October 2025 Haslet Real Estate Market Update: What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know

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If you’ve been watching the headlines, you’ve probably seen mixed messages about the Dallas–Fort Worth housing market.

So what’s really happening here in Haslet, Texas right now? 

This month’s market update breaks down the story behind the numbers — supply, demand, pricing trends, and what it means for you if you’re thinking about buying or selling a home.

📈 Understanding the Story: Supply vs. Demand in Haslet

Real estate is always a story of supply and demand, and Haslet’s housing market in October 2025 is a perfect example.

• Active Inventory:
  There are 358 homes currently for sale in Haslet, a 22% increase compared to last year.
  That means more choices for buyers — but also more competition for sellers.
  
  
• Resale vs. New Construction:
  Resale listings are up 37% year over year, while new construction inventory is down 4.7%.
  For buyers, that means fewer brand-new homes to choose from and more existing homes competing for attention.
  For sellers, less new construction can actually be an advantage — but only if your pricing and presentation are on point.

🏠 New Listings and Market Activity

Even as we move into the slower fall season, Haslet continues to see a healthy number of new listings. 

Overall, listings are down just 2.3% from last year — a typical seasonal dip — but resale listings remain nearly 20% higher than this time in 2024.

That’s great news for buyers who want options, but it also signals a growing buyer’s market as inventory outpaces demand.

🤝 What Buyer Demand Looks Like Right Now

So, are buyers showing up?
The short answer: not as much as before.

• Pending Sales: Down roughly 20% year over year, indicating that fewer homes are going under contract.
• Closed Sales: Off 13.5% overall, with new construction closings down 28%.
• Showings to Pending Ratio: It currently takes about nine showings for a home to go under contract in Haslet.

That last number is key — it tells us that the buyer pool is still active but more selective. 

Buyers are visiting homes, comparing options, and taking their time to decide. 

For sellers, that means your home must stand out early to capture attention.

⏳ Days on Market: The 38-Day Window That Matters

Here’s a stat every Haslet homeowner should know:

The median days on market for homes that sell is 38 days. That means if your home isn’t under contract within the first month, the market is starting to move past you.  Each additional week tends to bring price reductions and lower negotiating power.

Pro tip for sellers:  Price accurately, launch with strong marketing, and make your home shine right from day one.  Those first few weeks are where you win or lose the sale.

📊 Months of Supply: Are We in a Buyer’s or Seller’s Market?

The metric most experts watch closely is months of supply — how long it would take to sell all active listings if no new homes hit the market.

• Resale Homes: 6.3 months of supply, which puts Haslet firmly into neutral-to-buyer’s market territory.
• New Construction: 2.4 months, still favoring sellers.
• Overall: 4.3 months of inventory, up 43% from last year.

That jump reflects the ongoing rebalancing of the market — more homes for sale, fewer buyers in play, and a gradual move toward equilibrium.

💰 Haslet Home Prices: Holding Steady, Not Crashing

Despite the headlines, home prices in Haslet are holding remarkably steady.

• Resale Homes: Median price $402,500, down only 1.8% from last year.
• New Construction: Median price $460,000, up nearly 16% year over year.
• Average Across All Homes: Around $480,000, a modest 4–5% increase overall.

This makes sense: while supply has increased, most sellers aren’t slashing prices. Real estate prices are “downward-sticky” — they resist dropping quickly unless owners must sell.  So while appreciation has cooled, Haslet home values remain stable.

🧭 What This Means for Haslet Homeowners

If you’re thinking about selling your home in Haslet:

• You’re entering a more competitive environment.
• Pricing and presentation matter more than ever.
• The first 30–40 days on market are critical to capture buyers before they move on.

If you’re buying:

• You now have the most inventory Haslet has seen in years.
• With interest rates easing slightly, this could be a powerful time to act before prices rise again.
• Negotiation leverage is shifting back toward buyers — especially on homes that have been sitting longer than the 38-day median.

🎥 Watch the Full October 2025 Haslet Market Update Video

🔗 Watch Kiel Lindsey break down the data visually and explain what these numbers mean for you.

🏡 Ready to Make a Move in Haslet?

Whether you’re buying, selling, or just watching the market, understanding the data is your competitive edge.
If you’d like a custom breakdown of what your home is worth or how your buying power has changed, request your free Haslet Home Value Report or schedule a Home Buying Blueprint consultation.

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