Dallas Real Estate Market - 2023-02

Dallas Real Estate Market - 2023-02

 

Summary

The market trends of February 2023 are as follows(Check out the charts below for details).

 

Key Takeaways

1. The price of the overall market continued climbing up.

2. The price of resale houses went up, but new construction went down.

3. The sale of new construction went slow, i.e. the last site of some project is still on market for over 20 days.

4. The sale of resale houses moved faster. More and more multiple offers and offer due date scenarios. Some houses stayed on market only for 1 day.

5. Monthly supply continues going down. I believe it is hard to see sale price goes down in near term because of the low inventory.

6. The prices in Frisco,Allen,etc. were lower than January. This is different from the feeling of the market. But the market becomes hotter, particularly for good schoold districts.

Median price of Dallas area

Median Prices with Changes at a glance

CountyMedian Sale Price($)Compared to last year(%)
Collin County492,250+2.3
Denton County427,000-4.2
Tarrant County339,000-0.9
Dallas County351,800+0.9
CityMedian Sale Price($)Compared to last year(%)
Frisco600,000-8.0
Prosper719,916-12.6
Allen490,000-1.6
McKinney470,600-6.8
Plano507,250+10.7
Wylie467,000+8.7
Melissa525,000+12.0
Anna365,000-3.2
Princeton328,995-3.2
Little Elm416,750-6.6
Aubrey357,245-18.3
Flower Mound570,000-4.8
Southlake1,119,000-5.6
Lucas867,000-8.7
University Park1,884,675-13.5

Collin - Denton - Tarrant - Dallas County

Median Sale Price

Days on Market

Months Supply of Inventory

Frisco, Prosper, Allen, Mckinney

Median Sale Price

Days on Market

Months Supply of Inventory

Plano, Wylie, Melissa, Anna

Median Sale Price

Days on Market

Months Supply of Inventory

Princeton, Little Elm, Aubrey, Flower Mound

Median Sale Price

Days on Market

Months Supply of Inventory

Southlake, Lucas, University Park

Median Sale Price

Days on Market

Months Supply of Inventory