In November 2025, the single-family home market in the Bent Tree West neighborhood of Dallas reflected a measured but stable downturn — consistent with broader cooling across the metroplex. While homes in Bent Tree West remain positioned above the broader Dallas average, recent sales data showed a slight softening: median sold price dipped modestly compared with the previous year, and the number of closed transactions declined. At the same time, the pace of sales accelerated marginally, with many homes moving off market faster than in prior periods, signaling that demand remains present for competitively priced, well-presented properties.
Within the context of the wider Dallas–Fort Worth region, inventory levels have increased, giving buyers more choices and some additional leverage when negotiating — a shift away from the frenzied seller-driven market of recent years. That said, Bent Tree West remains somewhat competitive, especially for desirable properties, and the homes that aligned with prevailing market expectations tended to draw solid interest. For sellers in this neighborhood, success in November often hinged on realistic pricing, good condition, and effective marketing; for buyers, the increased supply and moderate price pressure offered a window of opportunity.
Overall, November’s performance suggests Bent Tree West is adjusting into a more balanced, “buyer-aware but seller-viable” environment — neither overheated nor slack — making it a thoughtful time for well-priced listings or for buyers ready to move.
Marie Sells Dallas 