Spring has arrived, and Dallas-Fort Worth’s real estate market is in full bloom. With rising home prices, booming suburban expansion, and high-profile deals, North Texas continues to prove why it’s one of the nation’s hottest real estate markets.
DFW Home Prices & Sales—Steady Gains into Spring
The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index reports that DFW home prices climbed 3% in January, marking the largest year-over-year increase in 12 months.
- DFW median home price: $408,000
- Statewide home sales: Up 12.5% month-over-month in January
- Collin County leading population growth, fueling continued housing demand
With mortgage rates stabilizing and new inventory hitting the market, buyers are stepping back in, making this spring an opportune time to list or buy.
Texas Leads the Nation in Population Growth—And Development Follows
The U.S. Census Bureau confirms what Texans already know—more people are moving here than anywhere else.
- Harris County (#1) and Collin County (#2) were the top two fastest-growing counties in the country
- Denton, Tarrant, and Williamson Counties also ranked in the top 10
- More than 200 companies have relocated to Texas since 2018, with 32 landing in North Texas
With people and businesses flooding into DFW, builders are racing to keep up, resulting in new communities, commercial expansions, and mixed-use developments.
Major Investments Shaping DFW’s Real Estate Market
Home Depot’s $18 Billion Buyout of McKinney-Based SRS Distribution
The home improvement giant is making a massive move by acquiring McKinney-based SRS Distribution for $18 billion.
- SRS is a leading national supplier of roofing, landscaping, and pool materials
- The acquisition strengthens Home Depot’s footprint in residential and commercial development
With Texas homebuilding showing resilience, this deal is a huge vote of confidence in the DFW construction industry.
DFW’s $256 Million Data Center Expansion in Red Oak
As one of the nation’s top data center markets, North Texas is seeing explosive growth in high-tech real estate.
- DataBank Inc. is building a 425,000-square-foot, $256 million data center in Red Oak
- North Texas currently has over 1.5 million square feet of data center projects underway
As companies expand their cloud, AI, and cybersecurity operations, DFW is cementing itself as a global tech hub.
Dallas Approves Higher Building Fees—What It Means for Buyers
Dallas approved steep fee hikes on new development projects, including:
- Plan reviews, impact fees, and construction permits
- Some fees tripling in cost
Developers warn that these increases will ultimately be passed onto homebuyers, potentially making new construction pricier in the near future.
Luxury Listings & Celebrity Real Estate Moves
Bob Barker’s Historic Hollywood Home Hits the Market for $2.9M
For those who’ve dreamed of owning a piece of Hollywood history, Bob Barker’s longtime Spanish Colonial Revival home is now for sale.
- Built in 1929, untouched since the “Price is Right” legend bought it in 1969
- Features stained glass, dark wood, original tile flooring, and a vintage swimming pool
Larry David Lists His Pacific Palisades Estate for $8.9M
The “Curb Your Enthusiasm” creator is moving on from his custom-built glass and concrete estate, complete with:
- 5,000 square feet of luxury living
- Sweeping mountain views
- A minimalist, high-end modern design
DFW’s Real Estate Outlook—A Strong Season for Buyers & Sellers
With home prices rising, demand holding strong, and major developments reshaping the Metroplex, DFW continues to be a top market for real estate investment. Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing, this spring offers incredible opportunities. Let’s connect and explore your next move!