Flower Mound Real Estate Market Update – Week of June 23, 2025
The last full week of June brought a noticeable cooling in the Flower Mound housing market. While inventory grew modestly, the standout stat this week is the 43 price reductions, a clear sign that sellers are adjusting to slower buyer activity. With contracts leveling off and closings holding steady, the market appears to be in a mid-summer recalibration phase.
Here’s what you need to know this week about the Flower Mound real estate market—and how to navigate it whether you're buying or selling.
Market Snapshot (Flower Mound – June 23–29)
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New Listings: 38
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Back on Market: 6
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Price Decreases: 43 🔻
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Price Increases: 0
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Active Option Contracts: 21
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Active Contingent: 1
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Pending Sales: 24
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Closed Sales: 26 ✅
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Expired Listings: 1
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Canceled Listings: 7
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Withdrawn Listings: 1
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Coming Soon: 6
Weekly Activity Breakdown
Listings & Inventory:
A total of 44 homes hit or returned to the Flower Mound market this week, including 38 new listings and 6 back on market. This indicates a healthy, but not overwhelming, level of inventory growth. The uptick in price decreases (43) suggests many of these homes may not be getting the immediate interest sellers hoped for.
Contracts & Closings:
Buyer activity was modest. Only 21 homes went under Active Option Contract, with another 24 pending, showing a slowdown from earlier June activity. However, 26 homes closed—a positive sign that existing deals are still making it across the finish line.
Cancellations & Withdrawals:
Sellers are showing some frustration, with 7 canceled listings and 1 withdrawn. While not a major number, it reflects a bit of seller fatigue in a more competitive environment.
Trend Insights
1. Price Reductions Dominate the Week
The 43 price drops nearly matched the number of new listings this week—an uncommon ratio that points to price sensitivity in the local market. Sellers may be recalibrating after early summer expectations didn’t match up with buyer behavior. Homes that linger beyond their first two weeks on market are more likely to require a price adjustment in this climate.
2. Buyer Activity Cooling Slightly
The contract volume—21 active options and 24 pending—is on the lighter side for Flower Mound, a high-demand area that often sees brisk summer movement. This suggests buyers are being more selective, and possibly holding out for better pricing or mortgage rate improvements.
3. Closings Outpace Contracts
While new buyer activity dipped, 26 homes still closed, indicating that deals in progress are staying on track. It’s a good sign of follow-through and lending stability, but unless buyer activity picks up next week, we could see closings start to decline in mid-July.
What It Means for Buyers and Sellers
For Buyers:
The Flower Mound market is offering more flexibility right now, especially for buyers who’ve been feeling squeezed by pricing or competition earlier in the season. With price reductions climbing and seller motivation rising, now’s your chance to step in and negotiate favorable terms.
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Look closely at listings with recent price cuts—sellers may be open to further negotiation.
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Act fast when you see a well-priced home; while activity is slower, good properties still draw interest.
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Be ready with pre-approval to move when opportunity strikes.
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For Sellers:
The message this week is clear: price matters more than ever. Homes that launch with an aggressive price and don’t adjust quickly are getting overlooked. To stay competitive:
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Price accurately based on the most recent comps—not early spring data.
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Make your listing shine online with professional photos and curb appeal.
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Consider a price adjustment quickly if showings stall in the first 7–10 days.
You can still sell successfully in Flower Mound’s summer market, but it takes precision and a plan.
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Final Thoughts
This week’s market data shows Flower Mound entering a more balanced summer phase. Price reductions are rising, and buyers are pausing to reassess their options. That doesn’t mean opportunity is gone—it just means strategy matters more.
Buyers can benefit from increased leverage. Sellers can still win—but only if they meet the market where it is.
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