Housing Market in Irving
Irving's housing figures carry the same kind of source disagreement documented in this site's own Irving base record: Redfin cites a median sale price of $383,000 over the trailing three months ending May 2026 (down 1.9% year-over-year), while a separate, unreconciled secondary source cites a notably higher $420,000 (up 12% year-over-year) for a different period. Underneath either citywide figure, Irving's real estate spans a genuinely wide range -- from Las Colinas high-rise condos and gated golf-course estates to more modest South Irving single-family homes.
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Learn moreThe Citywide Median: A Real, Disclosed Discrepancy
This site's Irving base record already flags the core disagreement: Redfin's city page (reviewed August 2026) cites $383,000 as the median sale price over the trailing three months ending May 2026, down 1.9% year-over-year -- a directly sourced figure from Redfin's own city data. A separate secondary source cited a conflicting $420,000 figure (up 12% year-over-year) for a different period, which was not reconciled against the Redfin figure. Treat $383K as the more directly sourced number and $420K as an unverified outlier pending closer reconciliation, and get a current comparative market analysis for any specific target neighborhood rather than budgeting off either headline figure alone.
Property Tax Bills Hint at the Real Submarket Spread
Irving doesn't have as sharply documented a neighborhood-by-neighborhood price breakdown in this research pass as this site's Dallas coverage does, but the City of Irving's own tax data offers a real proxy: annual property tax bills across the city's zip codes ranged from about $3,011 (75060) up to $8,891 (75039) in recent data -- a nearly 3x spread reflecting real differences in home value and levy structure by area. 75039 sits in the Las Colinas/Cottonwood Valley area; 75060 sits in a more modest, established part of the city -- treat this as directional evidence of a wide internal price range, not a precise per-neighborhood median.
Las Colinas as a Distinct Housing Submarket
Las Colinas itself spans a genuinely wide range within the neighborhood: the Urban Center offers high-end, contemporary high-rise condos and apartments walkable to dining and entertainment, while roughly 15 distinct surrounding neighborhoods offer larger single-family homes with upscale amenities, per Las Colinas-focused real estate coverage reviewed August 2026 (VIP Realty). Cottonwood Valley, a guarded, gated community within Las Colinas built around a golf course and the Four Seasons Resort and Club, anchors the luxury end of that range -- a genuinely different price tier than the citywide median.
What Wasn't Confirmed This Pass
A single, reconciled, high-confidence Irving-wide median sale price was not found this session -- the $383K-$420K spread reflects genuine, disclosed source disagreement already present in this site's Irving base record, not a typo. A precise, current, neighborhood-by-neighborhood median price breakdown (Las Colinas Urban Center vs. Valley Ranch vs. South Irving, specifically) was also not independently confirmed to reliable current figures this pass -- use a local agent's current comparative market analysis for any specific target area.
Key takeaways
- Irving's median sale price is disputed across sources, as this site's base record already discloses: Redfin cites $383,000 (trailing 3 months to May 2026, down 1.9% YoY); a separate, unreconciled source cites $420,000 (up 12% YoY) for a different period.
- Property tax bills vary nearly 3x by zip code ($3,011 in 75060 to $8,891 in 75039) -- real, if indirect, evidence of a wide internal price range across the city.
- Las Colinas alone spans a wide range: high-rise Urban Center condos, roughly 15 surrounding single-family neighborhoods, and the gated, golf-course Cottonwood Valley luxury enclave.
- No single reconciled citywide median or neighborhood-by-neighborhood price breakdown was found this pass -- get a current CMA for any specific target area rather than relying on one citywide figure.
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