75144 Home Values
75144 Market Snapshot
| Active 187 listings | New 17 30 days | Closed 5 30 days | Pending 1 30 days | Supply 26.7 months | Absorption 4.3% monthly | Over List 0% sold above | Under List 42.5% sold below | Concessions 19.5% % of solds | Avg Concession $6,937 seller paid |
Source: NTREIS MLS • Excludes leases • Sep 2026
75144 Market Trends
Wide-Open Land With a Patient Buyer Pool
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.
Price per square foot in 75144 jumped to roughly $200 this quarter, well above the trailing-year level near $171, and the typical sale price rebounded to about $190,000 after months running far lower. Based on MLS data for October 2026 closings in 75144, the rebound sits against a longer backdrop in which prices remain down roughly 17 percent from a year earlier. Sellers still received about ninety-five cents on the dollar, and just over half of sales closed below list. Concessions reached nearly three in ten deals, averaging close to $6,000. With only 21 closings in the sample, the swing is directional rather than definitive.
The pipeline in 75144 offers little sign of a demand pickup behind this quarter's closings. Pending contracts stayed in the single digits while roughly 50 new listings arrived, leaving active inventory near 187 homes and months of supply above two years' worth of stock. Time on market held in the low eighties of days, close to the trailing-year pace, so the velocity signal is steady rather than improving. Directionally, supply continues to outrun buyer follow-through.
Market Updates
Price per square foot in 75144 jumped to roughly $200 this quarter, well above the trailing-year level near $171, and the typical sale price rebounded to about $190,000 after months running far lower. Based on MLS data for October 2026 closings in 75144, the rebound sits against a longer backdrop in which prices remain down roughly 17 percent from a year earlier. Sellers still received about ninety-five cents on the dollar, and just over half of sales closed below list. Concessions reached nearly three in ten deals, averaging close to $6,000. With only 21 closings in the sample, the swing is directional rather than definitive.
The pipeline in 75144 offers little sign of a demand pickup behind this quarter's closings. Pending contracts stayed in the single digits while roughly 50 new listings arrived, leaving active inventory near 187 homes and months of supply above two years' worth of stock. Time on market held in the low eighties of days, close to the trailing-year pace, so the velocity signal is steady rather than improving. Directionally, supply continues to outrun buyer follow-through.
Homes that closed in 75144 moved through escrow measurably faster this quarter, with time to contract easing to around ten weeks from the trailing-year pace near 81 days. Based on MLS data for September 2026 closings in 75144, the typical sale price continued running well below the trailing-year mark — near $123,000 versus roughly $156,000 — even as price per square foot held close to flat around $165. Sellers received a little under ninety-five cents on the dollar at closing, steady with the trailing year, though nearly half still closed below list. Concessions grew to nearly three in ten deals, up from roughly one in five. With just 21 closings in the sample, the faster pace reads as directional rather than definitive.
The faster pace to closing did not carry over into the pipeline: pending contracts in 75144 held in the single digits, even as new listings kept arriving at a pace consistent with the trailing year. Active inventory stayed essentially flat, and months of supply pushed further into oversupplied territory, edging above two years' worth of stock. The gap between steady new supply and thin pending activity suggests the quicker closing times reflect motivated sellers clearing existing inventory rather than a broader pickup in buyer follow-through.
Concession activity in 75144 climbed for a second consecutive month, now appearing in roughly one in four closed sales, up from about one in five in July. Based on MLS data for August 2026 closings in 75144, sellers received just under ninety-three cents on the dollar at closing, a slight step down from the trailing-year average near ninety-four cents. Price per square foot held close to $184, little changed from the $187 trailing-year mark, while nearly half of transactions closed under list price. Average concession size stayed steady near $6,600. With only 26 closings in the sample, the pattern reads as directional — sellers appear to be conceding more ground to close deals this quarter.
The thin pending pipeline that emerged in 75144 last quarter has not rebuilt: pending contracts remain in the single digits even as new listings continued arriving at a steady pace over the period. Active inventory held essentially flat near 194 homes, keeping months of supply deep in oversupplied territory, above twenty months. With so few contracts advancing toward closing against a steady stream of new supply, the pipeline offers no near-term signal that sellers are regaining leverage.
Homes that closed in 75144 spent noticeably longer on the market this quarter, extending a slowdown building since spring. Based on MLS data for July 2026 closings in 75144, time to contract stretched to just over 100 days, about three weeks longer than the trailing-year pace near 78. Price per square foot settled near $154, down from roughly $190 over the trailing year, pulling the typical sale price to around $132,000 from near $184,000. Sellers received about ninety cents on the dollar at closing, and nearly half of transactions closed under list price. Concessions appeared in almost one in five deals, averaging around $6,400. With under thirty closings in the sample, the lengthening timelines read as directional rather than definitive.
Pending contracts in 75144 thinned sharply this quarter, running well below the trailing-year pace even as new listings kept arriving at a similar clip — roughly 77 added over the period. Active inventory held steady near 180 homes, keeping months of supply deep in oversupplied territory, around twenty months. With fewer contracts moving into pending status against a fairly steady flow of new supply, near-term absorption looks unlikely to accelerate without a pickup in buyer follow-through.
The gap between what sellers asked and what buyers paid widened further in 75144 this quarter. Based on MLS data for June 2026 closings in 75144, sellers received roughly ninety cents on the dollar at closing — a step below the ninety-four cents recorded over the trailing year. Nearly half of all transactions closed below list price, a share that has grown from the prior trailing-year rate. Concession activity was present in about one in seven deals, averaging around $5,300. Homes that closed spent well over three months on market, and the directional signals — with only 30 closings in the sample — suggest sellers are absorbing meaningful pricing pressure to move inventory.
The pipeline in 75144 remains heavily skewed toward supply. Active listings hold steady near 166 while pending contracts number just 22, a ratio that points toward continued absorption difficulty. Months of supply sits around 17 — well into buyer-favorable territory — and new listing activity added roughly 78 homes to the pool over the quarter. Until pending volume shows a sustained uptick, near-term conditions appear likely to keep buyers in a position of patience.
At roughly $183 per square foot, values in 75144 directionally suggest softening from the broader trailing-year pace of around $202 per square foot. Based on MLS data for May 2026 closings in 75144, sellers received just over ninety-three cents on the dollar at closing — giving back nearly seven cents per dollar of ask. Roughly four in ten transactions closed below list price, while approximately fifteen percent of deals included seller-paid concessions averaging near $7,100. Homes that did close spent around 100 days on market before going under contract. With only 33 closings in the sample, these patterns offer directional signals rather than definitive conclusions.
Active listings in 75144 number around 168 against just 22 pending contracts, a ratio that directionally points toward an extended absorption timeline. At roughly 15 months of supply, demand relative to available homes sits well above the threshold commonly associated with buyer-favorable conditions. New listings entering the market at roughly 90 over the trailing quarter continue adding to an already deep pool. The wide gap between active and pending counts suggests near-term closing volume is unlikely to accelerate without a meaningful shift in buyer activity.
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Market data last updated Oct 1, 2026, 6:00 AM CDT · Editorial updated Oct 11, 2026, 3:28 AM CDT
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