Highland Village Home Values

Highland Village sits along the eastern shore of Lewisville Lake in southern Denton County, a compact city of roughly 16,000 residents who chose it for a specific reason: top-tier Lewisville ISD schools, lake access, and miles of interconnected hike-and-bike trails threading through mature-canopy neighborhoods. Communities like Highland Shores, Castlewood, and Chapel Hill Estates anchor the housing stock with oversized lots, greenbelt buffers, and direct trail connectivity. Many homes back to wooded creek corridors or parkland, giving the city a density of outdoor amenity that belies its suburban footprint. Boat owners store their rigs in the driveway here — double-gate side yards are a selling point, not an eyesore.

At roughly $229 per square foot, Highland Village homes sold at a meaningful premium to the broader Denton County market, where the trailing-three-month benchmark settled closer to $199. Based on MLS data for recent closings in Highland Village, sellers collected nearly full ask — giving back less than one cent on the dollar at close, compared to the three cents more commonly conceded across Denton County. Concessions appeared in half of all Highland Village transactions, averaging roughly $7,700. Homes moved to close in a median of 22 days, more than twice as fast as the county-wide pace, reflecting the distinct demand characteristics of this enclave.

Months of supply in Highland Village sat at 3.9 over the trailing quarter — slipping just below the 4.0 threshold associated with balanced conditions and running well tighter than the Denton County benchmark of 6.4. Pending inventory of 19 homes against 76 new listings points to selective absorption, with not all new supply clearing immediately. Active inventory held steady. The relatively tight supply picture directionally suggests near-term conditions may remain firm, though the gap between new listings and pending transactions warrants watching.