Map of 75013

75013 Home Values

Median Sale Price
$646,572
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75013 Market Snapshot

Median Sale Price
$646,572
▲ 0.9% YoY
Price per Sq Ft
$227
median $/sqft
Days on Market
25
list to contract
Sale-to-List
97.5%
of original asking
Slightly Favors Buyers 5.5 months of supply
Seller's Buyer's
Active
308
listings
New
75
30 days
Closed
50
30 days
Pending
12
30 days
Supply
5.5
months
Absorption
9.7%
monthly
Over List
2.3%
sold above
Under List
44.8%
sold below
Concessions
52.3%
% of solds
Avg Concession
$7,536
seller paid

Source: NTREIS MLS • Excludes leases • Aug 2026

75013 Market Trends

Median Sale Price
24 months
$467K$556K$646K$735K$825KOct 2024Feb 2025Jun 2025Oct 2025Feb 2026Jun 2026Aug 2026

Where Allen's Master-Plans Meet Mature Trees

75013 spans from the established Watters Crossing section west of US-75 through the newer Twin Creeks and Montgomery Farm communities pushing toward the Collin County line. Housing stock splits between late-1990s single-story Drees and Shaddock builds on generous lots with mature landscaping, and a wave of 2020s townhomes and narrow-lot plans from Ashton Woods and similar builders filling in the remaining parcels. You'll find granite and plantation shutters in the older inventory, quartz and open-concept great rooms in the new. Greenbelt-backed lots and cul-de-sac positions still command premiums here.

While Collin County's median closed price ran near $203 per square foot this quarter, 75013 held roughly $226—a premium of about one-tenth that has persisted through the recent stretch of transactions, based on MLS data for 2026-08 closings in 75013. The zip's median sale price landed near $703,000, well above the county's roughly $475,000, reflecting a different tier of housing stock rather than a shift in either market. Sellers here kept marginally more of asking price than their county counterparts, better than 98 cents on the dollar versus roughly 97 countywide, even as concessions stayed part of more than half of closed deals, a rate still below the county's own concession frequency.

75013's pipeline points to a tighter near-term setup than the county at large: months of supply sat at roughly five and a half, versus a shade over six across Collin County. Pending contracts pulled back sharply to about 25, down by more than a third from last month's tally, even as active listings held near 305, a gap that suggests contract activity is lagging new supply for now. New listing volume, near 260 for the quarter, tracked the county's broader pace rather than accelerating ahead of it.

Market Updates

While Collin County's median closed price ran near $203 per square foot this quarter, 75013 held roughly $226—a premium of about one-tenth that has persisted through the recent stretch of transactions, based on MLS data for 2026-08 closings in 75013. The zip's median sale price landed near $703,000, well above the county's roughly $475,000, reflecting a different tier of housing stock rather than a shift in either market. Sellers here kept marginally more of asking price than their county counterparts, better than 98 cents on the dollar versus roughly 97 countywide, even as concessions stayed part of more than half of closed deals, a rate still below the county's own concession frequency.

75013's pipeline points to a tighter near-term setup than the county at large: months of supply sat at roughly five and a half, versus a shade over six across Collin County. Pending contracts pulled back sharply to about 25, down by more than a third from last month's tally, even as active listings held near 305, a gap that suggests contract activity is lagging new supply for now. New listing volume, near 260 for the quarter, tracked the county's broader pace rather than accelerating ahead of it.

The negotiation gap between list and sale prices in 75013 narrowed this quarter, with sellers reclaiming ground they had ceded through much of the past year. Based on MLS data for 2026-06 closings in 75013, buyers received roughly two cents on the dollar at closing — down from nearly three cents in the trailing twelve months — even as more than half of completed transactions included some form of concession. The concession paradox: the share of deals with givebacks edged higher, yet the average concession amount dropped to roughly $6,200 from nearly $7,800 annually. Fewer than four in ten closed sales settled below list, compared to nearly half over the prior year, signaling a meaningful shift in seller positioning despite a market where price per square foot held near $226.

Active listings in 75013 held steady at roughly 280 homes — about six months of supply at current absorption — while pending contracts stood at 81, a ratio that suggests demand is not yet pulling decisively on available stock. New listing additions for the quarter totaled roughly 280, nearly matching the active count and indicating that fresh supply is entering at a pace consistent with current buyer activity. Against the Collin County backdrop, where active inventory exceeds 9,800 and supply also runs near six months, 75013 is tracking closely with the broader county rhythm rather than diverging from it. The pipeline, taken together, points toward a market that is stabilizing rather than shifting direction heading into the second half of the year.

Days on market in 75013 stretched to roughly 53 days at closing in the latest quarter — nearly half again as long as the annual average of 36 days, based on MLS data for 2026-05 closings in 75013. That deceleration is reshaping how transactions close: price per square foot slipped to around $226, down from $234 over the trailing year, while nearly six in ten completed sales closed below list. Sellers gave back nearly four cents on the dollar at closing on average, and concession amounts among those who negotiated climbed to roughly $10,000 — a meaningful uptick from the annual average. The year-over-year price picture reflects the same drift, with values off nearly seven percent from the prior year.

Active listings in 75013 stood at roughly 220 homes as of the latest reading, holding near a five-and-a-half-month supply — a reading that tilts decisively toward buyer territory. Pending contracts numbered just over 100, well below the new listings pace of roughly 140 for the quarter, meaning supply is accumulating faster than demand is absorbing it. The pending-to-active ratio signals that absorption remains sluggish heading into summer. Collin County overall is carrying nearly seven months of supply at the county level, suggesting the regional backdrop amplifies rather than offsets the current conditions in 75013.

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Market data last updated Sep 1, 2026, 6:00 AM CDT · Editorial updated Aug 26, 2026, 7:31 PM CDT

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