Before the 2020 pandemic, Dallas-Fort Worth had zero “ultra-luxury” homes that sold for more than $10 million. In 2025, 15 sprawling homes sold in the metroplex for more than $10 million, making DFW a “breakout metro” according to Compass’ recently released Ultra-Luxury Report for 2025.
According to Compass, the region delivers on domestic and international buyers’ desire for “bespoke residences offering privacy in a market with competitive tax rates and a robust economy.”
“Dallas has firmly established itself in the ultra-luxury arena,” says Jonathan Rosen of Compass Dallas. “As wealth continues to migrate to Texas and existing local buyers move up the market, purchasers are prioritizing privacy, design, and lifestyle over price sensitivity.”…