75422 Home Values
75422 Market Snapshot
| Active 65 listings | New 8 30 days | Closed 3 30 days | Pending 0 30 days | Supply 24.4 months | Absorption 3.1% monthly | Over List 2.8% sold above | Under List 44.4% sold below | Concessions 30.6% % of solds | Avg Concession $10,952 seller paid |
Source: NTREIS MLS • Excludes leases • Jun 2026
75422 Market Trends
Campbell's Acreage Market Tests Buyers' Patience
Campbell and the surrounding Lone Oak corridor is ranch country with a residential footnote. The dominant housing stock here isn't subdivisions -- it's 1990s-era brick homes anchored to two-acre minimums, set back from farm-to-market roads behind pipe gates and gravel drives. You'll find the occasional manufactured home on larger parcels, usually accompanied by a metal shop and stock pond. The big-ticket inventory is working ranches running 25 to 270-plus acres.
Closings slowed further in 75422 this quarter, with homes that sold taking roughly three and a half months to find a buyer — up from about two months over the trailing year and continuing a stretch of lengthening timelines. Based on MLS data for 2026-07 closings in 75422, only eight sales closed in the period, a thin enough sample that Hunt County's broader pricing pattern offers steadier footing: even so, price per square foot here landed near $186, still well above the county's roughly $161 mark. Sellers gave back a bit more ground than the trailing-year average, with concessions appearing in nearly four of every ten deals and roughly six in ten sales settling below list.
Two pending contracts are on record against 65 active listings in 75422 this quarter — a conversion gap that dwarfs Hunt County's pace, where pending counts run far closer to one-tenth of active inventory. New listings kept arriving at a similar rate to recent months, adding to supply without pulling the pipeline toward resolution. Months of supply now stretches past two years, more than double the county's roughly eleven-month benchmark, reinforcing a pattern of inventory accumulating with little near-term absorption in sight.
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Closings slowed further in 75422 this quarter, with homes that sold taking roughly three and a half months to find a buyer — up from about two months over the trailing year and continuing a stretch of lengthening timelines. Based on MLS data for 2026-07 closings in 75422, only eight sales closed in the period, a thin enough sample that Hunt County's broader pricing pattern offers steadier footing: even so, price per square foot here landed near $186, still well above the county's roughly $161 mark. Sellers gave back a bit more ground than the trailing-year average, with concessions appearing in nearly four of every ten deals and roughly six in ten sales settling below list.
Two pending contracts are on record against 65 active listings in 75422 this quarter — a conversion gap that dwarfs Hunt County's pace, where pending counts run far closer to one-tenth of active inventory. New listings kept arriving at a similar rate to recent months, adding to supply without pulling the pipeline toward resolution. Months of supply now stretches past two years, more than double the county's roughly eleven-month benchmark, reinforcing a pattern of inventory accumulating with little near-term absorption in sight.
With fewer than a dozen closings in the latest quarter, price signals in 75422 carry wide confidence intervals — but the directional divergence from Hunt County is difficult to ignore. Based on MLS data for 2026-06 closings in 75422, the median price per square foot landed roughly 37 percent above the county benchmark, a gap that has persisted even as the zip's list-to-sale ratio held near par. Sellers here recaptured slightly more of their asking price than the county average, though the share of transactions closing below list climbed toward four in ten — up from three in ten over the prior year.
The pipeline picture in 75422 diverges sharply from Hunt County's broader market. With roughly 21 months of supply against the county's 11, this zip is carrying nearly double the absorption burden. Only five pending contracts were recorded against 62 active listings — a pending-to-active ratio well below the county's pace. New listing activity remained modest, suggesting the supply overhang is not being driven by a surge of fresh inventory but rather by homes accumulating without buyers.
The pulse of 75422 has slowed to a near standstill in recent months. Homes are averaging close to three months on the market — nearly double the pace from the broader trailing year — and just a handful of closings are happening at any given time. Based on MLS data for April 2026 closings in 75422, only three homes were pending at month's end, a striking drop from the double-digit pending counts seen earlier. With more than 21 months of supply and half of all sellers accepting below-list offers, this Hunt County zip code is running firmly in buyer territory right now.
If you're considering selling in 75422, lead with your pricing — it's the single biggest lever you have. Homes that linger 90 days here almost always started too high and had to chase buyers down. Price at or just below what recent comps support (roughly $215–$220 per square foot is the current range) and you'll immediately stand out among the 73 active listings. Offering a small concession upfront rather than negotiating it out later can also signal confidence and shorten your time on market.
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Market data last updated Jul 1, 2026, 6:00 AM CDT · Editorial updated Jul 4, 2026, 11:06 PM CDT
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