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75010 Home Values

Median Sale Price
$533,846
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75010 Market Snapshot

Median Sale Price
$533,846
▼ 8.5% YoY
Price per Sq Ft
$235
median $/sqft
Days on Market
29
list to contract
Sale-to-List
98.1%
of original asking
Balanced Market 4.2 months of supply
Seller's Buyer's
Active
111
listings
New
25
30 days
Closed
29
30 days
Pending
2
30 days
Supply
4.2
months
Absorption
10.8%
monthly
Over List
1.9%
sold above
Under List
39.2%
sold below
Concessions
48.7%
% of solds
Avg Concession
$5,767
seller paid

Source: NTREIS MLS • Excludes leases • Sep 2026

75010 Market Trends

Median Sale Price
24 months
$382K$483K$583K$683K$784KNov 2024Mar 2025Jul 2025Nov 2025Mar 2026Jul 2026Sep 2026

Where Eighties Brick Meets Master-Planned New Build

75010 is two neighborhoods stacked on top of each other. The established layer — Indian Creek, Harvest Run, Booth Creek, Quail Creek — is 1984-to-late-'90s brick traditional on generous lots with vaulted ceilings, jetted tubs, and wood-burning fireplaces. The newer layer is master-planned communities built from 2011 forward: Castle Hills, Austin Waters, Mustang Park, Kensington Place, Saddle Ridge. These are Normandy, American Legend, Darling, and K Hovnanian production homes with craftsman and modern farmhouse elevations, cedar beams, quartz islands, and engineered hardwood. Townhome clusters near Prestonwood and along the tollway corridors add a third texture.

Homes in 75010 took noticeably longer to sell this quarter, with median time to close stretching to about 29 days, up from 22 a month earlier and back in line with the trailing-year pace. Based on MLS data for 2026-10 closings in 75010, price per square foot slipped to roughly $234 from $239, even as the median sale price rose to about $520K, a divergence that hints at a different mix of homes closing. Sellers still collected close to 98 cents on the dollar, though concessions touched fewer than half of transactions, and about a third of sales closed under asking. Closing volume held near 80 for the quarter.

Pipeline signals in 75010 point to activity thinning on both sides of the market. New listings eased to about 95 for the quarter, down from roughly 114 last month, while pending contracts slipped to about a dozen from 16, leaving fewer deals moving toward closing. Active inventory held near 110 homes, and months of supply stayed just above four, still well short of Denton County's roughly six months. Slower time to contract alongside a smaller pending count suggests momentum is fading gradually rather than breaking, with leverage leaning modestly toward buyers.

Market Updates

Homes in 75010 took noticeably longer to sell this quarter, with median time to close stretching to about 29 days, up from 22 a month earlier and back in line with the trailing-year pace. Based on MLS data for 2026-10 closings in 75010, price per square foot slipped to roughly $234 from $239, even as the median sale price rose to about $520K, a divergence that hints at a different mix of homes closing. Sellers still collected close to 98 cents on the dollar, though concessions touched fewer than half of transactions, and about a third of sales closed under asking. Closing volume held near 80 for the quarter.

Pipeline signals in 75010 point to activity thinning on both sides of the market. New listings eased to about 95 for the quarter, down from roughly 114 last month, while pending contracts slipped to about a dozen from 16, leaving fewer deals moving toward closing. Active inventory held near 110 homes, and months of supply stayed just above four, still well short of Denton County's roughly six months. Slower time to contract alongside a smaller pending count suggests momentum is fading gradually rather than breaking, with leverage leaning modestly toward buyers.

For the first time in three months, price per square foot in 75010 pulled back to $239, matching the level last recorded in May after holding near $246 through June, July, and August. Based on MLS data for 2026-09 closings in 75010, the median sale price settled just under $500K, with homes also taking longer to close — a median 22 days, up from 18 in August. Sellers gave a bit more ground at the table: concessions touched just over half of transactions, and nearly a third of sales closed under asking, even as the average payout per concession eased from last month's figure. Closings themselves slowed too, with 79 completing this quarter against 99 in August.

The pipeline underlines the shift: months of supply in 75010 climbed back above four months — a threshold last crossed in May — even as it remains well under Denton County's near six-month figure. New listings eased to about 114 for the quarter, down from the mid-120s in August, while pending contracts held flat near 16 and active inventory stayed near 120 homes. With supply building faster than pending contracts are absorbing it, near-term leverage appears to be tilting toward buyers relative to recent months.

Price per square foot in 75010 held at $246 for a second straight month, based on MLS data for 2026-08 closings in 75010, though the sharper signal sits in how fast those sales closed. Median days to contract stayed at 18, well under the 28-day pace recorded across the trailing year, with 99 closings this quarter giving the trend solid footing. Sellers kept collecting close to 99 cents on the dollar, and concessions touched a bit over half of transactions, with the average payout ticking up slightly from last month's figure. Pricing held steady; the pace behind it did not.

The forward pipeline in 75010 carries this month's sharper story. Pending contracts dropped to roughly 16 for the quarter, down hard from the more than 30 logged last month, even as new listings held near 123 — widening the gap between supply reaching the market and demand converting to contract. Months of supply eased to about three and a half, still well under Denton County's near six months. Active inventory held steady near 120 homes, leaving fresh momentum lagging behind the closing pace.

Price per square foot in 75010 held at $246 for a second straight month, based on MLS data for 2026-08 closings in 75010, though the sharper signal sits in how fast those sales closed. Median days to contract stayed at 18, well under the 28-day pace recorded across the trailing year, with 99 closings this quarter giving the trend solid footing. Sellers kept collecting close to 99 cents on the dollar, and concessions touched a bit over half of transactions, with the average payout ticking up slightly from last month's figure. Pricing held steady; the pace behind it did not.

The forward pipeline in 75010 carries this month's sharper story. Pending contracts dropped to roughly 16 for the quarter, down hard from the more than 30 logged last month, even as new listings held near 123 — widening the gap between supply reaching the market and demand converting to contract. Months of supply eased to about three and a half, still well under Denton County's near six months. Active inventory held steady near 120 homes, leaving fresh momentum lagging behind the closing pace.

While Denton County's broader closed-sale figures held closer to the middle of the market, 75010 continued pricing well above its parent county this quarter. Based on MLS data for 2026-07 closings in 75010, price per square foot held near $246 — a gap of roughly one-fifth above the county median, a premium that has now persisted across three consecutive reporting periods. Sellers here also kept more of their asking price at the table, collecting close to 99 cents on the dollar, compared with roughly 97 cents countywide. Concessions showed up in essentially half of transactions, a rate meaningfully lower than the county's, even as the average payout eased to just over $5,200 from last month's near $6,300.

On the pipeline side, 75010 continues to run leaner than Denton County as a whole. Months of supply here sits near 3.7, versus close to 6 months across the county — a gap that has narrowed slightly from last month but remains wide. New listings picked up to roughly 135 for the quarter, yet pending contracts fell to just over 30, a pullback from last month's pace. Active inventory ticked up to near 120 homes. Taken together, the pipeline suggests 75010's tighter-than-county footing is easing only at the margins, not disappearing.

Homes in 75010 moved to contract significantly faster this quarter — median days on market dropped to 18, nearly half the pace recorded in the trailing annual window. Based on MLS data for 2026-06 closings in 75010, price per square foot climbed to roughly $246, building on a steady upward trajectory from the 12-month average near $234. The median closed price settled in the low $490s, with sellers collecting about 99 cents on the dollar at closing. Concessions appeared in roughly four in ten transactions, averaging near $6,300 — a concession rate that has held essentially steady since spring.

The pace of market activity in 75010 shows no sign of easing. With supply running near 3.1 months — down from roughly 4.2 months recorded in the prior period and well below the county's 5.9-month figure — the pipeline reflects tightening conditions. Active listings held near 101 while 58 contracts entered the pending stage, a ratio that suggests demand is absorbing new supply at an elevated rate. New listing volume of roughly 126 homes over the period could not offset the absorption pace, keeping downward pressure on time-to-offer for the near term.

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Market data last updated Oct 1, 2026, 6:00 AM CDT · Editorial updated Oct 12, 2026, 11:28 PM CDT

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