75093 Home Values

Concession dollars shrank sharply in 75093 this quarter: the typical payout at closing fell to roughly $8,000, down from about $9,200 across the trailing year, even as more than four in ten deals still carried some seller credit. Based on MLS data for 2026-09 closings in 75093, sellers recovered nearly 98 cents of every asking dollar, a shade better than the annual average, and only about a third of homes closed under list. Price per square foot reached roughly $264, above the year's $256, with the median sale near $808,000. Homes closed in about three weeks, well ahead of the yearly pace.

Pipeline data in 75093 shows a market with little slack. Active listings eased to roughly 150 and new listings slowed to about 140 for the quarter, so replenishment is not keeping pace with absorption. Months of supply held near three and a half, a fraction of Collin County's six-plus months, and the county's far heavier active inventory underscores how tight this zip remains by comparison. Faster days on market than the trailing year reinforce a seller-leaning near-term outlook.

Fewer than a third of homes in 75093 sold below their asking price this quarter, a pullback from the roughly four-in-ten share recorded across the trailing year and the clearest sign yet that sellers have regained some footing. Based on MLS data for 2026-08 closings in 75093, price per square foot climbed to roughly $260, extending a fourth straight month of incremental gains and moving past the trailing year's $253 average. The median sale price followed, settling near $811,000. Sellers also recovered a shade more of their asking price at closing, and while concessions still touched better than four in ten deals, the typical payout climbed toward $10,750.

Active listings in 75093 held steady at roughly 174, but the intake behind them told a quieter story: new listing volume eased to about 160 units for the quarter, a slower pace than earlier in the year, while pending activity slowed to roughly two dozen contracts working through the pipeline. Months of supply stayed under three and a half, a level that continues to tilt the field toward sellers and suggests the recent narrowing in buyer leverage is more likely to persist than reverse in the near term.

Closings in 75093 moved briskly this quarter, with the median sale wrapping in about eighteen days, nearly half the pace logged over the trailing year, based on MLS data for 2026-07 closings in 75093. Price per square foot held near \$257, a modest step above the year's \$252 average, while the median sale price climbed into the high \$800s, well above the roughly \$750K figure for the trailing twelve months. Sellers kept firm footing at the table: buyers paid better than 98 cents on every dollar asked, and the share of purchases closing below list slipped to roughly three in ten. Concessions still touched more than four in ten deals, though the typical payout held close to prior levels.

The pipeline in 75093 sent a different signal than closed sales this quarter. Pending contracts fell to roughly 49, down sharply from the roughly 87 tracked last month, even as active listings ticked up to around 176. New listing volume eased slightly to just under 200 units, and months of supply slipped to about three and a half, still favoring sellers, but the shrinking pending count suggests the brisk absorption pace of recent months is losing some momentum heading into the back half of the year.