Map of 75028

75028 Home Values

Median Sale Price
$542,455
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75028 Market Snapshot

Median Sale Price
$542,455
▲ 0.7% YoY
Price per Sq Ft
$233
median $/sqft
Days on Market
22
list to contract
Sale-to-List
98.3%
of original asking
Slightly Favors Sellers 3.7 months of supply
Seller's Buyer's
Active
195
listings
New
45
30 days
Closed
39
30 days
Pending
4
30 days
Supply
3.7
months
Absorption
8.7%
monthly
Over List
0.9%
sold above
Under List
32.3%
sold below
Concessions
53.9%
% of solds
Avg Concession
$7,207
seller paid

Source: NTREIS MLS • Excludes leases • Sep 2026

75028 Market Trends

Median Sale Price
24 months
$405K$477K$548K$619K$690KNov 2024Mar 2025Jul 2025Nov 2025Mar 2026Jul 2026Sep 2026

South Flower Mound Holds Its Ground

The 75028 housing stock is overwhelmingly 1990s-era single-story and two-story brick on conventional lots, concentrated in established subdivisions like Shadow Ridge, Sherwood Estates, Bridlewood, and Creekside at Cross Timbers. You will find a strong cluster of updated three- and four-bedroom homes between 1,800 and 2,800 square feet on lots that rarely exceed a quarter acre. Newer townhome and garden-home product has filled in along the Riverwalk corridor, adding a walkable, low-maintenance option. The handful of properties above the million-dollar mark sit on oversized lots in Bridlewood's golf sections.

Homes in 75028 took a median of about three weeks to close this quarter, a clear lengthening from the roughly two-week pace logged in August, though Denton County's typical sale still ran close to six weeks. Closings slid to 159 from 191 a month earlier, based on MLS data for October 2026 closings in 75028. Sellers gave back a little over two cents on the dollar, more than the penny and a half of recent months, and about six in ten sales carried concessions averaging nearly $8,700. Price per square foot held near $235, roughly 17 percent above the county.

Supply in 75028 edged toward four months, up from roughly three and a half in recent readings, while active inventory sits near 195 homes against only 17 pending contracts. New listings slowed to about 178 across the quarter from 258 in August's read, yet the lengthening time-to-contract suggests homes are being absorbed more slowly than before. Denton County's supply of more than six months remains far looser, so 75028 still runs tighter than its surroundings, but the gap is narrowing.

Market Updates

Homes in 75028 took a median of about three weeks to close this quarter, a clear lengthening from the roughly two-week pace logged in August, though Denton County's typical sale still ran close to six weeks. Closings slid to 159 from 191 a month earlier, based on MLS data for October 2026 closings in 75028. Sellers gave back a little over two cents on the dollar, more than the penny and a half of recent months, and about six in ten sales carried concessions averaging nearly $8,700. Price per square foot held near $235, roughly 17 percent above the county.

Supply in 75028 edged toward four months, up from roughly three and a half in recent readings, while active inventory sits near 195 homes against only 17 pending contracts. New listings slowed to about 178 across the quarter from 258 in August's read, yet the lengthening time-to-contract suggests homes are being absorbed more slowly than before. Denton County's supply of more than six months remains far looser, so 75028 still runs tighter than its surroundings, but the gap is narrowing.

Price per square foot in 75028 climbed to roughly $236 this quarter, a spread of nearly 17 percent above Denton County's broader median near $200 — a gap that has held even as the county's own median sale price sits well under the zip's roughly $550,000 mark. Homes here also cleared escrow in well under half the time the county needed, and sellers collected nearly full list price, giving back only about a penny and a half on the dollar versus roughly three cents countywide. Just over half of the quarter's 191 closings included concessions, close to the county's own share, based on MLS data for September 2026 closings in 75028.

Months of supply in 75028 held near three this quarter, little more than half of Denton County's nearly six-month backlog, even as new listings kept arriving at a brisk pace above 200. Pending contracts, thin in raw count, still cover a meaningfully larger share of active inventory here than they do countywide — a sign that homes continue converting to contract faster relative to what's sitting on the shelf. The pipeline gap that has separated 75028 from the broader county shows no sign of narrowing this quarter.

Homes in 75028 took a median of 13 days to sell this quarter, a few days longer than the blistering pace set last month — the first stretch since spring in which the local clock lengthened rather than compressed. Based on MLS data for August 2026 closings in 75028, that pace still runs less than half of Denton County's typical wait. Price per square foot held essentially flat near $234, and sellers kept collecting nearly full list price, giving back barely a penny and a half on the dollar. Concessions appeared in just over half of the quarter's 191 closings, a rate little changed recently, averaging a bit above $7,100.

Pipeline signals in 75028 point to a market still moving quickly but no longer accelerating. Pending contracts held near 25 — thin against 258 new listings arriving over the quarter — leaving active inventory at 230 and months of supply near three and a half, up from roughly three last quarter. That modest loosening lines up with the slight lengthening in time-to-contract, suggesting the frantic absorption pace of recent months is easing without yet tipping the balance toward buyers. Denton County's supply, still near six months, remains far looser than 75028's still-thin conditions.

While Denton County's median days-on-market held near a month this quarter, 75028 closed at barely a third of that pace — a divergence that has defined this zip for months running. Price per square foot in 75028 registered around $235, roughly 16 percent above the countywide figure, based on MLS data for July 2026 closings in 75028. Sellers here also netted closer to full list price than their county counterparts, giving back only about one cent on the dollar against a wider gap countywide. Concessions appeared in just over half of the 200 closed transactions, a touch less often than the county rate, averaging roughly $6,700.

Denton County's broader pipeline remains far looser than what's showing up in 75028: months of supply here sits at roughly three months, less than half the county's nearly six, keeping the zip in a tighter band than the surrounding market. Pending contracts fell sharply from the prior quarter even as new listings kept arriving at a steady clip, thinning the number of homes moving toward closing without yet loosening inventory on the ground. That gap between local absorption and the county's slower churn continues to widen 75028's outlier standing within Denton.

The pace of closings in 75028 accelerated sharply this quarter, with homes spending a median of 12 days on market before going under contract — a drop that marks one of the fastest absorption rates recorded in this zip over the past year. Based on MLS data for June 2026 closings in 75028, nearly 169 transactions closed in the trailing three months, and sellers gave back only about one cent on the dollar from list price. Price per square foot held at roughly $234, consistent with recent months, while the annual trajectory remains essentially flat year-over-year. Just over half of closed deals included concessions, averaging around $6,000 — a modest tick upward that has not meaningfully altered the balance of leverage at the table.

Pipeline conditions in 75028 reinforce the velocity story from closed sales. With months of supply sitting near 3.5 and roughly 270 new listings entering the market over the quarter, the absorption rate has kept active inventory from building — about 195 homes remain available against 104 pending contracts. That pending-to-active ratio reflects a market still tilted toward sellers, with demand continuing to absorb supply before it accumulates. New listing activity has been steady but has not yet produced a cushion that would meaningfully shift negotiating dynamics heading into summer.

At roughly $234 per square foot, closings in 75028 tracked about 18% above the Denton County median over the most recent three months — a spread that stood out even as the zip's year-over-year median slipped modestly. Homes in 75028 settled in a median of 16 days, less than half the county's pace, and sellers gave back just over one cent on the dollar from list price. Fewer than half of closed transactions carried concessions, compared to nearly 58% countywide. Based on MLS data for May 2026 closings in 75028, demand concentration here remains a distinct outlier within the broader Denton market.

Forward-looking indicators in 75028 point to a pipeline that remains considerably tighter than the broader Denton County market. With months of supply near 3.6 — roughly half the county's 6.5 — available homes are being absorbed at a pace well above the regional norm. Pending transactions relative to active listings reflect continued demand absorption, and a surge in new listings has not yet shifted inventory materially. Supply here has not accumulated into buyer-favorable territory the way it has across much of the county.

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Market data last updated Oct 1, 2026, 6:00 AM CDT · Editorial updated Oct 11, 2026, 3:28 PM CDT

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