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Market Updates
The market data hub for Dallas and Collin County: pricing, inventory, and what the numbers mean for your move. Garland keeps these pages current with the same medians and trends he brings to client meetings, so what you read is what he works with.
Selling Dallas homes in 14 days or less, with a marketing plan you see before you sign.
The numbers Garland uses
The Dallas Market Right Now
The 2026 snapshot: median prices, inventory, days on market, and rates in plain numbers.
OpenMarket Data
Median prices by community, days on market, and inventory, without the spin.
OpenMarket Reports
Deeper reports on pricing and trends across the metroplex.
OpenDallas Market Guide
The buyer's guide to all 12 communities and their price ranges.
OpenWhat the data shows right now
Across the 12 markets Garland serves, median prices run from roughly $315K in Princeton to $1M and up in Lucas and Parker, with most Collin County towns landing between $420K and $645K and Dallas proper near $550K. That spread is the story: buyers have real choices at real price points, and sellers need comparables from their own town, not a metro average.
Pricing against your own community's recent sales is what keeps days on market short. It is also the first step in Garland's 14-day-or-less plan, where the marketing strategy is written out before you sign.
Apply the data to your situation
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Market Updates questions, answered with the numbers attached.
Every guide on this site ends the same way: a free 30-minute call with Garland, real Dallas and Collin County numbers, and a written plan when there is a next step. No pressure, no vague promises.