75144 Home Values

Covering the eastern edge of Navarro County from the outskirts of Corsicana down to the shores of Richland Chambers Lake, this zip is defined by open pastureland, scattered timber, and small-town blocks in Kerens. The housing stock is sparse and eclectic -- century-old bungalows on tree-lined lots sit a few miles from tiny homes in gated lakefront subdivisions. Manufactured and modular homes on five-to-twenty-acre tracts are common, and large ag-exempt ranches regularly appear on the market.

This is one of the slower markets in the greater DFW orbit. With twenty months of supply and fewer than a hundred closings over the past year, properties here require patience and pricing discipline. The median sits below the regional average, reflecting a housing stock weighted toward manufactured homes and unimproved land. Most activity clusters in the affordable tier.

Sellers in this zip need to think in seasons, not weeks. With twenty months of inventory, your listing will compete against dozens of similar properties for a small pool of motivated buyers. Price to the recent comps, not to your improvement costs. If you're selling land, get a current survey and confirm utility access before listing.