Wilmer Home Values

Wilmer's active inventory tells a clear story: Lennar's Cottonwood master-planned community dominates the landscape with single-story, open-concept homes ranging from roughly 1,266 to 1,600 square feet. These are production-built two- and three-bedroom plans with rear-loaded owner's suites, walk-in closets, and en-suite baths. Outside the new construction, the older Wilmer stock is modest -- small-lot homes from the 1950s through 2000s, many under 1,100 square feet on quarter-acre parcels. A few 2020-era resales in subdivisions like Meadow Ridge offer four-bedroom, two-story layouts with contemporary finishes and two-car garages.

The time homes spent on market in Wilmer compressed sharply in recent months — median days to contract dropped to roughly two weeks, compared to nearly a month over the full trailing year, based on MLS data for May 2026 closings in Wilmer. Price per square foot edged up to about $169, while median sale prices approached $242,000 — modest in the context of Dallas County's broader market. The share of sellers offering concessions pulled back meaningfully from the annual average, though roughly two-thirds of closings still involved some seller contribution, and buyers received roughly three cents back on the dollar at the table. Year-over-year values remained essentially unchanged.

With only four contracts pending against 31 active listings, the pipeline in Wilmer shows a notable imbalance heading into summer. New listing additions outpaced pending activity by nearly five to one over the trailing quarter, widening the available supply relative to near-term demand. At roughly five months of supply — tighter than the Dallas County benchmark of about seven months — the market occupies a middle zone: not deeply buyer-favoring by county standards, but the thin pending count suggests demand absorption has not kept pace with new supply entering the market.