Trophy Club Home Values

Price per square foot in Trophy Club settled near $261 this quarter, a premium of roughly 30% over Denton County's $200 and a sixth straight month above $250, based on MLS data for October 2026 closings in Trophy Club. The limited sample of 56 closings directionally suggests a median sale price near $811K, with sellers collecting about 98 cents on the dollar. Concessions appeared in more than four in ten sales and averaged roughly $12,600, the heaviest give-back of the recent run, while more than a third of closings finished under original asking price. Homes closed in under three weeks, well ahead of the county's pace.

Months of supply in Trophy Club widened to roughly three months, though still about half Denton County's six-month reading, even as active inventory slid to 59 homes. Pending contracts numbered only about eight against 56 new listings in the recent quarter, a lopsided gap suggesting fresh supply is arriving faster than contracts are signed. Quick turnover on listings that do sell, near 18 days, keeps absorption brisk. The pipeline confirms buyers hold more room than last month's tighter reading, yet scarcity relative to the county still limits how far that leverage extends.

For the first time in three months, concession activity in Trophy Club turned higher rather than easing, with the average give-back climbing to roughly $10,200 and now present in a bit more than four in ten closings — up from August's steadier reading near $8,400, based on MLS data for September 2026 closings in Trophy Club. Price per square foot still edged higher, settling around $265 and extending a run above $250 that now stretches into a fifth month. Sellers held onto close to 99 cents on every dollar asked, though nearly three in ten transactions closed under the original list price, a slightly larger share than August.

Trophy Club's pipeline stayed tight even as sellers softened their stance at the table this quarter: active inventory eased to 68 homes and new listings pulled back to the low 70s, keeping months of supply near two and a half — well under Denton County's roughly six-month reading. Pending contracts held near their recent low, suggesting absorption hasn't slackened despite the shift in negotiating terms. The combination points to a market where scarcity alone isn't keeping conditions fully in sellers' favor.

Price per square foot in Trophy Club reached $261 this quarter, a fourth straight month above the $250 mark and still roughly 28% ahead of Denton County's broader per-square-foot level, based on MLS data for August 2026 closings in Trophy Club. Median sale price landed in the mid-$840s. Closings themselves moved noticeably faster, wrapping in about two weeks on average, and sellers came away with close to 99 cents on every dollar asked. Concession activity held essentially steady, present in roughly four in ten sales, with the average give-back easing slightly to around $8,400. Only about a quarter of transactions closed under the original asking price, a smaller share than a year ago.

Months of supply in Trophy Club tightened to under three this quarter, a faster pace of absorption than Denton County's near six-month reading. Pending contracts kept falling even as new listings held near 80 for the period, stretching the gap between fresh supply and signed contracts well past last month's already lopsided split. Active inventory eased slightly to 71 homes. The pattern points to a pipeline where available homes are being pulled off market faster than new pending activity is replacing them.