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Dallas’ housing market is showing signs of shifting. After years of rapid appreciation, the pace is slowing, and price corrections are emerging in some segments. But softening doesn’t mean collapse—it’s part of the market cycle. In this article, we’ll explore the drivers behind the change and where the market may head next. Factors Contributing to the Softening More homes listed (rising supply) Interest rate sensitivity — buyers pushing back when rates are high Caution among

As we move deeper into the final quarter of 2025, the Dallas real estate market is entering a transitional phase. After months of high...

Overview: Mortgage momentum: Rates have dipped to their lowest levels this year, resulting in a 2% jump in pending home sales. Redfin...

🏡 Residential Sales Pulse Average home value: $315,056, down 4.6% YoY Days to pending: ~27 days—moderate pace Takeaway: Increased...

📍 75287 – Far North Dallas/Plano Line : Homes averaging under 25 days on market; Price growth stable with consistent buyer demand 📍...

🏡 Home Prices & Inventory Average home value: $317,236 (–4.1% YoY) rent.com rentcafe.com mdregroup.com rentonyourterms.com zillow.com...

As we approach the summer of 2025, the Dallas real estate landscape presents a nuanced picture for buyers, renters, and investors. Here's...