75043 Home Values

While Dallas County's median closing price per square foot topped $200 this quarter, 75043 settled for roughly $174 — a gap of more than a tenth below the county's benchmark — even as concessions showed up in six of ten local closings, well above the county's rate near five in ten. Based on MLS data for 2026-09 closings in 75043, 166 transactions cleared, keeping the geo's price signals well-supported. Median sale price rose to around $337,000, up modestly from last month, and sellers collected just over 97 cents on the dollar at close, in line with the county's own list-to-sale ratio. Average concessions here ran near $7,400, a touch lighter than last month.

The pipeline in 75043 also diverges from the county's broader pattern: local supply ran about five months by the trailing measure, well under Dallas County's nearly seven, even as new listing activity slowed to roughly 214 homes, down from last month's pace. Pending contracts ticked up to around 28, reversing three straight months of decline, while active inventory eased to about 296 listings. That combination — tighter local supply against a looser countywide market — suggests near-term price discovery in this zip may keep diverging from the broader trend.

Median sale prices in 75043 climbed to roughly $332,000 this quarter, up nearly 9 percent from last month's window — yet price per square foot has hovered in a narrow $169-to-$171 band for four straight months. That divergence points to a shift in the mix of homes closing rather than a fresh burst of appreciation. Based on MLS data for 2026-08 closings in 75043, more than 160 transactions cleared, keeping the geo's price signals well-supported. Sellers gave back slightly more ground than in recent months, netting just under 97.5 cents on the dollar, while roughly two in three sales still carried concessions, averaging around $7,550. The year-over-year price slide has nearly flattened after months of steeper declines.

Pending contracts in 75043 kept contracting, falling to roughly 23 from around 44 last month — the third straight monthly drop and a continuation of a slide that began earlier this summer. Active inventory held essentially flat near 311 listings, and new listings eased slightly to about 258, leaving months of supply just under six, a touch lighter than last month's reading. With price signals moving on a shrinking pool of pending contracts, near-term price discovery in 75043 may rest on thinner footing than the closed-sale data alone suggests.

For a third consecutive month, closings in 75043 moved through the pipeline faster — the trailing-quarter median fell to 26 days, down from 33 last month and well under the trailing-year mark of 41. Based on MLS data for 2026-07 closings in 75043, roughly 162 transactions cleared in the window, a step back from last month's pace but still ample volume for confident geo-level reads. Price per square foot held near $169, with a median sale price around $305,000 — roughly 18 percent below the Dallas County benchmark. Sellers kept conceding ground at the table, collecting just under 98 cents on the dollar, while two in three transactions still carried concessions averaging near $7,200.

The pipeline told a more cautious story than the closing table this quarter. Pending contracts in 75043 fell sharply, down to roughly 44 from around 105 last month, even as active inventory held flat near 310 listings. New listing activity also eased, with about 262 homes entering the market compared with roughly 285 the month before. That combination pushed months of supply up to nearly six, from about five last month, suggesting the buildup of unsold homes is outpacing the rate at which contracts are being written.