DFW Housing Market Data

Our Market Data is Provided by a Direct Feed from the MLS

If you are planning on buying or selling a house you should take the time to become familiar with housing market trends. The current flow and trends of real estate activity are major factors in pricing a home and whether you will be successful in selling your home. Price a home too high and it will not sell. Price it too low and it will sell quickly but you will have missed out on thousands of additional income. You want to price your home to give you the maximum return in the least amount of time.

Many things can cause a real estate market to go up or down. Some are national or international issues like rising interest rates or inflation. Some are local, like crime, employment opportunities, and migration patterns. Whether the market influences are local, national, or international you can see and track the influence by looking at market trend indicators. The key is to use the trends to your advantage. This may include deciding on when to put your home on the market (wait or do it now) and adjusting your price to get the most from the sale of your home.

To be useful the data needs to be timely, accurate and relevant.  To that end, we are providing you the most up-to-date housing data available by direct feed from the North Texas MLS. Our Market Snapshots provide you with the same exact data provided by the MLS to your local real estate agent. To enhance the usefulness of the information, we have provided this data in two formats, by county and by city.

County and City Housing Market Snapshots

The County Snapshots provide you with a broader picture of the local real estate market and are very useful if you are in a rural area or small town with few sales.

The City Snapshots provide you with information on home sales in your city or town. The data can be used to gauge how long it will take to sell your home, an approximate sales price range, and current housing market trends in your city.

North Texas City Snapshots

Home Prices and Housing Data by City

Understand the Limitations

Although our County and City Snapshots are wonderful tools and provide a wealth of information, they do have their limitations. They show trends and averages, not actual home value or how quickly your particular home will sell. So when reviewing the data please keep in mind these two things:

1. All of the data you are looking at is in the past and many things in the present can have immediate and drastic effects on the real estate market. Think of COVID and the shutdowns. They had an immediate and devastating effect on the housing market but it did not appear in the data trends until a few months after the shutdowns.

2. Having housing market trend data is not the same as knowing the value of your home. When you have two exact homes in the same city but one backs up to the railroad tracks and the other to a beautiful park they will sell for different prices. To get an accurate sales price for your home we highly recommend you contact your local real estate professional and request a free comparative market analysis.

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