March 2024

DFW Real Estate Market Review

April 16, 20242 min read

DFW Real Estate Market Review: March 2024

Market Summary

March 2024 has brought interesting developments to the DFW real estate market, marked by changes in median prices, inventory levels, and sales dynamics. Here’s a breakdown of the key trends and what they mean for the market participants. Enjoy!

Median Price Developments

The median price for homes in the DFW Metroplex increased by 1.3% to $395,000 compared to March 2023. This growth reflects a continued appreciation in home values, suggesting a stable market favorable to sellers.

Inventory and Listing Trends

There was a substantial increase of 34.8% in active listings, indicating that more homeowners are looking to sell. This rise in listings provides buyers with more options and less competition per listing, potentially easing the buying process.

Sales Dynamics

Closed sales have seen a decline of 7.0% from the previous year. This reduction could be a result of the increased inventory allowing buyers to be more selective, or other economic factors influencing buyer confidence.

Market Pace

The total days on market, including the days to close, amounted to 84 days, which is 8 days less than in March 2023. Homes spent 53 days on the market before going under contract, with the closing process taking an additional 31 days. This quicker turnaround time from listing to sale indicates a more dynamic market, despite the decrease in closed sales.

Inventory Duration

With 3.0 months of inventory now available, the market is slightly more stocked than in previous months. This level of inventory is indicative of a market that is nearing a balanced state between buyers and sellers, offering fair conditions for both parties.

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