Flower Mound, TX Housing Market: 943 Homes Sold (September 2025 to September 2026)
Sellers have the edge: 22.7% of homes beat their asking price and the typical sale takes just 18 days.
Flower Mound market at a glance
- Homes sold (12 months): 943
- Median sale price: $634,900 (about $3,612/month with 10% down at a 6.5% 30-year rate, principal & interest)
- Median price per square foot: $235
- Median days on market (list to contract): 18; 32.1% went under contract within a week
- Sold over asking: 22.7% · Sold under asking: 60%
- Typical home: 4 bed, 2,744 sqft, built 1997, mostly Lewisville ISD
- Price range of sales: $193,750 – $6,900,000
- On the market right now: 257 active listings, 78 under contract, 3.3 months of supply, median asking $729,000
- How buyers paid: Conventional 70.6%, FHA 4.3%, VA 4.7%, Cash 19.1%, Other 1.3%
- Seller contributions: 48.5% of sellers chipped in, typically $5,150
- Contract to close: about 29 days
- Median rent (same home types, 472 closed leases): $2,950/month. Owning the median home runs about $3,612/month principal & interest with 10% down
- HOA: 65.7% of sales had a mandatory HOA, typically $82/month
- New construction: 1.8% of sales, median $1,442,018 vs $626,750 resale
What's happening in Flower Mound, and what it does to home values
The stories Ryan Storch has been covering on Instagram that touch Flower Mound, with the facts he verified for each video.
Lewisville ISD closed five elementary schools, and the kids did not leave.
Lewisville ISD · August 2026
The district had almost 54,000 students ten years ago. Today it is under 48,000 and expects to lose about 3,000 more, so the board closed Garden Ridge in Flower Mound, Highland Village Elementary, Owen, Creekside and Polser. These towns have never been wealthier, and the homes have never been worth more.
54,000 → under 48,000 students in ten years · 5 schools closed
What it means for your home: The kids did not move away, they never arrived. The families who raised kids here stayed after graduation, and young families cannot afford to move in behind them. That is why homes here hold their value so well, and why so few of them ever come up for sale.
Towns: Flower Mound · Highland Village · Lewisville · Watch on Instagram
Highland Village is not full because everyone wants in. It is full because nobody leaves.
Highland Village · September 2026
I pulled the county property records on every home in Highland Village. There are about 4,700 houses, and 1,454 of them are owned by someone 65 or older, almost one in three. Last year only 192 homes changed hands, about one in every 24. Up in Celina it was closer to one in nine.
1 in 3 homes owned by someone 65 or older · 192 sales all year, 1 in 24 homes
What it means for your home: It was never a demand problem, it is a turnover problem. When a home does come up for sale here it has very little competition, which is why a priced-right home moves fast and why a patient buyer needs to be ready the day one appears.
Towns: Highland Village · Flower Mound · Celina · Watch on Instagram
A town boxed inside Flower Mound where homes quietly cost a million dollars.
Double Oak · August 2026
Double Oak has about 3,000 people, no shopping centers and no apartments, and one rule explains the price: lots are an acre. The typical sale last year was a 3,300 square foot home on a full acre, and only 43 homes traded all year. Some Flower Mound neighborhoods sell more than that by summer.
43 sales all year · 1 in 5 had to cut the price
What it means for your home: Sellers there hold the cards. Only about one in five cut their price all year, the lowest rate I track, and homes priced right sold for 99.8% of asking in 11 days. They are not making more acre lots ten minutes from everything.
Towns: Double Oak · Flower Mound · Bartonville · Copper Canyon · Watch on Instagram
Five-year price history in Flower Mound
Median sale price by quarter: 2022 Q1: $605,000 · 2023 Q1: $578,500 · 2024 Q1: $600,104 · 2025 Q1: $602,500 · 2026 Q1: $617,442 · 2026 Q4: $773,500.
Median price by elementary school zone
- Donald: 103 sales, median $500,000, $217/sqft
- Flower Mound: 98 sales, median $498,500, $234/sqft
- Liberty: 98 sales, median $1,077,500, $286/sqft
- Old Settlers: 84 sales, median $697,000, $246/sqft
- Wellington: 84 sales, median $714,075, $231/sqft
- Forest Vista: 80 sales, median $535,000, $228/sqft
- Bluebonnet: 79 sales, median $670,000, $248/sqft
- Prairie Trail: 75 sales, median $542,450, $222/sqft
- Timber Creek: 71 sales, median $390,000, $227/sqft
- Bridlewood: 65 sales, median $900,000, $250/sqft
- Argyle South: 50 sales, median $805,250, $249/sqft
- Garden Ridge: 21 sales, median $490,000, $223/sqft
Pricing right vs. cutting the price in Flower Mound
Sellers who held their original asking price sold in 8 days at 99.9% of ask. Sellers who overpriced and later cut took 62 days and kept 93.4% of the original ask, roughly $42,200 left on the table on a typical Flower Mound listing.
Most active Flower Mound neighborhoods
- Wellington Of Flower Mound Ph: 40 sales, median $655,000, 14 days on market
- Pecan Acres: 13 sales, median $481,000, 20 days on market
- Timberview Estates West Ph 1, 2: 13 sales, median $511,000, 27 days on market
- Trailwood Ph 1: 12 sales, median $641,500, 43 days on market
- Prairie Creek Add Ph 2: 12 sales, median $376,925, 15 days on market
- Timbercreek Comm #11: 11 sales, median $345,000, 28 days on market
- Prairie Creek: 10 sales, median $412,500, 21 days on market
- Timbercreek Comm #10b: 10 sales, median $377,500, 25 days on market
- Lake Forest Add Ph 2: 9 sales, median $455,000, 64 days on market
- Shadowridge South Ph 1: 9 sales, median $550,000, 20 days on market
Nearby markets
Frisco · Denton · Carrollton · Aubrey · Little Elm · Lewisville · Justin · The Colony
Common questions
Is now a good time to buy in Flower Mound? Sellers have the edge: 22.7% of homes beat their asking price and the typical sale takes just 18 days.
What does the typical Flower Mound home cost? $634,900, about $235 per square foot, or roughly $3,612/month with 10% down before taxes and insurance.
How fast do homes sell in Flower Mound? The typical home went under contract in 18 days; 32.1% sold within the first week.
Is it cheaper to rent or buy in Flower Mound? The median Flower Mound lease ran $2,950/month this year, while principal and interest on the median $634,900 home is roughly $3,612/month with 10% down, before taxes and insurance.
Source: NTREIS MLS closed sales, September 5 2025 to September 5 2026. Aggregate data only; Texas is a non-disclosure state. Compiled by Pax Realty (Ryan Storch, Broker). Explore all 186 cities · Full dataset · Text Ryan · Call/text (972) 974-1821.