North Texas Real Estate Market Recap: Q2 2025
Inventory is rising. Prices are steady. And buyers are finally catching a break.
If the first half of 2025 felt like a reset, you’re not imagining things. The North Texas housing market showed clear signs of balancing out in Q2. More homes hit the market. Prices held steady. Homes took longer to sell. These shifts point to a market that favors strategic buyers and thoughtful sellers.
Let’s break down the Q2 2025 real estate trends and what they could mean for your next move in the DFW area.
Q2 at a Glance: North Texas Home Prices & Inventory
In the second quarter of 2025, the DFW real estate market began to show signs of moderation. New listings increased in April and May, peaking at nearly 19,800 homes, before dipping slightly in June to just over 18,400. Meanwhile, pending sales declined, down 5.3% in June compared to last year. Buyers are clearly taking more time to decide.
Inventory rose throughout the quarter, reaching more than 52,500 active listings by June. That’s a 22.7% increase from last year. North Texas home prices stayed steady, with the median sales price at $380,000 in June, up 0.3% year-over-year. Homes spent an average of 57 days on the market, and the months supply of inventory increased to 5.5. That figure suggests we are moving closer to a balanced market.
Want to see the full charts and data? View the NTREIS June 2025 Monthly Market Indicators report here.
What Does It Mean to Be Buying or Selling in Texas Right Now?
For Buyers:
Summer is bringing more selection and a slower pace. Buying a home in Texas no longer means rushing through showings or competing in intense bidding wars. Prices are holding, but the urgency has eased. That means buyers have more time to think and negotiate.
For Sellers:
Homes are still selling, but not as quickly. Listing at the right price and putting effort into presentation are essential. With North Texas housing market inventory increasing, buyers are weighing their options more carefully.
A Quick Look at National Trends
According to the National Association of REALTORS®, existing-home sales reached an annualized rate of 4.03 million in June. That’s a 0.8% increase from May. National inventory rose to 1.54 million homes, and the median home price climbed to $422,800, a 1.3% increase from the same time last year. These numbers echo what we’re seeing here in North Texas: more homes for sale, slower movement, and a slight upward price trend.
Final Thoughts
The Q2 2025 real estate trends show that the North Texas housing market is continuing its shift toward balance. Inventory is growing. Prices are stable. Buyers and sellers are adjusting to a more deliberate pace.
Whether you’re buying or selling in Texas, this is the season for strategy. If you’re in the DFW area and considering a move, now is a great time to plan ahead.
Source: North Texas Real Estate Information Systems, “June 2025 Monthly Market Indicators,” ntreis.net
