Coppell, Irving real estate updates: Median home values spike in some ZIP codes, slip in others

Data is now available that compares market trends in Coppell and Irving from September 2018 to September 2019.

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By Gavin Pugh | 11:23 AM Nov 25, 2019 CST | Updated 11:23 AM Nov 25, 2019 CST

The 75038 and 75062 ZIP codes saw steep spikes in the median value of homes sold from September 2018 compared to September 2019. See the graphic above for a full list of market updates in the cities of Coppell and Irving.

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By Gavin Pugh

Gavin has reported for Community Impact Newspaper since June 2017. His beat has included Dallas Area Rapid Transit, public and higher education, school and municipal governments and more. He now serves as the editor of the Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake edition.

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