As we move into 2025, the North Texas real estate market continues to show resilience and steady growth. Inventory is expanding, home values remain stable, and buyer activity is picking up across the region. While economic shifts and seasonal fluctuations will shape the market’s trajectory in the coming months, early indicators suggest a solid foundation for another active year in North Texas real estate.
Key Market Trends by County
- Collin County saw a 42.4% increase in active listings and a 24.6% rise in new listings, reflecting growing inventory. The average sales price held steady at $535,348 (up 0.8%), while closed sales inched up 3.2%. Homes are taking longer to sell, with the average days on market increasing by 20% to 66 days.
- Dallas County experienced a 34.9% surge in active listings, coupled with a 26.2% jump in new listings, indicating a strong influx of available properties. Closed sales dropped 5.7%, and the average sales price edged up 1.9% to $510,137. Days on market increased to 57, up 18.8% from the prior year.
- Denton County continued to grow, with active listings up 32% and new listings rising 19.5%. The average sales price increased by 3.7% to $541,503, while closed sales saw a slight 2.1% bump. The average days on market increased to 64 days, a 25.5% rise.
- Rockwall County posted a 33.1% increase in active listings and an 8.9% rise in new listings. The average sales price climbed 11.8% to $541,236, and closed sales grew 12.3%. Homes lingered longer on the market, with the average days on market reaching 84, a 33.3% increase.
- Tarrant County saw a 16.2% increase in new listings and a 33.1% rise in active listings, signaling a broader selection for buyers. The average sales price rose 2.1% to $419,912, while closed sales were slightly down by 1%. Homes stayed on the market for an average of 62 days, up 19.2% year-over-year.
What’s Next for 2025?
With rising inventory levels and relatively stable price growth, North Texas remains a competitive yet promising market for both buyers and sellers. As we progress through the year, market conditions will be influenced by interest rates, economic trends, and local demand. Will inventory continue to balance the market? Will home values remain strong? The answers will unfold as 2025 takes shape, but one thing is clear—North Texas continues to be a powerhouse in real estate.
At Republic Title, we’re here to help you navigate this ever-changing market with confidence. Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing, our expertise ensures a smooth transaction every step of the way. Here’s to a year of new opportunities in North Texas real estate!
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Denton County Condo Stats are not available for
January 2025 at this time.
