75479 Home Values
75479 Market Snapshot
| Active 35 listings | New 6 30 days | Closed 2 30 days | Pending 0 30 days | Supply 10.5 months | Absorption 2.9% monthly | Over List 3.7% sold above | Under List 55.6% sold below | Concessions 29.6% % of solds | Avg Concession $6,657 seller paid |
Source: NTREIS MLS • Excludes leases • Sep 2026
75479 Market Trends
Wide-Open Acres with Small-Town Roots
This stretch of Fannin County is almost entirely rural parcels and homesteads strung along FM roads between Savoy and Trenton. Most of the housing stock is custom-built homes on large acreage -- 15 to 40 acres with ag exemptions, stock ponds, and metal shop buildings. In Savoy proper you'll find a handful of older cottages from the mid-century era on quarter-acre lots. There's essentially no subdivision development out here.
Price per square foot in 75479 slipped back to roughly $200 this quarter, the first reading below that mark since June, as buyers pressed for discounts. Based on MLS data for October 2026 closings in 75479, six of the ten sales settled below asking, and sellers collected about 93 cents on the dollar, with three in ten carrying concessions averaging near $5,800. Median sale price eased toward $295K, essentially level with Fannin County's roughly $294K, while closed-sale duration of about 92 days ran longer than the county's 80. With only ten closings, these signals carry wide confidence intervals, and the county's broader pattern of deep discounting is the steadier reference.
Pipeline data in 75479 shows supply still dwarfing demand: 35 active listings against a single pending contract, a ratio unchanged from a month earlier even as inventory edged up from 33. Months of supply eased to roughly ten and a half, tighter than last month but nowhere near balance, and below Fannin County's roughly 18-month cushion. Sixteen new listings arrived over the quarter, again outpacing contract activity. With one pending contract, the county's broader pipeline, 20 pending against nearly 960 active, remains the steadier gauge of near-term direction.
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Price per square foot in 75479 slipped back to roughly $200 this quarter, the first reading below that mark since June, as buyers pressed for discounts. Based on MLS data for October 2026 closings in 75479, six of the ten sales settled below asking, and sellers collected about 93 cents on the dollar, with three in ten carrying concessions averaging near $5,800. Median sale price eased toward $295K, essentially level with Fannin County's roughly $294K, while closed-sale duration of about 92 days ran longer than the county's 80. With only ten closings, these signals carry wide confidence intervals, and the county's broader pattern of deep discounting is the steadier reference.
Pipeline data in 75479 shows supply still dwarfing demand: 35 active listings against a single pending contract, a ratio unchanged from a month earlier even as inventory edged up from 33. Months of supply eased to roughly ten and a half, tighter than last month but nowhere near balance, and below Fannin County's roughly 18-month cushion. Sixteen new listings arrived over the quarter, again outpacing contract activity. With one pending contract, the county's broader pipeline, 20 pending against nearly 960 active, remains the steadier gauge of near-term direction.
A modest uptick in closings gave 75479 a slightly larger sample this quarter — eight transactions, versus six the month before, based on MLS data for September 2026 closings in 75479 — though with well under two dozen sales on record, price signals here still carry wide confidence intervals next to Fannin County's deeper pool. Closed-sale duration held near 90 days, well above the county's roughly 78-day pace, even as volume ticked higher. Price per square foot eased to roughly $220 and median sale prices slipped to around $305K. Sellers gave back more ground, collecting roughly 93 cents on the dollar as concessions applied to more than a third of closings, the average climbing toward $5,800.
Pipeline signals point to a market thinning further rather than accelerating. Only one contract is pending against 33 active listings in 75479, down from two a month earlier, even as fourteen new listings entered the queue — a slower pace than last quarter's sixteen. Months of supply eased to roughly 12, tighter than Fannin County's roughly 20-month cushion, though a single pending contract makes that gap hard to read as genuine acceleration. The county's own pipeline — a comparatively modest 13 pending contracts against more than a thousand active listings — offers the steadier signal for near-term direction in 75479.
Price per square foot in 75479 climbed to roughly $255 based on MLS data for August 2026 closings in 75479, extending last month's rebound and running above Fannin County's $203 benchmark. Median sale prices moved the other direction, slipping to around $360K from July's push past $410K — evidence a different mix of homes, not a broad price shift, drove the per-square-foot gain. Seller leverage kept eroding: concessions applied to roughly a third of closings, up from one in four in July, with the average concession growing to about $4,500. Sellers collected just over 95 cents on the dollar, edging down from July's near-97. Six transactions closed this quarter, still among the thinnest counts on record for the zip.
Pipeline signals reinforce the softer footing sellers occupy this quarter. Months of supply eased to around eighteen months from July's roughly twenty-seven, still far beyond what a balanced market would require, leaving buyers ample room to negotiate. Active inventory held steady near three dozen listings, in line with the past year's pace, while pending contracts ticked up to two against sixteen new listings entering the pipeline, meaning fresh supply keeps outrunning contract activity. The pace of closings shows no sign of quickening. Fannin County's own pipeline, carrying a similarly loose supply cushion, offers little near-term relief for the zip.
Price per square foot in 75479 climbed to roughly $220 over the trailing quarter, based on MLS data for July 2026 closings in 75479 — a reversal after two straight months of erosion that had pushed the figure into the low $180s. Median sale prices followed, moving past $410K. List-price recovery firmed too: sellers collected nearly 97 cents on the dollar, concessions applied to just one in four closings, and the average concession fell to roughly $3,000, down sharply from earlier this year. Still, none of the four transactions closed above asking. With only four closings recorded, the smallest quarterly count yet for the zip, this rebound reads as a signal worth watching rather than a confirmed trend.
The pipeline in 75479 tells a different story. Months of supply in the zip roughly doubled to around 27 months, and just a single pending contract sits against 36 active listings — an absorption pace far below what would be needed to draw down inventory. New listings held near the prior period's pace, meaning fresh supply keeps arriving faster than contracts can clear it. Fannin County's own pipeline remains loose, with the county's months of supply also elevated, offering little relief. The gap between a resilient closed market and a swelling pipeline is the story to watch heading into fall.
Closed activity in 75479 has slowed sharply, with just eight transactions recorded over the trailing three months against a pace of more than thirty over the prior year. Days on market stretched to about 100 days at close — roughly a third longer than the trailing annual figure — signaling that properties are taking considerably more time to clear. Based on MLS data for June 2026 closings in 75479, price per square foot dropped to around $184, down from roughly $207 over the trailing twelve months, while median sale prices settled near $330K. Sellers gave back more than eleven cents on the dollar, with concession rates rising to half of all closings and average seller contributions climbing toward $7,100 — well above prior-period levels. Not a single transaction closed above asking price. With fewer than a dozen closings this quarter, these signals carry wide confidence intervals, but the directional shift across multiple metrics is consistent.
With only three pending contracts against 35 active listings, the pipeline in 75479 reflects a market moving at a deliberate pace. That pending-to-active ratio points to absorption well below what would be needed to reduce existing supply, and new listings over the period continued to outpace contracts by a wide margin. At the county level, Fannin County carries 97 pending contracts against 948 active listings — a similarly constrained absorption picture — suggesting the broader market offers limited pull-forward effect for 75479's pipeline. Months of supply in the zip remain elevated near 13, consistent with a market where velocity has slowed materially.
Price per square foot in 75479 ran roughly $146 at closing over the past three months, about 14% below Fannin County's recent benchmark of $170 — a notable gap for this rural zip. Sellers gave back more than eleven cents on the dollar, with list-price recovery near 88%, well short of the county's 94%. Half of the eight MLS closings recorded for 75479 carried seller concessions averaging around $7,100, and nearly two-thirds of transactions settled below asking. Based on MLS data for May 2026 closings in 75479, buyers here are consistently closing at steeper discounts than the broader Fannin County market.
Forward-looking data for 75479 points to a supply-heavy environment. With roughly 12 months of supply and only four pending contracts against 33 active listings, absorption has slowed substantially. Nineteen new listings entered the zip during the period, outpacing contract activity by a wide margin. Closed-sale duration has stretched to around 85 days, reflecting the pace of a market working through elevated inventory. At the county level, supply conditions run even heavier at roughly 18 months, indicating the broader Fannin market is unlikely to pull forward 75479's pipeline in the near term.
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Market data last updated Oct 1, 2026, 6:00 AM CDT · Editorial updated Oct 11, 2026, 7:28 PM CDT
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