The majority of the Dallas area continues to experience
a low inventory trend, the Dallas area of Highland Park
remained relatively consistent in its available inventory
of pre-owned homes (resale) in October:
New construction homes had a substantial decrease in their available inventory from prior years:
And although the median price per foot fluctuates
month to month, October showed a decrease in the median sales price for resale homes in the Highland Park area from the last two years:
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We are also experience a low inventory in our area Lisa Von Domek
Hello Lisa, and Thank You for the market update for your area. Always good to see what is having in other areas.
Hi Lisa
Great information on the housing market in the Highland Park area for buyers and sellers, who can tell you are the agent to call for assisting them in their buying and selling decisions.
Jeff
Good morning Lisa. Thanks for keeping us updated about the Highland Park, TX real estate market.
Hi Lisa! What a wonderful report on the Highland Park TX real estate market. WOW at the new construction inventory - reduced by nearly 1/2 - that's remarkable! Nice to see you're still in a strong sellers market. We're right there with you here in Charlotte.
Great update. Always interesting to see having lived in Houston and Austin a few years back. Inventory of new product is dropping do you think due to high demand and lack of sufficient labor to complete houses to fill need?
Families moving to the area will appreciate your local market reports.