This week’s data offers a subtle but meaningful pivot for Dallas–Fort Worth’s housing market. Nationally, the average 30‑year fixed rate dipped to 6.30 % (from 6.34 %) according to Freddie Mac, marking its lowest level in nearly a year. (Freddie Mac; Reuters)
That slight easing may help bring more buyers off the sidelines.
Locally, DFW’s median home price held steady at $389,715 in September, showing year-over-year stability even as inventory continues to climb. (DFW Agent Magazine)
The growing supply means more options—and more negotiation power—for buyers.
What it means for market participants:
Buyers: You have more leverage now. More listings + slight rate relief = better odds of securing favorable terms.
Sellers: It’s more important than ever to price realistically and present well. Homes that linger will face discounted comps.
Investors / builders: Watch absorption closely. In oversupplied submarkets, returns may erode. Focus on high-demand precincts and product types with scarcity.
Now is a moment to move decisively, especially if your financing is in order. Feel free to share this with anyone considering a DFW move.
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