Dallas Area Residential Sales Report – Prosper, Texas

If you’re wondering what the real estate market in Frisco was like in June 2025, here’s the lowdown. Think of it as a significant shift from the crazy-fast market we’ve seen in the past. It’s not a “buyer’s market” just yet, but things are definitely more balanced and a little more relaxed for people looking to buy.

First off, let’s talk prices. The median sale price for homes in Frisco was around $707,250 in June, but that’s a bit lower than the same time last year. So, while homes are still expensive, the price growth has slowed down, and in some cases, values have slightly decreased. This is a big deal because it means you’re less likely to get into a wild bidding war that drives the price way up. In fact, a lot of homes are seeing price drops—almost 68% of them, which is a huge increase from last year!

Another key change is how long homes are staying on the market. Last year, homes were selling in just a couple of weeks, but in June 2025, the median time was around 59 days. This is great news for buyers because it gives you time to think, get an inspection, and not feel pressured to make a rushed decision.

So, while Frisco is still a very desirable place to live, the market has settled down. There are more homes to choose from, prices are stabilizing, and you have more time and leverage to negotiate.