75227 Home Values

Nearly four in ten sales in 75227 settled below asking over the past quarter — a meaningful retreat from the almost five in ten rate seen across the full trailing year, based on MLS data for 2026-06 closings in 75227. Yet sellers still gave back roughly two and a half cents on the dollar at closing, slightly better than the annual norm. Concession activity widened: more than six in ten transactions included seller concessions, up from roughly five in ten annually, with the typical concession running near $7,100. Price per square foot reached $175, above the $168 annual baseline, while homes closed in about 30 days versus the 38-day trailing-year pace.

Active listings in 75227 held at roughly 169 homes while pending contracts numbered only about 42 — a ratio that keeps months of supply near 6.7, modestly above Dallas County's approximately 6.3. New listings continued arriving at a pace that outpaces contract activity, with roughly 128 new listings entering the market against fewer than half that in pending volume. The widening gap between supply and absorption signals that buyers retain meaningful negotiating room heading into late summer, with no inventory contraction yet visible in the pipeline.

Price per square foot in 75227 climbed to roughly $174 in the most recent quarter — a meaningful uptick from the $167 annual average — while homes reached the closing table in about 29 days, well ahead of the 38-day pace seen across the full trailing year. Based on MLS data for 2026-05 closings in 75227, sellers received close to 98 cents on the dollar at closing, a notable improvement from the annual norm. The share of transactions settling below asking price fell from nearly half to roughly four in ten, though the limited sample of 69 quarterly closings suggests the directional trend rather than a definitive shift.

The pipeline in 75227 reflects a cautious market: with roughly 111 new listings arriving against only 42 pending contracts, supply continues to accumulate rather than clear. Active inventory held at about 151 homes, and the roughly 6.6 months of supply tracks just below the Dallas County benchmark of about 7 months — directionally, the data points toward a market where sellers face steady competition from incoming listings heading into summer.