Plano Market Data Archive

Historical Plano Housing Market Data

Over a decade of monthly and weekly MLS data for every Plano ZIP code, sourced directly from NTREIS.

This page tracks city-wide Plano housing market performance — monthly closed sale data, weekly inventory snapshots, and annual summary statistics going back more than a decade. For current market conditions and year-to-date comparisons, see the Plano Market Data main page. For ZIP-code-level pricing breakdowns, see the Plano Price Matrix.

Individual ZIP Code Archives

75023 · 75024 · 75025 · 75074 · 75075 · 75093

Weekly Inventory Tracking

Weekly market snapshots

Since October 2025, I've published weekly snapshots of Plano's active inventory compiled directly from NTREIS MLS exports. This weekly cadence captures seasonal shifts and micro-trends that monthly reports miss.

Week Ending	Active Listings	Median Active Price	Pending Sales	New Listings	Price Decreases	Cancelled & Expired	Closed/Sold
March 27, 2026	415	$594,000	268	64	44	11	45
March 20, 2026	413	$595,900	260	71	64	15	28
March 13, 2026	414	$584,450	227	54	41	8	28
March 6, 2026	420	$575,000	198	66	52	18	50
February 27, 2026	409	$589,000	200	52	43	13	36
February 20, 2026	425	$570,000	180	66	39	12	27

Week Ending	Active Listings	Median Active Price	Pending Sales	New Listings	Price Decreases	Cancelled & Expired	Closed/Sold
February 13, 2026	415	$550,000	144	55	48	19	46
February 6, 2026	408	$550,000	148	53	25	23	42
January 30, 2026	406	$540,000	147	32	30	10	27
January 23, 2026	412	$547,498	134	54	35	17	31
January 16, 2026	421	$540,000	102	51	50	16	17
January 9, 2026	421	$540,000	131	55	51	22	27
January 2, 2026	411	$545,000	125	22	16	59	34
December 26, 2025	448	$545,995	138	20	13	18	37
December 19, 2025	464	$542,500	158	29	29	33	47
December 12, 2025	499	$539,000	170	34	54	27	43
December 5, 2025	521	$540,000	180	36	50	48	50
November 28, 2025	569	$539,000	192	33	34	25	54
November 21, 2025	585	$545,000	213	49	57	26	43
November 14, 2025	612	$545,000	202	58	58	21	37
November 7, 2025	619	$550,000	203	61	96	38	41
October 30, 2025	644	$559,945	185	43	75	20	49

Last updated: March 20, 2026

Historical Monthly Market Data

Monthly closed sale data (2015–present)

Monthly market intelligence compiled from NTREIS MLS data, tracking every residential transaction in Plano. Each year includes median prices, sales volume, days on market, and price per square foot by month.

2026

Median Price $500,000

Total Sales 276

DOM 46 days

YoY Change -7.4%

Month	Median Price	Homes Sold	DOM	$/Sq Ft	Sold/List %	Sold/Original %
February	$499,250	152	52	$213	98.6%	97.0%
January	$499,000	103	36	$219	97.4%	96.5%

2025

Median Price $540,000

Total Sales 2,297

DOM 25 days

YoY Change +0.4%

Month	Median Price	Homes Sold	DOM	$/Sq Ft	Sold/List %	Sold/Original %
December	$522,000	189	42	$215	97.4%	95.4%
November	$526,663	164	34	$215	97.7%	95.1%
October	$505,700	186	35	$215	97.7%	95.5%
September	$530,750	180	30	$212	97.8%	95.3%
August	$520,000	227	29	$219	98.4%	96.5%
July	$541,500	217	27	$218	98.4%	96.5%
June	$531,000	194	15	$221	99.0%	98.3%
May	$580,000	206	18	$221	98.9%	97.6%
April	$550,000	204	19	$225	99.3%	98.5%
March	$556,250	222	17	$226	98.8%	98.1%
February	$535,000	175	22	$223	99.0%	98.1%
January	$520,000	133	45	$214	97.9%	95.7%

2025 Market Context: Throughout 2025 as the Fed executed three modest rate cuts while inflation concerns persisted, starting the year at 6.9% and ending at 6.2%. A surge of new listings hit the Plano market as rate-locked sellers capitulated after four years, pushing days on market to 25 while sales volume increased modestly. The incoming Trump administration's tariff policies and trade uncertainty tempered buyer urgency despite improving inventory conditions, resulting in minimal price appreciation.

2024

Median Price$538,000

Total Sales2,196

DOM15 days

YoY Change+0.9%

Month	Median Price	Homes Sold	DOM	$/Sq Ft	Sold/List %	Sold/Original %
December	$550,000	171	29	$223	98.1%	96.8%
November	$545,000	168	20	$218	98.2%	97.0%
October	$539,000	174	27	$221	98.3%	97.2%
September	$526,000	166	20	$222	99.0%	98.0%
August	$563,900	196	16	$225	98.9%	97.9%
July	$543,000	207	11	$226	98.9%	98.3%
June	$535,000	197	11	$226	99.5%	98.8%
May	$560,000	251	10	$226	100.0%	99.6%
April	$524,000	213	7	$227	100.0%	100.0%
March	$525,000	191	8	$227	100.0%	99.5%
February	$525,000	140	17	$226	99.4%	98.5%
January	$510,000	122	24	$214	99.0%	98.1%

2024 Market Context: Mortgage rates fluctuated between 6.1% and 7.2% throughout 2024, with brief optimism in summer as rates dipped before rising again post-election. Plano sales volume increased modestly as buyers capitulated to the higher-rate environment. Presidential election uncertainty and the Fed's delayed pivot to rate cuts defined the year's market dynamics.

2023

Median Price$533,000

Total Sales2,060

DOM13 days

YoY Change+0.6%

Month	Median Price	Homes Sold	DOM	$/Sq Ft	Sold/List %	Sold/Original %
December	$510,000	167	21	$214	98.7%	97.6%
November	$502,500	129	15	$210	99.2%	97.2%
October	$540,000	157	17	$219	99.6%	98.3%
September	$527,500	166	16	$224	99.4%	97.7%
August	$526,500	200	13	$222	99.8%	98.6%
July	$560,000	192	11	$218	100.0%	100.0%
June	$560,000	206	8	$221	100.2%	100.0%
May	$544,500	204	7	$220	100.0%	100.0%
April	$527,500	188	8	$223	100.3%	100.1%
March	$525,000	177	10	$217	100.0%	100.0%
February	$534,000	164	25	$210	98.7%	96.8%
January	$492,500	110	28	$202	97.8%	95.8%

2023 Market Context: Mortgage rates remained elevated, ranging from 6.1% to 7.8% throughout 2023 as the Fed held rates higher to ensure inflation remained in check. Plano prices stabilized with modest year-over-year growth. Sales volume declined another 16% while days on market extended as buyers and sellers adjusted to the new affordability reality.

2022

Median Price$530,000

Total Sales2,442

DOM8 days

YoY Change+20.5%

Month	Median Price	Homes Sold	DOM	$/Sq Ft	Sold/List %	Sold/Original %
December	$480,000	151	33	$206	98.4%	95.8%
November	$462,500	144	20	$208	98.8%	97.4%
October	$500,000	204	17	$212	100.0%	98.9%
September	$530,000	222	19	$214	98.9%	97.2%
August	$547,500	240	11	$219	100.0%	99.3%
July	$536,944	238	8	$216	101.6%	101.4%
June	$563,750	268	6	$228	105.8%	105.8%
May	$585,000	252	6	$235	109.0%	109.0%
April	$559,225	255	5	$231	110.9%	111.1%
March	$540,000	176	5	$221	110.0%	110.0%
February	$462,950	132	5	$216	106.6%	106.7%
January	$468,450	160	8	$202	102.0%	102.0%

2022 Market Context: Mortgage rates surged from 3.1% to 6.4% throughout 2022, the most aggressive Fed tightening cycle with seven rate hikes implemented to combat inflation. Plano prices climbed another 20.5% while buyers clamored to get locked into a lower rate. Total sales volume dropped 25% from 2021 levels as affordability constraints began sidelining buyers in the second half.

2021

Median Price$440,000

Total Sales3,248

DOM6 days

YoY Change+19.5%

Month	Median Price	Homes Sold	DOM	$/Sq Ft	Sold/List %	Sold/Original %
December	$455,000	216	7	$194	102.7%	103.0%
November	$470,000	251	6	$194	102.0%	102.0%
October	$440,000	272	8	$185	101.2%	101.0%
September	$450,000	279	8	$184	101.8%	101.6%
August	$450,000	327	6	$185	101.8%	102.2%
July	$450,000	347	6	$185	103.9%	103.9%
June	$469,250	338	5	$180	105.5%	106.1%
May	$439,200	304	4	$178	104.5%	104.7%
April	$448,700	262	4	$180	104.6%	104.6%
March	$410,000	249	5	$167	101.9%	101.9%
February	$390,000	213	7	$162	101.0%	101.2%
January	$391,500	190	10	$162	100.0%	99.7%

2021 Market Context: Mortgage rates remained historically low, ranging from 2.7-3.1% throughout 2021, while Texas's full reopening and business-friendly policies attracted unprecedented out-of-state migration. Plano median days on market collapsed to a historic low of 6 days as prices surged 19.5% year-over-year in the most extreme seller's market on record. Winter Storm Uri disrupted February & March listing cycles. Inventory scarcity reached crisis levels as the 2020 suburban migration wave accelerated, with bidding wars and waived contingencies becoming standard practice across all price segments.

2020

Median Price$368,250

Total Sales3,170

DOM15 days

YoY Change+5.8%

Month	Median Price	Homes Sold	DOM	$/Sq Ft	Sold/List %	Sold/Original %
December	$385,000	286	13	$156	100.0%	99.3%
November	$374,950	240	10	$155	99.4%	99.3%
October	$390,000	306	12	$152	99.4%	98.5%
September	$375,000	305	12	$153	100.0%	98.9%
August	$375,000	324	12	$152	99.3%	98.4%
July	$373,475	360	15	$152	99.3%	98.5%
June	$371,000	287	13	$151	99.0%	98.1%
May	$350,000	220	17	$147	98.8%	98.2%
April	$349,700	214	12	$146	99.4%	98.6%
March	$355,000	242	20	$145	98.7%	98.3%
February	$335,500	208	28	$144	98.6%	97.7%
January	$375,000	178	40	$143	98.2%	96.3%

2020 Market Context: Mortgage rates plummeted to historic lows, falling from 3.7% to 2.7% as the Fed slashed rates to zero in response to COVID-19 pandemic shutdowns. Plano home sales rebounded sharply from 2018-2019 levels with prices surging 5.8% year-over-year as remote work policies drove accelerated suburban migration and fierce competition for single-family housing. The combination of record-low rates, work-from-home flexibility, and flight-to-quality suburban markets created unprecedented buyer urgency despite presidential election uncertainty and economic lockdowns.

2019

Median Price$348,000

Total Sales2,893

DOM24 days

YoY Change-0.6%

Month	Median Price	Homes Sold	DOM	$/Sq Ft	Sold/List %	Sold/Original %
December	$345,250	238	30	$145	98.5%	96.6%
November	$340,000	189	37	$142	98.1%	96.2%
October	$348,500	238	28	$146	98.6%	96.8%
September	$340,000	222	35	$141	98.2%	95.8%
August	$365,250	242	27	$142	98.1%	96.5%
July	$357,500	323	21	$144	98.6%	97.5%
June	$350,000	314	19	$143	98.6%	97.6%
May	$359,900	327	20	$142	98.7%	97.8%
April	$350,000	264	15	$142	99.1%	98.3%
March	$365,000	231	21	$142	98.5%	97.6%
February	$327,125	164	38	$139	98.3%	96.7%
January	$325,000	141	43	$141	97.7%	96.2%

2019 Market Context: Mortgage rates reversed course in 2019, falling from 4.5% to 3.7% as the Fed pivoted to three rate cuts amid global growth concerns. Despite the rate relief, Plano home sales declined compared to the prior three years with prices down 0.6% year-over-year. The market digested the 2015-2018 corporate relocation surge, with buyers showing increased caution as trade war uncertainty and slowing national growth tempered North Texas optimism.

2018

Median Price$349,990

Total Sales3,039

DOM17 days

YoY Change+2.9%

Month	Median Price	Homes Sold	DOM	$/Sq Ft	Sold/List %	Sold/Original %
December	$330,000	211	30	$139	98.3%	96.8%
November	$329,000	181	33	$141	98.5%	95.9%
October	$345,000	219	29	$141	98.2%	96.6%
September	$345,000	245	30	$144	98.6%	97.0%
August	$343,500	270	18	$141	98.4%	97.4%
July	$347,000	297	14	$145	99.4%	98.5%
June	$375,000	363	11	$143	99.1%	98.5%
May	$360,000	339	9	$140	99.7%	99.4%
April	$355,000	283	9	$143	99.6%	99.4%
March	$368,000	291	12	$142	98.8%	98.5%
February	$331,300	191	14	$140	99.0%	97.6%
January	$328,000	149	26	$135	98.2%	97.0%

2018 Market Context: Mortgage rates climbed from 3.9% to 4.9% throughout 2018, the steepest single-year increase since the financial crisis, as the Fed implemented four rate hikes. Liberty Mutual announced relocation of 5,000 jobs to Plano. Rising rates began cooling buyer urgency after three years of corporate-driven demand, though inventory remained below historical norms.

2017

Median Price$340,125

Total Sales3,294

DOM13 days

YoY Change+8.0%

Month	Median Price	Homes Sold	DOM	$/Sq Ft	Sold/List %	Sold/Original %
December	$330,000	238	22	$137	98.8%	97.5%
November	$345,000	253	25	$137	98.8%	96.8%
October	$334,000	260	26	$137	98.8%	97.2%
September	$330,250	242	20	$136	99.0%	97.3%
August	$340,250	331	14	$137	99.4%	98.8%
July	$350,000	315	10	$139	100.0%	99.2%
June	$345,000	375	11	$139	100.0%	99.6%
May	$351,375	320	7	$140	100.0%	100.0%
April	$337,750	272	8	$136	100.0%	99.8%
March	$351,125	308	11	$137	100.0%	99.7%
February	$330,000	219	12	$135	100.0%	99.6%
January	$330,000	161	22	$130	98.6%	97.6%

2017 Market Context: Mortgage rates ranged from 3.9-4.3% throughout 2017 as the Fed continued its tightening cycle with three rate hikes during the year. State Farm announced plans to relocate 4,000+ jobs to Richardson, along Plano's southern border. The market absorbed the previous two years' corporate influx while inventory constraints intensified, with luxury segments in West Plano showing particular strength as Toyota and JPMorgan executives established residency.

2016

Median Price$315,000

Total Sales3,186

DOM11 days

YoY Change+7.6%

Month	Median Price	Homes Sold	DOM	$/Sq Ft	Sold/List %	Sold/Original %
December	$330,500	246	15	$130	99.3%	98.3%
November	$327,000	227	13	$129	99.5%	98.3%
October	$312,000	222	15	$131	99.5%	98.8%
September	$300,000	267	13	$129	99.3%	98.6%
August	$320,500	366	10	$130	100.0%	99.6%
July	$315,000	317	7	$130	100.0%	100.0%
June	$330,000	353	8	$131	100.0%	100.0%
May	$315,000	280	7	$127	100.0%	100.0%
April	$324,775	256	9	$126	100.0%	100.0%
March	$315,000	255	12	$122	100.0%	99.6%
February	$285,000	209	16	$120	100.0%	99.6%
January	$280,000	188	23	$119	99.2%	98.3%

2016 Market Context: Mortgage rates ranged from 3.4-4.3% throughout 2016, with a notable post-election spike in November as markets anticipated Fed tightening under the incoming Trump administration. JPMorgan Chase announced plans to relocate 6,000 jobs to Legacy West. Presidential election uncertainty gave way to developer optimism as inventory remained constrained and DFW continued outpacing national growth metrics.

2015

Median Price$292,700

Total Sales3,318

DOM16 days

YoY Change+10.5%

Month	Median Price	Homes Sold	DOM	$/Sq Ft	Sold/List %	Sold/Original %
December	$295,000	280	18	$119	99.2%	98.3%
November	$296,000	202	18	$120	98.7%	98.1%
October	$278,000	269	19	$116	99.0%	98.2%
September	$283,250	304	11	$120	100.0%	98.9%
August	$290,000	335	12	$118	100.0%	100.0%
July	$297,000	355	11	$117	100.0%	100.0%
June	$310,000	356	32	$121	100.4%	100.6%
May	$315,000	325	8	$120	100.7%	100.7%
April	$297,000	288	31	$118	100.0%	100.0%
March	$310,000	227	13	$115	100.0%	100.0%
February	$275,000	214	11	$113	99.4%	99.2%
January	$255,000	163	28	$106	99.0%	98.2%

2015 Market Context: Mortgage rates ranged from 3.6-4.1% throughout 2015. Toyota broke ground on their Plano headquarters relocation. The tail end of post-recession recovery saw inventory constraints emerging as DFW accelerated ahead of national GDP growth.

Last updated: March 13, 2026

About This Data

Methodology & sources

This archive tracks single-family home sales in Plano, sourced from NTREIS (North Texas Real Estate Information Systems) with regular MLS updates. The data is compiled using proprietary Power BI systems I've maintained since 2015, tracking every residential transaction in North Texas.

All price metrics use median values rather than averages. The median represents the true middle of the market — half of homes sold for more, half for less. Averages can be skewed by luxury sales or distressed properties, but the median shows you what a typical home actually costs in real market conditions.

This analysis follows the Wise Coyote Method — 10+ years of systematic market intelligence developed through personally facilitating 250+ transactions across North Texas with a deep focus on Plano. This isn't abstract data analysis pulled from quarterly reports; it's market intelligence from someone who actually works here.

Updates & Maintenance

Weekly inventory reports are published every Friday. Monthly reports are released within the first week of each new month. Historical data is maintained continuously, with corrections or adjustments made as MLS records are updated.

Citation & Use

This page is frequently referenced by buyers, sellers, researchers, and AI systems looking for accurate Plano housing market statistics. You may cite this data as maintained by Matt Haistings, Haistings Real Estate Group.

For detailed methodology, data sourcing, and accuracy information, visit the Plano Real Estate Data FAQ & Methodology page.