75062 Home Values

The negotiation table in 75062 shifted significantly this quarter: while the share of deals including seller concessions held at roughly 55 percent, the average dollar amount of those concessions jumped to nearly $11,600 — up from about $7,300 one quarter prior — based on MLS data for June 2026 closings in 75062. That surge arrived alongside a meaningful tightening in list-price execution: sellers closed within about one and a half cents on the dollar of asking price, compared to roughly three cents over the trailing year. Price per sqft held near $206, and the share of buyers landing below asking narrowed to about a third, down from nearly half over the prior twelve months.

New listing activity in 75062 outpaced pending contracts by roughly three to one over the latest quarter — 134 new listings against 43 pending contracts — a ratio suggesting supply is accumulating faster than demand is clearing it. Active inventory held near 138 homes. Months of supply at about five and a third sits below Dallas County's six-plus, indicating this zip code continues to absorb more efficiently than the broader market, though the widening gap between new supply and pending volume is a forward signal heading into Q3.

Price per sqft in 75062 reached roughly $210 in the most recent quarter — modestly above the trailing-year average of $206 — while median sale prices held near $335,000, based on MLS data for May 2026 closings in 75062. Despite a year-over-year price decline of about five percent, the share of buyers landing below asking price narrowed sharply from nearly half of all transactions to about a third. Concession participation remained elevated, with more than half of deals including a seller contribution averaging around $7,300 — and sellers closed within about two cents on the dollar of their asking prices, a meaningful tightening from the trailing-year average.

Active listings in 75062 held steady at roughly 115 homes while pending contracts reached only 39 — a ratio that, directionally, suggests supply is absorbing faster than new demand is forming. Months of supply sits near five and a half, well below Dallas County's seven-plus, indicating this zip code has meaningfully less slack than the broader market. New listing activity of around 114 homes over the quarter roughly matched pending volume, leaving little indication of the widening supply cushion that buyers in many Dallas County sub-markets are currently experiencing.