75043 Home Values

The pace of closings in 75043 has accelerated meaningfully against the trailing-year baseline — the median home spent 33 days under contract before closing this quarter, roughly nine days faster than the prior twelve-month average. Based on MLS data for 2026-06 closings in 75043, nearly 180 transactions cleared in the three-month window, giving this quarter's price signals solid footing. Price per square foot held at $171, with a median sale price near $312,000. Sellers recovered about 97.6 cents on the dollar at close — a slight improvement over the annual pace — though nearly two in three transactions still included concessions averaging around $7,300. Year over year, the median sale price has drifted down roughly two percent.

New listing activity in 75043 jumped roughly 18 percent from the prior quarter, with nearly 285 homes entering the market in the trailing three months — more than double the pace of pending contracts. Active supply climbed to around 310 listings while pending sales held near 105, producing roughly five months of supply. That ratio signals the pipeline is absorbing new inventory more slowly than the velocity of recent closings might suggest, setting up a widening gap between the listing stream and committed demand heading into the second half of the year.

Homes in the 75043 zip code closed at a median of $171 per square foot over the trailing three months, with a median sale price of $313,106 — roughly 16 percent below the broader Dallas County median. Sellers received about 97.6 cents on the dollar at close, and the typical home spent 34 days on market. Nearly two in three closed sales included seller concessions, averaging around $7,300. Just under one in fifty sales closed above list price, while roughly two in five settled below it. Over the past year, the median sale price edged down about 1.5 percent.

The 75043 area carried 262 active listings alongside 100 pending sales at last measure, with 239 new listings entering the market over the past three months. That translates to roughly five months of supply — noticeably tighter than Dallas County's seven-plus months. The median days on market of 34 days in recent closings reflects a pipeline that has been moving at a steady clip, suggesting demand in this zip code is absorbing inventory at a faster pace than the county overall.