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Harbaugh DFW Market Dashboard

A compact read on North Texas housing, mortgage markets, and the broader economy.

As of May 22, 2026

Housing

DFW housing market

Metro-wide resale trends and pricing.

Median Home Price — DFW

Metro median closed sale price

Live

$390,000

MoM
+1.3%
3-mo
+4.0%
YoY
−2.3%

Updated through April 2026

Source: Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University

Months Supply — DFW

Active listings ÷ sales pace

Live

4.3 mo

MoM
+0.3
3-mo
+0.6
YoY
−0.0

Updated through April 2026

Source: Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University

Sales Volume — DFW

Monthly closed sales, units

Live

8,761

MoM
+6.5%
3-mo
+74.0%
YoY
+7.5%

Updated through April 2026

Source: Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University

S&P CoreLogic/Cotality Case-Shiller TX-Dallas Home Price Index

Jan 2000 = 100

Live

289.0

MoM
−0.2%
3-mo
−0.6%
YoY
−1.7%

Updated through February 2026

Source: S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller / FRED

Local markets

Arlington & Mansfield housing market

Side-by-side read on Arlington and Mansfield markets

Arlington Median Home Price

City of Arlington

Live

$340,000

MoM
+1.3%
3-mo
+6.3%
YoY
+0.3%

Updated through April 2026

Source: Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University

Arlington Months Supply

Months of inventory

Live

3.1 mo

MoM
+0.2
3-mo
+0.5
YoY
−0.1

Updated through April 2026

Source: Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University

Mansfield Median Home Price

City of Mansfield

Live

$490,000

MoM
+3.4%
3-mo
+14.2%
YoY
+9.6%

Updated through April 2026

Source: Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University

Mansfield Months Supply

Months of inventory

Live

2.8 mo

MoM
−0.3
3-mo
−0.4
YoY
−0.9

Updated through April 2026

Source: Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University

Macro

National economy / rates

Rates, inflation, and national benchmarks that shape payment math.

30-Year Mortgage Rate vs 10-Year Treasury Yield

Primary market mortgage vs benchmark yield; spread shown at latest

Live

30-yr mortgage

6.51%

10-yr Treasury

4.57%

Spread

+1.94 pp

Updated through May 2026

30-yr mortgage10-yr Treasury

Source: Freddie Mac / FRED

M2 Money Supply — U.S.

Broad money stock

Live

$22.7T

MoM
+0.3%
3-mo
+1.5%
YoY
+4.6%

Updated through March 2026

Source: FRED

Federal Funds Target Rate

Effective federal funds rate

Live

3.64%

MoM
0.00 pts
3-mo
0.00 pts
YoY
−0.69 pts

Updated through April 2026

Source: FRED

CPI Inflation — U.S.

Headline CPI, year-over-year

Live

3.95%

MoM
+0.6%
3-mo
+1.8%
YoY
+3.9%

Updated through April 2026

Source: FRED

U.S. National Debt

Total public debt outstanding

Live

$38.5T

QoQ
+2.3%
3-qtr
+6.4%
YoY
+6.3%

Updated through October 2025

Source: FRED

Real GDP — U.S.

Real GDP growth, year-over-year

Live

2.66%

QoQ
+0.67 pts
YoY
+0.64 pts
3-yr
+0.35 pts

Updated through January 2026

Source: FRED

Unemployment Rate — U.S.

Seasonally adjusted

Live

4.30%

MoM
0.00 pts
3-mo
0.00 pts
YoY
+0.10 pts

Updated through April 2026

Source: FRED

Household Income — U.S.

Median household income, nominal

Live

$83,730

YoY
+3.9%
2-yr
+12.3%
3-yr
+18.3%

Updated through January 2024

Source: FRED

S&P CoreLogic/Cotality Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index

Jan 2000 = 100

Live

327.3

MoM
+0.3%
3-mo
−0.1%
YoY
+0.7%

Updated through February 2026

Source: S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller / FRED

Regional

DFW / Texas economy

Texas and DFW labor and price conditions.

Unemployment Rate — Texas

Statewide, seasonally adjusted

Live

4.30%

MoM
0.00 pts
3-mo
0.00 pts
YoY
+0.20 pts

Updated through March 2026

Source: BLS / FRED

CPI Inflation — DFW

Metro CPI, year-over-year

Live

4.47%

MoM
+2.9%
3-mo
+2.6%
YoY
+4.5%

Updated through March 2026

Source: BLS / FRED

Real GDP — Texas

State real GDP growth, year-over-year (quarterly)

Live

2.26%

QoQ
−0.23 pts
YoY
−0.83 pts
3-yr
−1.92 pts

Updated through October 2025

Source: FRED

Narrative

Market Notes

Current observations and context for the latest market data.

5/21/2026: Mortgage rates have continued to move higher. While home prices metro-wide have declined slightly, Mansfield and Arlington have seen price increases. In a positive sign, home sales have returned to 2022 levels, when rates began climbing.