Haslet, TX Housing Market – June 2025 Update
Haslet’s real estate market continues to evolve as we move deeper into the summer months. The latest data from June 2025 shows subtle but important shifts—most notably in pricing and buyer behavior. While the market still favors sellers in many areas, rising inventory and longer timelines are beginning to give buyers more room to negotiate.
Let’s break down what the numbers are telling us.
Overview: More Listings, Slower Buyer Pace
Market Type: Moderately competitive
Months of Inventory: 5.06 (↑ 12.7% MoM)
Median Estimated Property Value: $410,100 (↓ MoM, ↑ 2.8% YoY)
Median Days on Market: 45 (↑ 2.3% MoM)
Sold-to-List Price Ratio: 98.9% (Flat MoM)
Haslet is seeing higher inventory and a slight pullback in buyer urgency. Sellers are still getting offers close to asking, but the rise in days on market signals a slower pace overall.
Active Listings – Confidence Holds, But Competition is Rising
# of Active Listings: 342 (↑ 7.2% MoM)
Median List Price: $463,450 (↑ 0.3% MoM)
Median $/Sqft (Active): $188 (↑ 4.9% MoM)
Median Days on Market (Active): 52 (↑ 20.9% MoM)
Sellers are staying firm on pricing, with active price per square foot rising nearly 5% month over month. However, listings are sitting longer—over 50 days on average. This shift suggests that buyers have become more selective, even as more homes come to market.
Pending Listings – Buyer Sensitivity Increasing
# of Pending Properties: 85 (↑ 3.7%)
Median Pending Price: $415,000 (↓ 3.4% MoM)
Median $/Sqft (Pending): $172 (↓ 8.0% MoM)
Median Days on Market (Pending): 26 (↓ 33.3% MoM)
Although pending activity is up slightly, price trends show that buyers are pushing back. Both the median price and price per square foot for pending homes fell, signaling that deals are happening further below list price, especially in areas needing updates or priced above local comps.
Sold Listings – Strong Closings, but Sales Volume Slipping
# of Homes Sold: 67 (↓ 10.7% MoM)
Median Sold Price: $439,354 (↑ 2.6% MoM)
Median $/Sqft (Sold): $192 (↑ 4.9% MoM)
Median Days on Market (Sold): 45 (↑ 2.3% MoM)
Despite fewer closings in June, the homes that did sell performed well—showing both a higher sales price and improved price per square foot. This suggests that buyers are still willing to pay a premium for move-in-ready homes that are priced appropriately. But sellers relying on price alone may not see results without strong presentation and strategy.
What This Means for You
For Sellers:
Now is still a great time to list, but overpricing or delayed staging will make a noticeable difference. Inventory is rising, and while values are still trending up, competition is increasing too.
For Buyers:
You have more options and slightly better negotiating conditions than earlier in the year. Focus on properties that have been on the market for more than 3 weeks—there may be room to negotiate below asking.
For Homeowners Curious About Value:
With prices ticking up and property values still higher year-over-year, now’s a great time to get a professional home valuation—especially if you’re considering selling in 6–12 months.
Haslet remains one of North Tarrant County’s most promising suburban markets. Whether you're relocating, upgrading, or just keeping tabs on your home's value, local data like this can help guide smart decisions.
For a tailored market update or strategic plan to buy or sell, reach out anytime.
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Gustavo Ramos
Realtor – Keller Williams Dallas Metro North
📞 (817) 876-3390
📧 gustavoramos@kw.com
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