75080 Home Values

While Dallas County's broader market settled near $206 per square foot in the latest quarter, 75080 commanded roughly $270 — a premium of nearly one-third above the county baseline, based on MLS data for 2026-06 closings in 75080. Median sale prices tracked similarly above the county norm, closing near $465,000. Sellers recovered close to 98 cents on the dollar at closing, outperforming the Dallas County average, and homes reached contract in about half the time seen across the wider county — roughly 16 days versus 28. Still, about half of transactions included seller contributions, averaging near $8,000, and nearly three in ten closed below original list.

75080's supply profile diverges meaningfully from the broader Dallas County picture heading into summer. At roughly four months of supply, the zip code sits well below the county's six-plus-month figure, a gap that has sustained through several consecutive quarters. Pending contracts in the trailing window numbered around 80 against more than 200 new listings entering the market — a ratio that keeps absorption rates tighter than county norms. Unless new listing volume expands materially, the pipeline dynamics suggest 75080 will continue operating with a thinner supply cushion than the surrounding market.

The negotiation timeline in 75080 compressed sharply in recent months, with homes reaching contract in roughly half the time logged over the past year — based on MLS data for 2026-05 closings in 75080. Price per square foot held near $270, essentially flat against the trailing annual figure, while the median sale price came in roughly $22,000 below the twelve-month benchmark. Sellers recovered nearly the full ask at closing, with the list-to-sale ratio ticking above the annual average. Concession activity edged higher, with more than half of transactions including seller contributions, though average concession amounts remained in the mid-$8,000 range.

Active listings in 75080 held steady relative to the county's supply profile, but pending contracts registered at roughly 75 — a pace that, against about 190 new listings entering the market, keeps months of supply in buyer-favorable territory near four and a half months. Dallas County overall carries significantly more supply, suggesting 75080's pipeline is tighter than the broader market would imply. The gap between new listing activity and pending conversions will be the key variable to watch as the spring window advances.