Irving cooled off a bit in September, with median sales price easing 4.8% to $395,000 after a strong run-up in August. Inventory tightened too — homes for sale dropped 8.2% to 445 and new listings fell sharply, down nearly 18% to 138 — so sellers who were waiting for more competition didn't get it. Closed sales slowed alongside that, down 10.3% to 96, and homes are taking a bit longer to find a buyer, with days on market up to 32.
In plain terms: this was a quieter month in Irving. Price gave back some of its recent gains, fewer new homes came onto the market, and buyers who are shopping have a little more breathing room than they did in August. It's not a dramatic shift, just a market taking a breath.
