75159 Home Values
75159 Market Snapshot
| Active 211 listings | New 72 30 days | Closed 37 30 days | Pending 9 30 days | Supply 5.9 months | Absorption 40.3% monthly | Over List 3.4% sold above | Under List 58% sold below | Concessions 67.4% % of solds | Avg Concession $11,657 seller paid |
Source: NTREIS MLS • Excludes leases • Apr 2026
75159 Market Trends
New Builds Reshaping Southeast Dallas Corridors
The 75159 corridor stretches from the older brick ranch neighborhoods inside Seagoville city limits out through the rolling acreage tracts of Combine. Closer to town you'll find compact single-story homes on quarter-acre lots built in the early 2000s. Head south along 175 or Malloy Bridge Road and the lots open up to full acres with mature oaks, detached workshops, and room for livestock. New-build activity is concentrated in master-planned pockets like Stonehaven and Seagoville Farms.
Closed transactions in 75159 averaged roughly $155 per square foot—about 24% below the Dallas County median—a spread that underscores the zip's distinct affordability tier within the metro. Based on MLS data for May 2026 closings in 75159, sellers gave back nearly three cents on the dollar, while more than four in five deals included a concession averaging around $11,600. Prices have drifted roughly 7% lower year-over-year, and nearly six in ten closed sales settled below original list. Homes spent a median of 55 days reaching close, well above the 34-day county pace.
Pipeline conditions in 75159 reflect 211 active listings against just 85 pending contracts—a ratio that points to continued buyer selectivity. New supply added over the trailing three months reached 184 listings, outpacing the pending count and leaving inventory levels flat rather than tightening. At 5.9 months of supply, the zip sits marginally below the Dallas County figure of 7.0, though that slight advantage is offset by a median days-on-market well above the county norm. Near-term absorption signals do not point to a meaningful shift in pace.
Market Updates
Closed transactions in 75159 averaged roughly $155 per square foot—about 24% below the Dallas County median—a spread that underscores the zip's distinct affordability tier within the metro. Based on MLS data for May 2026 closings in 75159, sellers gave back nearly three cents on the dollar, while more than four in five deals included a concession averaging around $11,600. Prices have drifted roughly 7% lower year-over-year, and nearly six in ten closed sales settled below original list. Homes spent a median of 55 days reaching close, well above the 34-day county pace.
Pipeline conditions in 75159 reflect 211 active listings against just 85 pending contracts—a ratio that points to continued buyer selectivity. New supply added over the trailing three months reached 184 listings, outpacing the pending count and leaving inventory levels flat rather than tightening. At 5.9 months of supply, the zip sits marginally below the Dallas County figure of 7.0, though that slight advantage is offset by a median days-on-market well above the county norm. Near-term absorption signals do not point to a meaningful shift in pace.
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Market data last updated May 7, 2026, 5:21 AM CDT · Editorial updated May 10, 2026, 11:14 PM CDT
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