Carrollton · Texas
Where Carrollton's momentum meets your home's value.
The intelligence layer for Carrollton real estate. We translate the city's economic shifts, cultural revival, and neighborhood dynamics into the market trends and home values that actually matter to residents, buyers, and sellers.
Trinity Mills TIRZ
A $19 million reinvestment zone is rebuilding Trinity Mills into a transit-oriented urban village. Properties within a one-mile radius will feel it first.
Months of inventory
Carrollton holds 2.4 months of supply — well below the six-month threshold for a balanced market. Sellers retain pricing power; buyers compete for limited stock.
Texas expired-listing growth (2yr)
Expired listings have surged 155% across Texas in 24 months. In Carrollton specifically, properly priced homes still move in 35 days; mispriced ones stall and expire.
Neighborhood deep dives
The lifestyle, history, and market dynamics of Carrollton's distinct neighborhoods.
Trinity Mills TOD Corridor
The 26-acre Trinity Mills Urban Village is reshaping the area where the DART Green Line, DCTA A-Train, I-35E, and the President George Bush Turnpike converge. Here's what the redevelopment means for nearby home values.
Koreatown Vicinity (Old Denton Road & PGBT)
The intersection of Highway 121 and Old Denton Road went from a distressed dead retail strip to the densest Asian commercial corridor in North Texas in roughly 15 years. The residential blocks around it are now in the middle of a slow but unmistakable demand shift.
Carrollton Heights Historic District
A neighborhood born from a 1908 flood, Carrollton Heights holds the city's densest concentration of Craftsman bungalows, Mid-century Modern, Tudor, and Ranch-style homes from 1910 to 1960 — and a value premium that survives downturns better than newer-build Carrollton.
Latest Market Report
May 2026: Carrollton's Market Holds Its Edge as Listings Slow Statewide
Carrollton's residential market in May 2026: $412,000 median sale price, 35-day median days on market, 2.4 months of supply. Properly-priced homes still move at the same speed; mispriced inventory is showing the strain.
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