Sherman-Denison - Housing Activity
Data Series Description
Housing statistics on this page are based on listing data from over 50 MLS (Multiple Listing Service) systems in Texas. They represent the highest level aggregate of the housing market based on combined listings of Single Family, Condominium and Townhouse properties, both New Construction and Existing Construction, sold through MLS systems. New home sales negotiated directly between the builder and buyer, outside of the MLS, are not included in this dataset. Existing home sales negotiated outside of the MLS are not included in this dataset. Statistics for each geography are calculated based on listed properties physically located within the mapped area presented with the statistics.
Geographic Definitions
Metropolitan areas are constructed from constituent counties as delineated by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB) in 2023. Delineation information can be found in OMB Bulletin No. 23-01. Historical data is calculated as if the 2023 delineations had always existed so the data is comparable over time.
Local Market Area (LMA): An area defined by the local Association/Board of REALTORS® representing a logical market of homes that can be grouped together for meaningful statistical reporting.
Getting More Detail
The Center calculates more detailed statistics covering over 6,500 geographies in Texas. Geographies include zip codes, neighborhoods, school districts and political districts. Statistics are broken out by the individual Single Family, Condominium and Townhouse property types, both New Construction and Existing Construction sold through MLS systems. This data is published exclusively for REALTORS® through the Texas REALTORS®MarketViewer portal. For more information, contact your local REALTOR® or REALTOR® Association.
Data Release Dates
Statistics for geographies outside of the Houston metro area will be released on/near the 20th calendar day after month end. Statistics for the Houston metro area will be released on/near the 40th calendar day after month end.
Sherman–Denison MSA: A Growing North Texas Hub with Expanding Housing Opportunities
The Sherman–Denison metropolitan area in Grayson County is experiencing notable growth driven by strategic investments in advanced manufacturing and its proximity to the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. Major employers, including Texas Instruments and GlobalWafers, are establishing significant regional operations, contributing to job creation and economic diversification.
This economic expansion has led to increased demand for housing. The area offers a range of residential options, from established neighborhoods to new developments, catering to a diverse population. The housing market remains relatively affordable compared to larger urban centers, attracting first-time homebuyers and those seeking more spacious living environments.
Infrastructure improvements and community development initiatives enhance the region's appeal, making Sherman–Denison an attractive destination for residents and businesses. The combination of economic vitality, housing affordability, and quality of life positions the area as a compelling choice for long-term investment and settlement.
