75414 Home Values
75414 Market Snapshot
| Active 66 listings | New 3 30 days | Closed 8 30 days | Pending 2 30 days | Supply 15.2 months | Absorption 4.5% monthly | Over List 0% sold above | Under List 49.1% sold below | Concessions 34.5% % of solds | Avg Concession $11,038 seller paid |
Source: NTREIS MLS • Excludes leases • Sep 2026
75414 Market Trends
Acreage Country Living Near Bells ISD
The 75414 corridor stretches across the Grayson County countryside between Bells and Whitewright, where brick ranch homes on half-acre subdivision lots give way to newer construction on one- to two-acre parcels in neighborhoods like Hunter Ridge and Riatta Bend Estates. Older frame and brick homes from the 1930s through 1980s cluster in the Bells town grid, while post-2000 builds push outward onto cleared acreage along FM roads.
Closed sales in 75414 numbered just thirteen this quarter, among the thinnest readings on record for the zip code, so price per square foot — which slipped to roughly $115, down from $121 last month and well below the trailing-year figure near $160 — carries a wide confidence interval. Based on MLS data for September 2026 closings in 75414, roughly three in ten transactions closed below list, and sellers recovered just over ninety-four cents of every listed dollar, close to Grayson County's own reading near ninety-six cents. Concession activity affected under one in four closings here, well below the county's rate of better than four in ten, a gap suggesting 75414's negotiating dynamics are shifting even as price keeps drifting lower.
Months of supply in 75414 eased to roughly sixteen months this quarter, down from near nineteen and a half in August, though the reading remains well above Grayson County's roughly twelve and a half — a gap that continues to favor buyers despite the improvement. Active inventory held steady near seventy homes while pending contracts stayed pinned at just two, and new listings outpaced pending volume by better than ten to one. The imbalance suggests 75414's buyer-favorable conditions are easing at the margins but remain structurally intact heading into fall.
Market Updates
Closed sales in 75414 numbered just thirteen this quarter, among the thinnest readings on record for the zip code, so price per square foot — which slipped to roughly $115, down from $121 last month and well below the trailing-year figure near $160 — carries a wide confidence interval. Based on MLS data for September 2026 closings in 75414, roughly three in ten transactions closed below list, and sellers recovered just over ninety-four cents of every listed dollar, close to Grayson County's own reading near ninety-six cents. Concession activity affected under one in four closings here, well below the county's rate of better than four in ten, a gap suggesting 75414's negotiating dynamics are shifting even as price keeps drifting lower.
Months of supply in 75414 eased to roughly sixteen months this quarter, down from near nineteen and a half in August, though the reading remains well above Grayson County's roughly twelve and a half — a gap that continues to favor buyers despite the improvement. Active inventory held steady near seventy homes while pending contracts stayed pinned at just two, and new listings outpaced pending volume by better than ten to one. The imbalance suggests 75414's buyer-favorable conditions are easing at the margins but remain structurally intact heading into fall.
The premium 75414 held over Grayson County earlier this year flipped to a discount in the latest quarter, with closed sales landing near $121 per square foot against the county's roughly $171. Based on MLS data for August 2026 closings in 75414, the median sale price eased to about $291,000, converging closer to the county's own figure near $298,000. With only about a dozen closings behind the reading, the shift carries a wide confidence interval, but sellers continued recovering close to ninety-four cents of every listed dollar, and roughly three in ten transactions closed below list — a narrower share than the trailing-year norm even as the price signal moved lower.
Months of supply in 75414 pushed further above the county's benchmark this quarter, climbing to roughly nineteen and a half against Grayson County's reading near twelve — a gap that widened even as pending contracts thinned to just two heading into fall. New listings kept arriving faster than contracts could absorb them, a pattern that mirrors the broader county pipeline but shows up more sharply at the zip level given the smaller pool of active buyers here. The gap bears watching as the thin pending count offers little near-term signal on its own.
Homes that closed in 75414 moved off the market markedly faster this quarter, with the typical closed-sale duration dropping to just under two months, down from nearly three months across the trailing twelve-month window. Based on MLS data for July 2026 closings in 75414, that quickened pace came even as closed volume ticked up, with nineteen sales completing against a run rate closer to fifteen across the trailing year — still a limited sample for this zip code. Price per square foot held essentially flat near $182, keeping the trailing-year gain of almost fifteen percent intact, while sellers continued giving back over a third of transactions to concessions averaging roughly $16,000, a larger giveback than the trailing-year norm.
The pipeline behind that faster close time thinned out considerably: pending contracts in 75414 fell to just five heading into the third quarter, down sharply from a trailing-year pace near four dozen, even as new listings slowed only modestly and active inventory held near 79 homes. Months of supply eased to about twelve and a half, converging toward Grayson County's own reading near twelve — a sign that 75414's inventory overhang, while still elevated, is no longer running meaningfully hotter than the broader county pipeline.
Nearly two-thirds of closings in 75414 settled below the original list price in the latest quarter — a buyer-favorable outcome that persisted from the prior period. Based on MLS data for 2026-06 closings in 75414, sellers recovered just under ninety-seven cents of every listed dollar at the table, a notable improvement over the trailing twelve-month average of about ninety-four cents, yet the absence of any sale above list confirms that upward price pressure remains absent in this zip code. Concession activity affected roughly four in ten completed transactions, with the average seller contribution running above thirteen thousand dollars — a figure that directionally suggests buyers in 75414 continue to extract meaningful value at closing despite the zip code's above-county valuation relative to Grayson.
The supply picture in 75414 widened further heading into summer, with active inventory climbing toward seventy homes while pending contracts held at just eleven — a ratio that leaves months of supply near thirteen, above the county benchmark of roughly eleven and a half. New listing activity in the latest quarter outpaced pending volume by more than two-to-one, continuing the absorption imbalance noted in the prior period. With demand signals this muted against a deepening active pool, near-term conditions in 75414 appear to favor buyers seeking negotiating room, though the limited transaction volume means directional readings carry wider-than-usual uncertainty.
Price per square foot in 75414 ran roughly 18 percent above the Grayson County median in the latest three-month window — a notable divergence from the broader county market. Based on MLS data for 2026-05 closings in 75414, completed sales landed near $197 per square foot against a county figure closer to $167. The median sale carries a wide confidence interval given only about 16 closings in the period, but directionally the data points toward 75414 pricing at a premium to its surroundings. Sellers here recovered better than nine and a half cents of every listed dollar — above the county average — while nearly two-thirds of transactions closed below list.
The pipeline in 75414 tells a more cautious story than the closed-sale premium suggests. Active inventory held near 64 homes against just 11 pending contracts, producing a supply-to-demand imbalance that keeps months of supply around 12 — slightly tighter than the county's roughly 15 months but still firmly in buyer-favorable territory. New listing activity outpaced pending volume by more than two-to-one in the latest quarter, a ratio that signals continued absorption pressure heading into summer despite the zip code's above-county valuation.
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Market data last updated Oct 1, 2026, 6:00 AM CDT · Editorial updated Sep 27, 2026, 3:32 PM CDT
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