75007 Home Values

The 75007 stock runs a touch newer than its neighbor to the south, with the core inventory built between 1978 and 1994 -- a mix of single-story ranches and two-story traditional plans clustered in subdivisions like Rosemeade, Ridgeview Place, High Country, and Oak Hills. Lots trend slightly smaller than 75006 but you'll find more cul-de-sac positioning and greenbelt adjacency along the Nob Hill corridor. Pool-and-cabana setups are a recurring feature, especially on corner lots that also offer RV or trailer parking. A handful of newer builds from 2016 onward have landed near the greenbelt, and a rare Southern-style estate on a half-acre lot pushes the ceiling past a million.

The sharpest signal in 75007's recent close data is time: homes that went under contract this quarter spent a median of 36 days on market before closing — roughly two weeks longer than the trailing-year pace. That stretch in absorption time coincides with a softening in achieved prices; based on MLS data for recent closings in 75007, price per square foot eased to around $212, down modestly from the full-year figure. Nearly half of all closed transactions settled below list, and sellers gave back close to three cents on the dollar at closing. Concession activity was present in just over half of all deals, with the average concession approaching $11,000.

The pipeline in 75007 reflects the same deceleration visible in closed data. Active listings and pending contracts are running at a near one-to-one ratio, with pending volume notably below new listing intake — a pattern that points toward continued supply accumulation heading into summer. Months of supply sits above five, meaningfully tighter than Denton County's broader reading near six and a half, suggesting 75007 is absorbing demand somewhat faster than the county average despite the slowdown in overall velocity.