In May 2025, the DFW housing market showed signs of strong momentum across all major counties. Collin County led with a 46.3% surge in new listings and a 21.6% rise in active listings, while days on market was up 35.1% than the previous year. Dallas County saw a more modest 8.3% increase in new listings but benefited from a 32.0% boost in active inventory with days on market up 28.6% from the previous year. Home prices in both counties remained steady, with Collin’s average sales price at $583,075 and Dallas at $599,338.
Denton, Rockwall, and Tarrant counties also reflected healthy market conditions. Denton saw a 17.8% rise in new listings, and stable price appreciation. Rockwall experienced solid growth with new listings up 20.9%, active inventory up 39.4%, and a 6.3% increase in average sales price to $500,023. Tarrant County had the smallest increase in new listings at 1.8%, but showed steady gains in pricing and closed sales, with days on market was up 18% than the previous year. Overall, the region is benefiting from rising inventory and resilient pricing, pointing to a competitive and active summer market.
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