New-home sales in Dallas-Fort Worth were statistically flat in June as pending sales declined, according to the latest report from HomesUSA.com.

Buyers purchased 2,095 new homes in June, down from 2,122 in May and 2,153 in June 2025. Pending sales, meanwhile, declined 9.1% month over month and 5.3% year over year as buyers contracted on 2,458 properties.

“Dallas-Fort Worth builders continue to cope with the affordability issue,” HomesUSA CEO Ben Caballero said in a press release. “Prices increased modestly, but lower sales and pending sales show that elevated mortgage rates remain a significant obstacle. The interest rate drop builders hoped to see this spring did not happen and moderated the seasonal bounce.”

DFW’s average new-home price rose to $468,902, up from $460,012 in May and $463,401 a year prior.

Active listings increased, although days on market improved on a monthly basis. Total active inventory increased 1.5% year over year, with 8,172 new homes on the market in June, but the average listing spent 144 days on market, down from 148 days in May. In June 2025, a typical new home took 136.39 days to sell.

“While the improvement in days on market last month is encouraging, the decline in pending sales is also consistent with seasonality,” Caballero explained.