Year over year in Westmoreland Heights, prices have climbed sharply, with the typical home value up about 67% in this rolling three-month view to roughly $510,000, well outpacing the broader Dallas gain of about 10%. At the same time, homes are taking much longer to sell, as median days on market have surged to around 263 days while months of supply has expanded dramatically to about 19 months, signaling abundant inventory relative to demand.
Looking at the most recent rolling period ending in May 2026, listing activity has thinned compared with last year, with homes sold down more than 70% and pending sales showing a similar decline. Even with that slowdown, the average sale-to-list ratio has edged up to essentially 100%, indicating that the few deals closing are generally happening close to asking prices.
Compared with Dallas overall, Westmoreland Heights now has a much higher months-of-supply figure, reinforcing its classification as a buyer’s market where purchasers have more options and negotiating power. Sellers, however, are benefiting from substantial price appreciation, which may offset the longer wait times to secure a buyer. In this kind of nuanced environment, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding an experienced local agent who understands these trends and can guide each side through the process.
