McKinney homeowners kept closers busy in April, racking up 294 home sales across the city while prices stayed firmly in upper-tier territory. The median sale price landed at $519,775, and the typical property spent about 67 days on the market from listing to closing. That combination of solid pricing and longer timelines points to a mixed market, with some neighborhoods feeling competitive pressure and others giving buyers room to negotiate.
According to the April MLS summary from the MetroTex Association of REALTORS, prepared by the Texas A&M Real Estate Research Center, the city-level NTREIS tables spell out the numbers behind those topline figures. The monthly report breaks activity into price ranges, days on market, and inventory levels that local brokers lean on to gauge shifting demand. Those NTREIS tables sit behind many of the roundups and charts built off April’s activity.
Price Bands And Where Buyers Did Their Shopping
The heart of McKinney’s April market sat in the mid-to-upper price tiers. Roughly 175 homes closed between $400,000 and $699,999, while 67 properties sold in the $100,000 to $399,999 range. On the higher end, 39 homes changed hands between $700,000 and $999,999, and 13 sales cleared the $1 million mark.
As reported by Community Impact, ZIP code 75071 logged the most closings in the city, putting that area at the center of April’s action.
How McKinney Stacks Up Against The Rest Of DFW
Compared with the broader DFW Metroplex, McKinney is still playing in a higher price league. The metro-wide April median for single-family home sales sat around $395,000, which puts McKinney roughly $125,000 above that mark…