75067 Home Values

Closing prices in 75067 continued to trail the broader Denton County median by a wide margin this quarter, based on MLS data for 2026-09 closings in 75067 — sellers closed near $361,000 versus the county's roughly $445,000 — even though price per square foot in the zip landed right around the countywide figure. Homes here also sold faster than the county norm, wrapping up in about three weeks against five countywide, echoing the velocity gap that showed up in county comparisons earlier this year. Sellers in 75067 gave up slightly less of their asking price than the county average, and concessions appeared in a larger share of closings here than countywide, though the typical giveback stayed modest.

The pipeline in 75067 remained tighter than Denton County's broader trend this quarter — months of supply held at just under five months against nearly six countywide — even as new listings kept arriving well ahead of pending contracts, extending a gap that has persisted for months. That imbalance, more pronounced here than the county-wide pattern, suggests the zip's tighter conditions haven't yet pulled enough buyers into contract to match the pace of fresh supply.

Closing volume in 75067 ran well above its typical quarterly pace, with nearly 150 transactions completing in the trailing quarter, based on MLS data for 2026-08 closings in 75067. Homes that sold moved about as quickly as the month before, closing in roughly three weeks — a pace that has held steady even as the trailing-year figure ran nearly a week longer. Price per square foot held essentially flat near $210, with the median sale price just under $370,000 against an annual backdrop still down just under four percent. Concession activity ticked up again — about six in ten closings included a seller giveback averaging just over $7,000 — while sellers still captured nearly all of their asking price at closing.

The pipeline in 75067 tells a more cautious story than the closed-sale numbers suggest. New listings kept arriving above their typical quarterly pace, but pending contracts — the leading indicator of next quarter's closings — pulled back sharply, falling to a fraction of the flow seen earlier this year. Months of supply tightened to roughly four and a half, down from about five and a half across the trailing year, while active inventory held essentially flat. The gap between fresh listings and forming contracts, already visible last quarter, widened further this quarter.

The share of closed sales below list price in 75067 narrowed sharply this quarter — falling to roughly three in ten from more than four in ten across the trailing year — even as concession activity climbed to its highest share in recent memory, based on MLS data for 2026-07 closings in 75067. Nearly six in ten transactions carried a seller concession, up from about half over the past twelve months, though the average giveback stayed contained near $7,000. Sellers still captured nearly 99 cents on every listed dollar at closing, and price per square foot held close to last year's figure at roughly $211. Homes moved to contract in about three weeks.

Months of supply in 75067 pulled in to about five months from six a year ago, a tightening that would ordinarily favor sellers over buyers. But the pipeline complicates that read: new listings kept arriving at a pace above the twelve-month norm, while contracts entering pending status slowed well below it, widening the gap between fresh supply and buyer follow-through. Active inventory held flat against the annual figure. With Denton County's own supply sitting close to six months, the tightening in 75067 stands out, but buyers do not yet appear to be moving with matching urgency.