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Frisco Housing Chill: November Home Sales Slip To 144 As Market Cools

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Published on December 23, 2025
Frisco Housing Chill: November Home Sales Slip To 144 As Market CoolsSource: Tierra Mallorca on Unsplash

Frisco’s red-hot housing market hit the brakes in November, with 144 homes changing hands across the city, a clear step down from the same month a year earlier.

According to Community Impact, Frisco recorded 144 closed sales in November 2025, with the largest share of those deals in the $400,001–$700,000 price band. In the outlet’s month-to-month dataset covering November 2024 through November 2025, that November total is down from 168 closings the previous November.

Redfin shows a slightly different count for November, logging 139 homes sold, and reports a median sale price of $675,000 and a median 70 days on market for the month. The figures, based on Redfin’s calculations using MLS listings and public records, still point to the same year over year cooling across the city.

Small discrepancies between outlets are common because providers draw different map lines around a city and apply different filters when they compile totals. The National Association of Realtors notes that local MLS feeds are sampled, weighted and benchmarked for reports, and those methodological choices can nudge city level counts up or down, which is why two reputable sources can land on slightly different numbers.

What This Means For Buyers And Sellers

With most November activity packed into the $400,001–$700,000 range, mid market buyers are still driving the action in Frisco. Slower closings and longer time on market tend to give buyers a bit more leverage, while sellers may need to sharpen their pricing, freshen up staging and stay realistic if they want to seal a deal before the spring rush.

Looking Ahead

November is usually a quieter month as holiday plans crowd out house hunting, so the real test will be the December and January numbers, which will help show whether this is just seasonal drag or the start of a deeper slowdown. Residents watching the market are wise to compare local MLS snapshots with national aggregators and to check in with agents who work Frisco day in and day out for the clearest read on what is actually moving and at what price.

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