75057 Home Values

Centered on Lewisville proper, 75057 is defined by established neighborhoods of mid-century ranch homes on oversized lots, many within walking distance of Old Town's restaurants and live music venues. Post-war bungalows and 1960s brick ranches dominate the single-family stock, with lot sizes frequently topping a quarter acre. A wave of infill townhomes and mixed-use condos has reshaped the Old Town corridor, adding three-story modern product to blocks that were previously commercial or vacant. Lakefront parcels along Lewisville Lake's southern shore anchor the top of the market.

At roughly $183 per square foot, 75057 runs noticeably below Denton County's recent $199 per square foot average, based on MLS data for May 2026 closings in 75057. The limited sample of 11 closings directionally suggests a meaningful price gap to the broader county market, with median sale prices near $344K compared to roughly $440K countywide. Homes that did close took about 73 days on average — significantly longer than the county's 43-day pace. Sellers gave back under two cents on the dollar, though nearly half of transactions included concessions averaging around $5,600, and roughly one in three homes sold below list price.

Pipeline signals in 75057 point toward continued buyer-favorable conditions. With 8.5 months of supply — above the Denton County level of 6.5 months — absorption remains slow. Active listings outnumber pending contracts by nearly four to one, and new listings entering the market at roughly 34 over the measured window continue to outpace pending activity. The extended median time-to-contract aligns with these leading indicators, suggesting near-term transaction velocity is unlikely to accelerate materially.