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76028 Home Values

Median Sale Price
$349,599
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76028 Market Snapshot

Median Sale Price
$349,599
▼ 4.0% YoY
Price per Sq Ft
$177
median $/sqft
Days on Market
39
list to contract
Sale-to-List
96.9%
of original asking
Slightly Favors Buyers 5.3 months of supply
Seller's Buyer's
Active
507
listings
New
114
30 days
Closed
80
30 days
Pending
10
30 days
Supply
5.3
months
Absorption
7.5%
monthly
Over List
1.6%
sold above
Under List
47.9%
sold below
Concessions
56.4%
% of solds
Avg Concession
$9,203
seller paid

Source: NTREIS MLS • Excludes leases • Sep 2026

76028 Market Trends

Median Sale Price
24 months
$269K$306K$343K$379K$416KNov 2024Mar 2025Jul 2025Nov 2025Mar 2026Jul 2026Sep 2026

Burleson Builds Out While Old Roots Hold

Burleson's 76028 stretches from the older brick ranches near Old Town south through the Shannon Creek and Willow Creek Crossing subdivisions where D.R. Horton and Impression Homes are still delivering new single-stories on compact lots. You'll spot acreage properties with barns and no HOA, sitting next to gated luxury pockets like Veridian Point.

Roughly 315 closings in the latest quarter give 76028's price signals a firm footing, and they show the pace of sales easing. Based on MLS data for 2026-09 closings in 76028, homes needed about 36 days to close, several days slower than last month's brisk turnaround, though still well ahead of the county's roughly 47. Price per square foot slipped to about $176, level with the Johnson County benchmark after months above it. Sellers received about 97 cents on the dollar, and concessions accompanied more than half of sales at an average near $9,800, keeping negotiating room intact.

Pending contracts in 76028 rebounded to roughly 47 from a low base last month, a sign that buyer activity is picking back up even as new listings slowed to about 370 over the quarter, down from the mid-400s earlier in summer. Active inventory held near 520 homes, leaving months of supply at about five, still well under Johnson County's near eight. Homes closing more slowly while contracts recover points to a market that is regaining momentum after a soft stretch, with supply staying comparatively tight.

Market Updates

Roughly 315 closings in the latest quarter give 76028's price signals a firm footing, and they show the pace of sales easing. Based on MLS data for 2026-09 closings in 76028, homes needed about 36 days to close, several days slower than last month's brisk turnaround, though still well ahead of the county's roughly 47. Price per square foot slipped to about $176, level with the Johnson County benchmark after months above it. Sellers received about 97 cents on the dollar, and concessions accompanied more than half of sales at an average near $9,800, keeping negotiating room intact.

Pending contracts in 76028 rebounded to roughly 47 from a low base last month, a sign that buyer activity is picking back up even as new listings slowed to about 370 over the quarter, down from the mid-400s earlier in summer. Active inventory held near 520 homes, leaving months of supply at about five, still well under Johnson County's near eight. Homes closing more slowly while contracts recover points to a market that is regaining momentum after a soft stretch, with supply staying comparatively tight.

Homes closing in 76028 this quarter changed hands in about a month — roughly 31 days from list to contract, based on MLS data for 2026-08 closings in 76028 — versus nearly two months across Johnson County overall, a gap that has held since spring. Price per square foot landed just above $179, edging out the county's roughly $176 median, while sellers here kept closer to full price, receiving about 97 cents on the dollar against 96 cents countywide. Concessions ran a touch lighter locally, appearing in just over half of transactions compared with roughly six in ten countywide. With 320 closings in the trailing quarter, the county comparison carries a solid sample behind it.

Johnson County's broader pipeline looks looser than 76028's. Months of supply across the zip stands near five, well under the county's roughly eight — a gap consistent with recent quarters. Pending contracts against active listings also turn over faster locally: about one in fourteen active listings in 76028 carries a pending contract, versus roughly one in twenty countywide. New listing activity has pulled back from earlier in the summer, a pattern echoed at the county level, suggesting the tighter relative supply in 76028 isn't a temporary blip but a structural gap that has persisted through multiple quarters.

Price per square foot in 76028 held essentially flat at roughly $178, based on MLS data for 2026-07 closings in 76028, keeping the zip's valuation trend steady after several months of gradual softening in the broader trailing-12-month figure. What shifted was pace: homes that closed this quarter did so in about 32 days, continuing a run of quicker turnarounds and marking the fastest close-to-contract window in recent months. Sellers still gave ground at the table — more than half of transactions included concessions averaging nearly $9,900, and roughly four in ten closed under list — but list-to-sale ratios held near 97 cents on the dollar. With 341 closings in the trailing quarter, the sample comfortably supports the reading.

Pending contracts in 76028 fell by more than half from the prior month, dropping to roughly 95 even as active inventory held essentially steady near 530 homes. New listing activity also eased, pulling back to the high 400s after several months of stronger flow. Months of supply ticked up slightly to just under five, a modest loosening rather than a sharp one. Set against homes closing in roughly a month at the sale stage, the gap between how fast deals finish and how few are entering contract suggests the recent quickness may not carry into late summer.

Concession activity widened in 76028 heading into summer, with more than half of sellers contributing toward buyer costs at closing — a share that has grown compared to earlier in the year. Based on MLS data for 2026-06 closings in 76028, sellers across the zip received roughly 97 cents on the dollar against list, while the median closed at approximately $178 per square foot. Around four in ten transactions closed below asking, and homes that did move reached contract in about 37 days. The year-over-year price trend remains modestly negative, and with roughly 345 closings in the trailing quarter, the data carries enough volume to reflect structural conditions rather than noise.

Active listing inventory in 76028 has climbed to roughly 525 homes, and new listing volume over the past three months reached nearly 475 — both meaningfully higher than recent quarters. That expanding supply has not yet loosened absorption: about 200 contracts were pending at last count, and months of supply held near four and a half. The ratio of pending to active listings suggests demand is keeping pace with the new inventory entering the market, leaving buyers with more options heading into the second half of the year without a decisive shift in negotiating conditions.

Sellers in 76028 outperformed their Johnson County counterparts by a notable margin in May 2026 closings. Based on MLS data for 2026-05 closings in 76028, the zip logged a median of roughly $177 per square foot — about four percent above the county benchmark — while homes closed at nearly 97 cents on the dollar against list, compared to around 95 cents countywide. Concession activity remained elevated, with more than half of sellers contributing toward buyer costs at an average of roughly $9,000 per transaction. Homes moved to close in about 39 days on average, less than 60 percent of the county's median time to close.

The supply picture in 76028 diverges sharply from the broader Johnson County market. With roughly 4.6 months of supply, the zip sits well below the county's approximately 10 months — a gap that signals meaningfully tighter near-term conditions in 76028 relative to its surroundings. About 190 contracts were pending at last count against 460 active listings, a pending-to-active ratio that outpaces the county's comparable figure. New listing volume of roughly 412 over the trailing quarter has not yet loosened that relative tightness.

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Market data last updated Oct 1, 2026, 6:00 AM CDT · Editorial updated Sep 29, 2026, 11:29 AM CDT

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