Argyle Housing Market – Week of July 7
Market Snapshot
Metric | Jul 7–13, 2025 |
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New Listings | 24 |
Back on Market | 2 |
Price Decreases | 30 |
Price Increases | 4 |
Active KO | 2 |
Active Option Contracts | 5 |
Active Contingent Contracts | 3 |
Pending Sales | 15 |
Closed Sales | 11 |
Expired Listings | 0 |
Canceled Listings | 8 |
Withdrawn Listings | 2 |
Listings on Hold | 1 |
Coming Soon Listings | 3 |
Weekly Activity Breakdown
New Listings & Inventory Trends
Argyle posted 24 new listings this week, showing solid inventory flow for a smaller, luxury-influenced market. 2 homes returned to market, likely due to buyer contract issues, giving alert buyers a second chance at earlier listings.
Price Movement
Price adjustments were active, with 30 price reductions and 4 price increases. While reductions continue to dominate, a handful of increases show seller confidence in well-positioned properties. This suggests demand still exists—if the price and presentation align.
Contract Activity
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5 option contracts
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3 contingent contracts
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15 pending homes
This mix reflects a healthy pace of buyer movement. Option contracts remain an important stage for due diligence, while contingent deals suggest buyers are balancing multiple moves or financing conditions.
Closings
11 homes closed in Argyle this week, not far off the number of new pending contracts. That balance reinforces a stable market rhythm, even as pricing flexes to meet demand.
Off-Market Activity
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8 cancellations
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2 withdrawn
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1 on hold
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0 expired
Sellers who removed their listings likely faced pricing challenges or changed timelines. With no expired listings, the market continues to self-correct without major lag in listing duration.
Trend Insights
1. Price Flexibility Is Critical
With 30 price decreases, it’s clear that even in a desirable market like Argyle, buyers are pushing back on aggressive pricing. Sellers who make timely adjustments are staying competitive.
2. Contract Volume Is Healthy
The combined total of 23 homes under contract in various stages (option, contingent, pending) reflects strong buyer engagement. The mix also shows varied deal structures—indicative of buyers wanting flexibility but still moving forward.
3. Confidence in Certain Segments
Four price increases this week show that not all sellers are discounting. High-performing neighborhoods, turnkey properties, and homes with standout features continue to attract competitive attention.
4. Listing Withdrawals Suggest Repositioning
Ten listings came off the market through cancellation, withdrawal, or hold. Sellers may be re-evaluating timing, condition, or strategy—important reminders that the right prep and price still drive success.
What It Means for Buyers and Sellers
For Buyers
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Plenty of options, less urgency: With 24 new listings and price drops leading the way, buyers have breathing room and more negotiating leverage.
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Be proactive with contract timing: Homes still move, especially when priced right. If you see something that fits, don’t wait—use contingencies to buy time while staying competitive.
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Explore returning listings: Homes that fell through once may now be more negotiable or better prepared.
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For Sellers
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Realistic pricing matters most: With price decreases outpacing increases 7 to 1, the message is clear—buyers are watching value closely.
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Prepare for buyer diligence: Multiple option and contingent contracts show that buyers want inspections, appraisals, and flexibility. Be ready to respond to those needs quickly.
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Listing prep still matters: Clean, staged, well-presented homes will continue to draw offers even in a balanced market.
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Strategic Takeaways
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Avoid pricing traps: Chasing peak prices in a shifting market often backfires. Use active comps and adjust quickly if traffic slows.
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Activity is steady—not explosive: With 23 under-contract homes and 11 closings, the market isn’t racing but is moving at a sustainable pace.
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Targeted marketing can set you apart: In a quieter luxury market like Argyle, differentiation through presentation and promotion is key to visibility.
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Buyers are informed, not impulsive: Use contingencies strategically, and sellers should prepare for more questions and slower decisions—but committed buyers are still in the market.
The Argyle market this week continues to show balanced movement—motivated buyers and flexible sellers are finding success. Whether you're ready to list or looking to buy, the key is smart strategy backed by local insight.
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