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By the Numbers
Curious about what the market’s doing in your neighborhood? Whether you’re thinking of buying, selling, or just staying informed, our local real estate market updates help you make smarter decisions. Below, you'll find the latest stats, trends, and expert commentary—broken down by county, city, and even neighborhood. This page is updated monthly with insights from The Dunnican Team’s on-the-ground expertise.
Latest Update: January 2026 • Data via NTREIS
PRICES
Dallas ended 2025 with a median price of $440,000, up 2.9% year over year. Even with higher rates, pricing held up in many parts of the city, which points to continued demand for well-located homes and neighborhoods with strong long-term appeal. The key shift is that price strength is more selective—condition, location, and livability matter more than they did in the fast-cycle years.
SALES ACTIVITY
Closed sales declined to 9,825, down 4.8% from 2024. That drop reflects slower transaction volume rather than a market standstill, and it aligns with what you’d expect in a higher-rate environment: buyers are still active, but they’re taking more time, negotiating more, and focusing on value. Homes that are priced correctly and show well are still selling, while others may sit longer.
INVENTORY
Active listings increased to 4,023, up 26.7% year over year, giving buyers noticeably more options than they had in prior years. More inventory reduces urgency and puts more pressure on sellers to compete on price and presentation, especially in segments where there are many similar homes available. This is one of the biggest drivers behind the more negotiation-friendly tone buyers experienced in late 2025.
MARKET BALANCE
Months of inventory rose to 3.9, up 0.6 from the prior year, moving Dallas closer to a balanced market. This level isn’t “high inventory,” but it is enough to shift leverage and slow the pace compared to the peak seller-driven cycle. The market is still active, but outcomes are increasingly tied to strategy—pricing, condition, and marketing quality have a larger impact on results.
Looking ahead to 2026, Dallas is likely to continue operating in a more balanced environment, with inventory levels remaining the primary driver of buyer leverage and negotiation. If active listings stay elevated, buyers should keep more control over terms, particularly in segments where there are many comparable homes competing for attention. Pricing is expected to remain steady to modestly positive overall, but appreciation will likely be uneven—stronger in neighborhoods with consistent demand and limited supply, softer where buyers have multiple alternatives. Mortgage rates will remain the biggest swing factor: if rates stay high, buyers will remain selective and concession-focused; if rates ease, demand could accelerate quickly during the spring and early summer season, tightening competition in the most desirable areas. The market is still moving, but 2026 should continue to reward correct pricing, strong preparation, and realistic expectations more than urgency alone.
Source: Texas REALTORS® Data Relevance Project, NTREIS, with analysis provided through the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University.
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A Dynamic Housing Market in One of America’s Fastest-Growing Cities
Dallas is more than just the commercial heart of North Texas—it’s a fast-paced, culturally rich, and economically vibrant city that continues to attract people from across the country and around the world. As the anchor of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, Dallas offers one of the most diverse, competitive, and opportunity-filled real estate markets in the U.S.
Known for its world-class healthcare, booming job sectors, and nationally ranked arts and dining scene, Dallas is home to Fortune 500 companies, major sports teams, and some of the state’s top universities. Its central location, expansive highway system, and international airport make it a strategic hub for professionals, entrepreneurs, families, and investors alike.
With continued population growth and urban development, the Dallas housing market is constantly evolving—offering new opportunities across all price points and property types.
The Dallas real estate market is as dynamic as the city itself. Whether you’re drawn to a high-rise condo downtown or a historic home in East Dallas, every neighborhood offers its own distinct lifestyle, architecture, and community culture.
Buyers can explore:
Luxury condos and high-rises in Downtown, Uptown, Victory Park, and Turtle Creek—offering skyline views, concierge service, and walkable amenities
Historic homes with original charm and updated interiors in Lakewood, M Streets, Bishop Arts, and Oak Cliff
Luxury estates in Preston Hollow, Highland Park, and Greenway Parks, known for private lots, prestigious schools, and timeless design
Mid-century modern and contemporary homes in East Dallas and North Oak Cliff—many with thoughtful renovations and artistic flair
New construction in Trinity Groves, West Dallas, The Cedars, and other up-and-coming areas, offering affordability with strong upside potential
With dozens of micro-markets across the city, from urban core to residential enclaves, Dallas gives buyers a chance to find a home that aligns with their lifestyle, commute, and long-term goals.
Dallas continues to rank among the nation’s top cities for both relocation and real estate investment. Thanks to its low taxes, business-friendly climate, and strong appreciation trends, the city has become a magnet for employers, entrepreneurs, and remote professionals alike.
What makes Dallas a standout:
No state income tax and relatively low property taxes compared to other major metros
A diverse economy, with strength in tech, finance, logistics, education, and healthcare
Access to top-rated public, charter, and private schools
Cultural amenities including the Dallas Arts District, Dallas Museum of Art, Klyde Warren Park, and White Rock Lake
A steady stream of relocations from across the U.S., keeping demand strong year-round
For sellers, Dallas offers the benefit of a broad buyer pool, especially in neighborhoods with limited inventory. Professionally staged and well-marketed homes often receive multiple offers—particularly in central locations with strong school zones or unique architectural appeal.
Buying or selling in a high-demand, high-velocity market like Dallas requires more than just an online search. It takes insight, experience, and a local team that knows how to read between the lines.
That’s where Cindy and Cory Dunnican come in. As founders of The Dunnican Team at Coldwell Banker Apex, Realtors®, they’ve helped clients successfully navigate everything from condo purchases in Uptown to luxury listings in Preston Hollow and investment flips in East Dallas.
With a people-first mindset and a faith-driven approach to service, they provide:
Strategic guidance for both buying and selling
Neighborhood-level knowledge across Dallas’s urban core and surrounding districts
Honest, expert advice in pricing, offer negotiations, and long-term planning
A marketing process built around exposure, storytelling, and results
Whether you're buying your next home, making your first move into the city, or listing a Dallas property for top dollar, Cindy and Cory are here to help you succeed—with clarity, care, and confidence.
Our team knows how to position your property for success in today’s shifting market. Get expert pricing, staging tips, and a custom marketing plan.
From Uptown condos to Lakewood cottages, we’ll help you navigate the market and find the right fit.