Dallas saw 3,919 homes on the market in March 2026, down about 0.9% from the month before and 14.1% lower than a year earlier. New listings reached 1,682, while 1,208 homes went under contract, indicating a steady flow of buyers despite slightly softer pending sales versus last year. With 4.7 months of supply and a seller’s market gauge of 32, conditions lean toward sellers but are not extremely tight.
Pricing has been moving up as inventory has trended down. The typical home value in Dallas reached $499,000, up 8.48% year over year and a sharp 21.71% higher than the prior month, and the median list price matched that $499,000 mark after a 3.97% monthly increase. Compared with Dallas County’s typical value of $372,900, the city sits notably higher, and both areas are projected to see further price growth, with Dallas values projected at $543,500 and the county at $381,225.
Homes in Dallas spent a median of 45 days on the market in March, faster than last month but still 18.42% slower than a year ago. About 32.2% of listings saw a price drop, while roughly 16.4% sold above list, and the average sale-to-list ratio came in just under full price at 0.973. With projected median list prices rising to about $508,527 and inventory expected to hold near 3,902 homes, both buyers and sellers can benefit from having an Agent Pronto–recommended real estate professional to guide their decisions in this evolving market.
