McLendon Chisholm Home Values

McLendon Chisholm's housing stock splits cleanly between two worlds. The Heritage and Sonoma Verde master-planned communities anchor the market with production homes from Altura, Highland, and Bloomfield — mostly single-story plans on one-acre lots ranging from the high $400s to mid $800s, heavy on open-concept layouts with quartz kitchens, freestanding tubs, and three-car garages. Outside those communities, legacy custom homes on five-plus-acre parcels line the rural roads, offering pools, barns, and mature tree cover. A growing rental segment in Sonoma Verde rounds out a market defined by Rockwall ISD zoning and generous lot sizes.

Closed sales in McLendon Chisholm have settled at roughly $200 per square foot over the most recent period, a premium that directionally suggests this submarket remains above the Rockwall County median despite softening conditions. Based on MLS data for recent closings in McLendon Chisholm, the median transaction came in near $655K, though that figure comes with caveats: roughly three-quarters of closed deals included a seller concession averaging around $16,800, and buyers on average paid back about six and a half cents on the dollar from list. The year-over-year price trend has dipped roughly 7%, and the median time from list to close stretched to approximately 111 days.

With supply at nearly 10 months, the McLendon Chisholm pipeline directionally suggests a market absorbing well below typical pace. Active listings outnumber pending contracts by more than three to one, and recent new listings have continued to outpace contract activity. While the sample is limited for this submarket, the median days-on-market trend points toward a slow-absorption pattern that appears to be building rather than reflecting a short-term fluctuation.