Over the past year, typical home values in Northeast Carrollton have edged down about 2.24 percent to roughly $393,500. That is a smaller decline than the broader Carrollton area, where values are down about 5.94 percent to $412,000. Despite the dip, prices in this neighborhood have held relatively steady compared with the city overall.
In March 2026, homes in Northeast Carrollton typically listed around $405,000, unchanged from the prior month. Buyers saw more movement in timing, with median days on market dropping about 24.51 percent month over month to 38.5 days, even though that is still about 40 percent higher than a year ago, showing that homes are selling faster than earlier this year but more slowly than last spring.
Inventory has tightened notably, falling about 19.72 percent from the previous month to 57 homes and sitting about 36.67 percent below last year, while new listings are down roughly 22.38 percent to 111. Pending sales are about 5.71 percent higher year over year at 111, and around 15 percent of homes sold above list price, with the average sale coming in at about 97.9 percent of asking, all aligning with a seller’s market reading of 5. Looking ahead to April 2026, typical values are projected near $391,750 with inventory around 50 and the median list price holding at $405,000, and both buyers and sellers can use Agent Pronto to connect with an agent who understands these conditions.
