76645 Home Values

Hillsboro sits at the I-35 and I-35W split. Downtown blocks hold early-1900s Craftsman and Tudor brick homes. Head toward the country club and you find 1970s and 1980s brick ranches. New construction clusters are popping up on the edges of town. Beyond the city limits, rolling hay fields, wooded creek bottoms, and hundred-plus-acre ranch tracts.

At roughly $147 per square foot, recent closings in 76645 directionally suggest a market where buyers have been gaining ground. Based on MLS data for closings in 76645, the limited sample of 34 transactions points toward a median near $249K — above the twelve-month figure of $234K, though the small count warrants caution. Closed sales averaged roughly 85 days, and sellers gave back approximately four and a half cents on the dollar at the closing table. Around four in ten sales carried a seller concession averaging near $8,500, and nearly half of transactions settled below the original list price.

With 14.7 months of supply and only 26 pending transactions against 167 active listings, the pipeline in 76645 leans heavily toward oversupply. New listings over the period reached 98, suggesting continued replenishment while absorption remains slow. At an 85-day close duration, velocity has not shown meaningful acceleration. The ratio of pending to active inventory directionally suggests near-term conditions are likely to remain buyer-favorable.