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By the Numbers
Curious about what the market’s doing in your neighborhood? Whether you’re thinking of buying, selling, or just staying informed, our local real estate market updates help you make smarter decisions. Below, you'll find the latest stats, trends, and expert commentary—broken down by county, city, and even neighborhood. This page is updated monthly with insights from The Dunnican Team’s on-the-ground expertise.
Reporting Period: Feb 1–Feb 28, 2026 • Data via NTREIS
Heath is a premium lakefront community — and premium markets don't always follow the same rules as the broader metro. February's numbers require careful reading. The headline figures look startling at first glance, but the context matters enormously here: only 17 homes closed this month, and in a market of this size, a single high-priced or lower-priced outlier can move the median by hundreds of thousands of dollars. Read the data with that in mind.
A note on sample size: With only 17 closed sales in February, Heath's monthly statistics are particularly susceptible to mix-shift distortion. A single unusually high or low transaction can move the median price significantly in a market this small. The percentage changes shown below should be read as reflections of which specific homes sold this month — not necessarily as indicators of broad value trends across Heath's housing stock.
PRICES
The February median price for Heath came in at $706,000 — a headline figure that shows a 28.5% decline from February 2025's $895,000. That number demands context before it causes alarm. With only 17 transactions in the month, the median is extremely sensitive to the profile of homes that happened to close during that specific window. February 2025 likely saw more high-end closings skewing that month's median upward; February 2026 appears to have seen more mid-range activity pull the median lower. Price per square foot at $211.98 — down 20.2% year over year — reflects that same dynamic. A smaller median home size of 3,642 square feet (compared to potentially larger homes last year) compounds the variability. Heath remains a premium market; one month's data in a 17-transaction sample is not a reliable measure of what the community's homes are actually worth.
SALES ACTIVITY
Seventeen closed sales is a quiet month even by Heath's standards — down just slightly from 18 in February 2025, a nominal 5.6% dip. More notably, homes sat on the market for an average of 102 days — up 12 days from a year ago — before going under contract. Total time from listing to close was 129 days. That extended timeline reflects the realities of a luxury market: buyers at this price point are deliberate, often considering multiple properties over an extended period, and transactions simply take longer to incubate. The close-to-list ratio of 88.1% — down from 93.9% in 2024 — confirms buyers are negotiating meaningfully in Heath's price range.
INVENTORY
Active listings reached 139 in February, up 15.8% from a year ago. That increase in supply — in a community where 17 homes closed in a month — translates directly into longer absorption timelines and more buyer leverage. Months of inventory held at 7.7 — unchanged year over year, but firmly in buyer-market territory by any standard measure. The inventory profile skews heavily toward the $500–$749k range (43.8% of active listings) and the $1M+ range (25.0%), which aligns with Heath's well-established character as a higher-end lakefront enclave.
MARKET BALANCE
At 7.7 months of supply and a close-to-list ratio of 88.1%, Heath is operating in clear buyer-market territory — and has been for some time at this inventory level. That 88.1% close-to-list figure is the most instructive number in the dataset for active participants: buyers are negotiating roughly 12% off original list prices on average, which in Heath's price range translates to real money. Sellers who price aspirationally are finding that the market responds slowly, if at all. The luxury market demands patience and pricing discipline in equal measure.
Heath's luxury lakefront market will continue to move at its own tempo in 2026 — slower than the surrounding suburban market, more sensitive to economic conditions, and driven by a buyer pool that's smaller but highly intentional. With 7.7 months of inventory and 139 active listings relative to monthly closings in the teens, the market is unlikely to tighten dramatically without a meaningful catalyst.
If mortgage rates ease in the latter half of 2026, the move-up and luxury segments typically respond with a lag — buyers who've been waiting for the rate environment to improve will start to re-engage. That could gradually absorb the current inventory overhang and begin to stabilize the close-to-list ratio.
Month-to-month price fluctuations in Heath should be interpreted with caution given the low transaction volume. Tracking six- and twelve-month rolling trends will provide a more reliable picture of where pricing is actually heading than any single month's data can offer.
Source: NTREIS MLS (Feb 1–Feb 28, 2026) with February 2025 comparison metrics from the Texas REALTORS® Data Relevance Project, in partnership with the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University.
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Heath is a buyer's market by the numbers — 7.7 months of inventory and a close-to-list ratio of 88.1% mean buyers hold meaningful leverage and are negotiating roughly 12% off original asking price on average. In Heath's price range, that's a significant dollar amount. Sellers who approach pricing with discipline rather than aspiration are still transacting — homes are moving, just more slowly than in prior years. Present the home in impeccable condition, price to where the data shows buyers are transacting, and plan for a 102-day average pre-contract period. Luxury market buyers are deliberate; patience is part of the process.
Heath currently offers some of the most favorable buyer conditions this community has seen in years. With 139 active listings and 7.7 months of supply, there's no inventory scarcity pressuring you into rushed decisions. The close-to-list ratio of 88.1% confirms that substantive, thoughtful offers below list price are a normal part of the transaction process here — not an aggressive strategy. Homes are spending an average of 129 days from listing to close, giving you a genuine runway to compare properties carefully and conduct thorough due diligence. The median year built of 2014 reflects relatively newer lakefront construction — review HOA documents and builder records carefully at this price point.
Heath homes averaged 102 days on market in February 2026 — up 12 days from the same month last year. Total time from listing to close averaged 129 days. Extended timelines are built into Heath's transaction landscape by design — buyers at this price point are evaluating multiple properties over an extended period and transactions take longer to incubate. The close-to-list ratio of 88.1% is the meaningful counterpoint: sellers who endure the longer runway and price correctly are ultimately transacting successfully. A note on context: with only 17 closed sales, individual transactions can influence these averages.
The February 2026 median of $706,000 shows a 28.5% decline from February 2025's $895,000 — a dramatic-looking headline that the 17-transaction sample size makes highly unreliable. February 2025 likely included more high-end closings that pulled that month's median upward; February 2026's mix skewed toward mid-range activity. Price per square foot at $211.98, down 20.2%, reflects the same compositional dynamic. Heath remains a premium lakefront community — one month's data from 17 closings cannot reliably represent what the community's homes are actually worth. Multi-month rolling trends and annual data provide the only meaningful picture of Heath's pricing direction.
Heath closed 17 homes in February 2026 — down just slightly from 18 a year ago — while active listings grew 15.8% to 139. At 7.7 months of supply — unchanged year over year and firmly in buyer-market territory — buyers hold clear leverage. The inventory profile reflects Heath's character: 43.8% of active listings in the $500–$749k range and 25.0% at $1M+. The close-to-list ratio of 88.1%, down from 93.9% in 2024, confirms that buyer leverage has strengthened meaningfully over the past two years. This is a patient market — transactions happen when price and property align, and both sides need realistic expectations to get there.
Have questions about buying or selling in Heath? Talk to The Dunnican Team — we know Rockwall County's luxury lakefront market well and can guide you through the process with confidence.
Upscale Homes, Golf Course Communities, and Lakeside Living in Rockwall County
Tucked along the eastern shoreline of Lake Ray Hubbard, Heath is one of North Texas’s premier luxury enclaves—offering a rare blend of architectural elegance, natural beauty, and small-town serenity just 25 miles from downtown Dallas.
Known for its rolling hills, tree-lined streets, and thoughtfully planned neighborhoods, Heath draws buyers who value privacy, design integrity, and space to breathe. With a focus on residential preservation over commercial development, the town feels more like a private retreat than a typical suburb. Golf carts are a common sight. Sunsets over the lake are part of daily life. And community traditions bring neighbors together year after year.
The Heath housing market is defined by custom homes, estate lots, and elevated lifestyle offerings. Whether you're seeking a lakefront showpiece or a private, gated property tucked among mature trees, Heath delivers top-tier luxury with timeless appeal.
Popular property types include:
Lakefront estates with boat docks, infinity-edge pools, and unobstructed views of Lake Ray Hubbard
Golf course homes in established communities like Buffalo Creek, featuring sweeping fairway views and traditional architecture
Custom homes on acreage, offering space for outbuildings, guest quarters, or equestrian amenities—all with city services close by
New construction in Heath Golf & Yacht Club, complete with resort-style amenities, lakeside trails, and access to private golf and fitness
Gated neighborhoods and private cul-de-sacs, designed for exclusivity and minimal through traffic
Architectural styles range from Mediterranean villas to Texas Hill Country builds, transitional customs, and modern farmhouses—with most neighborhoods maintaining architectural guidelines to protect aesthetics and long-term value.
Heath isn’t just a beautiful place to live—it’s a lifestyle grounded in quality, community, and connection. It offers a calm, refined atmosphere just minutes from Rockwall’s shopping, dining, and medical centers, making it especially appealing for executives, move-up buyers, and those relocating from urban areas.
Here’s why buyers continue to choose Heath:
Highly rated Rockwall ISD schools, including Rockwall-Heath High School, known for excellence in academics, arts, and athletics
Lake Ray Hubbard access for boating, paddleboarding, fishing, and lakeside dining
Community-centered living, with farmers markets, seasonal events, and neighborhood pride
Outdoor recreation, from private golf clubs and biking trails to nature preserves and water sports
Convenient commute access via I-30 and Highway 80 to Dallas, Forney, or Garland
In Heath, each home feels like a retreat—and each neighborhood offers a sense of identity, beauty, and belonging.
In a luxury market like Heath, where design, neighborhood identity, and land value play such a vital role, you need more than a generalist agent—you need seasoned experts who understand the nuances.
That’s why Cindy and Cory Dunnican, founders of The Dunnican Team at Coldwell Banker Apex, Realtors®, are the go-to resource for buyers and sellers in Heath.
With decades of experience in the Rockwall County luxury market, Cindy and Cory bring unmatched insight into:
Lot premiums and builder reputations
Custom construction and land-based transactions
Architectural integrity and neighborhood positioning
Strategic pricing and marketing for high-end homes, including drone videography, lifestyle staging, and targeted digital campaigns
Whether you’re relocating from out of state, building a one-of-a-kind estate, or selling a custom home with unique value, The Dunnican Team delivers with integrity, market knowledge, and white-glove service.
Our team knows how to position your property for success in today’s shifting market. Get expert pricing, staging tips, and a custom marketing plan.
Whether you want lake views, a big backyard, or a family-friendly community, we’ll help you find the right home at the right price.