Grand Prairie, TX Housing Market — 1,219 Homes Sold (September 2025 – September 2026)
A fair fight: well-priced homes move in about 29 days, and 19.6% still beat asking.
Grand Prairie market at a glance
- Homes sold (12 months): 1,219
- Median sale price: $350,000 (about $1,991/month with 10% down at a 6.5% 30-year rate, principal & interest)
- Median price per square foot: $173
- Median days on market (list to contract): 29; 20.8% went under contract within a week
- Sold over asking: 19.6% · Sold under asking: 58.6%
- Typical home: 3 bed, 1,990 sqft, built 1999, mostly Grand Prairie ISD
- Price range of sales: $75,000 – $1,442,000
- On the market right now: 343 active listings, 137 under contract, 3.4 months of supply, median asking $379,900
- How buyers paid: Conventional 48.6%, FHA 25.2%, VA 7.6%, Cash 15.8%, Other 2.7%
- Seller contributions: 55% of sellers chipped in, typically $7,287
- Contract to close: about 29 days
- Median rent (same home types, 572 closed leases): $2,377/month — owning the median home runs about $1,991/month principal & interest with 10% down
- HOA: 46.8% of sales had a mandatory HOA, typically $50/month
- New construction: 12.6% of sales, median $438,010 vs $335,000 resale
Five-year price history in Grand Prairie
Median sale price by quarter: 2022 Q1: $349,000 · 2023 Q1: $355,000 · 2024 Q1: $335,000 · 2025 Q1: $341,750 · 2026 Q1: $350,000 · 2026 Q3: $355,000.
Median price by elementary school zone
- Vitovsky: 87 sales, median $430,000, $187/sqft
- Anna May Daulton: 83 sales, median $500,000, $167/sqft
- West: 67 sales, median $382,000, $155/sqft
- Cora Spencer: 60 sales, median $546,500, $162/sqft
- Mooresally: 57 sales, median $366,000, $183/sqft
- Louise Cabaniss: 55 sales, median $380,000, $161/sqft
- Starrett: 54 sales, median $310,000, $177/sqft
- Eisenhower: 47 sales, median $343,255, $175/sqft
- Whitt: 40 sales, median $270,000, $157/sqft
- Austin: 39 sales, median $290,000, $163/sqft
- Farrell: 38 sales, median $422,192, $177/sqft
- Powell: 37 sales, median $400,000, $168/sqft
Pricing right vs. cutting the price in Grand Prairie
Sellers who held their original asking price sold in 13 days at 99.5% of ask. Sellers who overpriced and later cut took 73 days and kept 93% of the original ask — roughly $23,700 left on the table on a typical Grand Prairie listing.
Most active Grand Prairie neighborhoods
- Oak Hollow Grand Prairie: 34 sales, median $307,000, 18 days on market
- Dalworth Park: 31 sales, median $195,000, 21 days on market
- Midtown GP Townhomes: 28 sales, median $379,500, 72 days on market
- Lakeview Pointe: 28 sales, median $462,130, 46 days on market
- Goodland: 25 sales, median $429,000, 91 days on market
- The Preserve at Forum: 24 sales, median $481,487, 51 days on market
- Garden Oaks Add: 13 sales, median $338,750, 9 days on market
- High Hawk At Martins Meadow: 13 sales, median $488,000, 34 days on market
- Lynn Creek Hills: 12 sales, median $345,000, 46 days on market
- Mira Lagos Crossing: 12 sales, median $755,000, 43 days on market
Nearby markets
Dallas · Garland · Mesquite · Irving · Richardson · Rowlett · Cedar Hill · DeSoto
Common questions
Is now a good time to buy in Grand Prairie? A fair fight: well-priced homes move in about 29 days, and 19.6% still beat asking.
What does the typical Grand Prairie home cost? $350,000 — about $173 per square foot, or roughly $1,991/month with 10% down before taxes and insurance.
How fast do homes sell in Grand Prairie? The typical home went under contract in 29 days; 20.8% sold within the first week.
Is it cheaper to rent or buy in Grand Prairie? The median Grand Prairie lease ran $2,377/month this year, while principal and interest on the median $350,000 home is roughly $1,991/month with 10% down, before taxes and insurance.
Source: NTREIS MLS closed sales, September 3 2025 – September 3 2026. Aggregate data only — Texas is a non-disclosure state. Compiled by Pax Realty (Ryan Storch, Broker). Explore all 186 cities · Full dataset · Book a strategy call · Call/text (972) 974-1821.