April’s DFW market is showing a more balanced pace overall, with inventory continuing to rise across most counties while home values remain relatively stable. Collin, Denton and Rockwall counties all experienced increases in active listings and longer days on market, giving buyers more options and negotiation opportunities. Dallas County continued to lead in pricing strength, with average sales prices climbing 2.2% year-over-year to nearly $600K, while Tarrant County remained steady with modest gains in both pricing and closed sales.
The condo market showed mixed results across the Metroplex, with Dallas condos seeing softer pricing and longer market times, while Rockwall and Tarrant condos posted stronger pricing trends. Overall, the market is continuing its shift toward a healthier, more normalized environment with steady activity, increased inventory and realistic pricing expectations.
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