Lower Greenville home values have climbed quickly over the past year, rising 18.67 percent to about $937,500 in February 2026. That puts this neighborhood well above Dallas overall, where typical values sit near $410,995 and are down 5.52 percent year over year. Looking ahead, typical values in Lower Greenville are projected to edge up further to roughly $960,875 next month.
Recent month-to-month shifts show a market adjusting but still leaning toward sellers. The typical home value increased 5.25 percent from January to February, while the median list price dipped 3.66 percent to about $854,500, suggesting some pricing flexibility.
Activity has cooled but homes are moving a bit faster than before. Inventory is down 8.82 percent from last month to 31 active listings, and new listings have fallen 21.95 percent year over year to 32, helping keep conditions in seller’s market territory with a market gauge of 13. Median days on market have shortened to 41, almost 18 percent lower than a year ago, and roughly 31 percent of recent sales closed above list price with an average sale-to-list ratio near 0.99. Even though pending sales are down 25 percent year over year to 24, both buyers and sellers can benefit from a skilled guide, and Agent Pronto can connect them with an agent who understands these trends.
