The Dallas condo market in November 2025 shows a more balanced dynamic after several years of fluctuation. Inventory has increased modestly compared to last year as new developments downtown and in Uptown reach completion, giving buyers more options and slightly easing competition. Prices have stabilized, with moderate annual appreciation following the sharp spikes seen during the 2021–2023 period. For buyers, this means stronger negotiating power, especially on older units or those in buildings with extended days on market. However, desirable properties in prime neighborhoods with strong amenities still attract multiple offers when priced correctly.

For sellers, the market remains healthy but requires a strategic approach. Buyers have become more selective, often comparing newer buildings and weighing HOA fees and energy efficiency against total monthly costs. Proper pricing and presentation are critical—well-maintained units in walkable, amenity-rich areas continue to sell quickly, while overpriced listings tend to linger. Mortgage rates have settled into a stable range, which supports both buyer confidence and steady transaction activity. Overall, Dallas’s condo market is moving from the frenzied pace of the past into a more sustainable, balanced environment where quality and value drive decisions on both sides of the table.