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75158 Home Values

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75158 Market Snapshot

Median Sale Price
last 12 months
Price per Sq Ft
median $/sqft
Days on Market
list to contract
Sale-to-List
of original asking
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Seller's Buyer's
Active
59
listings
New
14
30 days
Closed
5
30 days
Pending
2
30 days
Supply
months
Absorption
monthly
Over List
sold above
Under List
sold below
Concessions
% of solds
Avg Concession
seller paid

Source: NTREIS MLS • Excludes leases • Jul 2026

75158 Market Trends

Median Sale Price
24 months
$181K$284K$387K$491K$594KSep 2024Jan 2025May 2025Sep 2025Jan 2026May 2026Jul 2026

Acreage and Elbow Room Rule This Market

This is ranch-and-rooftops country. Scurry and the surrounding Kaufman County corridor serve up big-lot properties -- one to ten acres is standard, and forty-five-acre spreads aren't unusual. Homes tend to be brick or hardy-plank on acreage, built between the 90s and early 2020s, with barns, workshops, and cross-fenced pastures that signal working or hobby-ranch use. New construction is creeping in with spec homes on one-plus-acre lots. Scurry-Rosser ISD anchors the family market.

Price per square foot in 75158 climbed to roughly $224 in the trailing quarter, a third consecutive monthly increase and now well above Kaufman County's broader median, based on MLS data for 2026-07 closings in 75158. With 18 closings feeding the sample, the trend reads as directional rather than conclusive, though it holds against a county backdrop where prices have moved far less. Sellers gave back roughly four and a half cents on the dollar at closing, an improvement from last month's wider gap, even as concession use crept up to nearly four in ten transactions. None of the quarter's closings exceeded list price, and days on market at closing stretched further, running well past four months.

Pending contracts in 75158 fell sharply to just four in the trailing quarter, down from nine a month prior, even as new listings held near 38 — nearly ten new homes reaching the market for every one going under contract. Active inventory ticked up to 60, and months of supply rose toward ten, further outpacing Kaufman County's broader reading of roughly eight months. The widening gap between new supply and pending activity signals absorption losing ground here, a pipeline pattern consistent with the slower pace showing up in recent closings.

Market Updates

Price per square foot in 75158 climbed to roughly $224 in the trailing quarter, a third consecutive monthly increase and now well above Kaufman County's broader median, based on MLS data for 2026-07 closings in 75158. With 18 closings feeding the sample, the trend reads as directional rather than conclusive, though it holds against a county backdrop where prices have moved far less. Sellers gave back roughly four and a half cents on the dollar at closing, an improvement from last month's wider gap, even as concession use crept up to nearly four in ten transactions. None of the quarter's closings exceeded list price, and days on market at closing stretched further, running well past four months.

Pending contracts in 75158 fell sharply to just four in the trailing quarter, down from nine a month prior, even as new listings held near 38 — nearly ten new homes reaching the market for every one going under contract. Active inventory ticked up to 60, and months of supply rose toward ten, further outpacing Kaufman County's broader reading of roughly eight months. The widening gap between new supply and pending activity signals absorption losing ground here, a pipeline pattern consistent with the slower pace showing up in recent closings.

The price premium that 75158 commands over the broader Kaufman County market widened in the latest quarter: price per square foot settled near $213 here, roughly a third above the county median of $159 — a gap that directionally suggests this zip code occupies a distinct tier within the county. Based on MLS data for 2026-06 closings in 75158, the median sale approached $360,000, about $60,000 above the countywide figure. Sellers gave back roughly six cents on the dollar at closing, slightly more ground than the county average, and concession participation was limited — about three in ten transactions — less than half the county rate of two in three. No closings exceeded list price in the trailing quarter.

The absorption picture in 75158 stands in contrast to its price premium: with roughly 57 active listings and only nine pending contracts, the pending-to-active ratio runs near 16 percent — just below the Kaufman County rate — suggesting demand has not caught up to the elevated supply. New listing additions totaled around 35 for the quarter, outpacing pending contracts nearly four to one. Months of supply near nine points to continued buyer-favorable conditions directionally, consistent with the broader county trend, though the limited sample warrants caution in drawing firm conclusions.

Days on market in 75158 have stretched to roughly four months for the closings captured in this baseline — more than double the pace recorded countywide in Kaufman — a signal the limited sample directionally supports. Based on MLS data for 2026-05 closings in 75158, price per square foot settled near $206, above the county median of $154 and a notable premium for this pocket of Kaufman County. Sellers gave back about seven cents on the dollar at closing, with roughly one in three transactions carrying a concession. No transactions closed above list price in the trailing quarter, a departure from the broader annual trend.

The pipeline in 75158 shows a pronounced mismatch between supply and absorption: active listings held at roughly 53 homes while only about eight transactions moved to pending status — a ratio that directionally suggests demand is not keeping pace with available supply. New listing activity added around 31 homes over the quarter, widening the gap further. With months of supply estimated near ten and a half, the forward-looking data points toward continued buyer-favorable conditions in 75158, consistent with the soft pending figures seen across Kaufman County's slower submarkets.

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