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The current DFW median home price
DFW prices have stabilized near $400,000 after peaking in 2022-2023:
- ✓Metro-wide median: roughly $399,000-$400,000 in early 2026, down about 0.2% year over year.
- ✓Single-family homes held up best (about -1.3% YoY); condos fell hardest (about -9.8%); townhomes about -4.3%.
- ✓Price growth cooled from 20%+ gains in 2022 to roughly flat in early 2026.
A market shifting toward balance
NTREIS / MetroTex data shows the metroplex moving from a seller's market toward balance:
- ✓Total 2025 sales finished roughly 15% below 2024, though monthly sales have ticked back up.
- ✓More inventory + longer days on market = more negotiating room for buyers than in 2021-22.
- ✓Prices vary widely by city - a Plano or Southlake median sits well above the metro average; Garland, Mesquite, or Forney below it.
What it means for you
A flat, balanced market changes the playbook:
- ✓Buyers: you have leverage again - ask for concessions, inspect thoroughly, and do not overpay off a 2022 comp.
- ✓Sellers: price to current comps, not the peak; well-priced homes still move.
- ✓Either way, verify the real assessed value and comps for a specific address before you negotiate.
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