volume represents the highest level of active listings since September 2007, when 37,500 units were on the market.
Available homes for sale also rose, up to a 5.2-months supply compared to 3.9 months of supply last May. This marks the highest level since July 2012. Nationwide, the average is 4.4 months of supply according to the National Association of Realtors.
Home sales in the Houston area performed as follows by specific price categories:
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- $1 – $99,999: increased 23.8 percent
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- $100,000 – $149,999: increased 18.6 percent
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- $150,000 – $249,999: increased 12.0 percent
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- $250,000 – $499,999: increased 5.7 percent
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- $500,000 – $999,999: increased 0.2 percent
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- $1M and above: increased 6.3 percent
Houston Residential Pending Sales Jump In April 2025.
Houston Pending Home Sales Up In April.
Despite homes sales declining 1.1% versus a year ago, the future looks brighter as pending home sales in Houston jumped a healthy 13.6% versus a year ago. Anecdotally, it does feel like the phones are ringing a bit more. You also have to keep in mind that 2024 was the lowest number of nationwide home sales in almost 30 years, and 2023 was only marginally better. In other words, there has to be a lot of pent-up demand building when you have two plus years of anemic economic growth in the real estate market. Let’s hope we’ve finally turned the corner. Stay tuned!
Ivy Zelman discusses US Housing Market
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How I started as a Land Broker in Austin County TX
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How are Houston and DFW New Homes Selling?
How Are New Homes Selling in Houston and DFW in the Last 30 Days? By Troy Corman, founder of t2 Real Estate To get a better gauge on how new homes are selling in Dallas County and Harris County, we’ll compare sales and prices in the last 30 days (through August 27) to the same
20 Years That Changed Home Building
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DFW July Home Sales Leap Over 2024
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Houston Home Sales Rise 9% in July
Houston Home Sales Jump 9% in July. 3By Troy Corman, Land Broker with t2 Real Estate For the third consecutive month, home sales in Houston increased year-over-year in July, with single-family homes leading the way, up 9%. While some of the gain can be attributed to the fact that last year, Hurricane Beryl slowed sales
HAR Weekly Update From 3/25 to 3/31
Houston Association of Realtors reports that for the week of March 25 through March 31, 2025, new listings were up 40.6%, pending sales rose 3.4%, closings were down 9.9%, property showings up 9.7%, and listing views up 27.8% versus a year ago.
Texas Rural Land Report
Dr. Lynn Krebs Discusses Texas Rural Land Market.
Dr. Lynn Krebs with Texas A&M Real Estate Center discusses the ups and downs of the rural land market in Texas over the past few years and points out areas to get research on the Texas A&M Real Estate Center website. Click here to view the 2024 Q4 Texas Rural Land Report.
Houston Home Sales Cool in February
Houston Home Sales Cool in February.
Was it the cold weather that cooled Houston home sales in February? Time will tell. Total property sales in greater Houston declined 4.7% versus February 2024. Dollar volume decreased .6%. Active listings are up 26.7% annually. Single family homes for sale inventory rose to 4.4 months supply compared to 3.3 months of supply in 2024. The good news is that pending single family home sales rose 5.8% over last year.
Condos and townhome sales declined a whopping 21.9%. The inventory of townhomes and condominiums for sale expanded to 6.2-months, the highest level since June 2012.
Home sales by price category –
- $1 – $99,999: decreased 23.7 percent
- $100,000 – $149,999: decreased 6.9 percent
- $150,000 – $249,999: increased 2.0 percent
- $250,000 – $499,999: decreased 3.0 percent
- $500,000 – $999,999: decreased 5.6 percent
- $1M and above: increased 1.9 percent