As we close out the numbers for October 2023 in the Dallas Texas housing market, we're analyzing the numbers to determine which cities in the Dallas Texas metro area have experienced the biggest decline in Median Sales Prices compared to September. The Fall season usually indicates a slower period for the housing market in the Dallas Fort Worth metro area, but some cities seem to be struggling more than others. We're being cautious in our analysis by only considering cities that had at least 30 closed sales in October. This helps to eliminate any unusual fluctuations in prices due to only a few transactions. We also rely on the median sales price instead of the average, as it provides a more consistent representation of the market. We keep track of over 80 suburbs and cities in the region each month to stay informed about the overall housing market in Dallas Texas. This enables us to have a comprehensive understanding of the real estate landscape in the area.

10. Waxahachie Texas

Waxahachie Texas declined -5.2% to a median sales price of $407,500 from September and is up year to date 8.7%.

9. Princeton Texas

Princeton Texas declined -5.4% to a median sales price of $328,305 from September and is up year to date 6.9%.

8. Desoto Texas

Desoto Texas dropped -5.8% to a median sales price of $335,000 from September and is down year to date -4.8%.

7. Arlington Texas

Arlington Texas declined -5.8% to a median sales price of $325,000 from September and is up year to date 3.2%.

6. Garland Texas

Garland Texas declined -6% to a median sales price of $315,000 from September and is up year to date 9.4%.

5. Mesquite Texas

Mesquite Texas dropped -7.8% to a median sales price of $268,571 from September and is up year to date 4.6%.

4. Rockwall Texas

Rockwall Texas declined -8.3% to a median sales price of $500,000 from September and is down year to date -1.3%.

3. Allen Texas

Allen Texas declined -10.4% to a median sales price of $503,500 from September and is down year to date -3.2%.

2. Midlothian Texas

Midlothian Texas dropped -10.7% to a median sales price of $437,195 from September and is down year to date -9.8%.

1. Little Elm Texas

Little Elm Texas declined -12.1% to a median sales price of $400,500 from September and is up year to date 0.1%.