2026 Market Report & Data · Data through July 2026 · Source: Redfin
$344K
Median Price
66
Days on Market
5.8
Months Supply
+1.8%
YoY Change
Balanced Market
Market Type
409
cities with 6+ months supply
477
cities with 3-6 months supply
125
cities with <3 months supply
Ranked by lowest median home price.
| City | Median Price | DOM |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Harrold | $20K | 30d |
| 2. Petrolia | $20K | 17d |
| 3. Dayton Lakes | $21K | 113d |
| 4. Burke | $23K | 22d |
| 5. Fluvanna | $25K | 463d |
| 6. Oak Island | $27K | 7d |
| 7. Blue Berry Hill | $28K | 42d |
| 8. Garceno | $28K | 160d |
| 9. Cuney | $30K | 214d |
| 10. La Escondida | $30K | 18d |
Ranked by highest median home price.
| City | Median Price | DOM |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Westlake | $4.63M | 75d |
| 2. Piney Point Village | $4.03M | 71d |
| 3. Rollingwood | $3.87M | 53d |
| 4. Highland Park | $3.49M | 32d |
| 5. Bunker Hill Village | $3.35M | 35d |
| 6. University Park | $3.09M | 25d |
| 7. Hunters Creek Village | $3.00M | 14d |
| 8. Southside Place | $2.73M | 7d |
| 9. Hedwig Village | $2.29M | 44d |
| 10. Hill Country Village | $2.10M | 41d |
409 cities have more than 6 months of inventory — buyers can negotiate.
| City | Months Supply | Median Price | DOM |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Midland | 385.8 mo | $338K | 33d |
| 2. Odessa | 241.1 mo | $207K | 55d |
| 3. Big Spring | 201.2 mo | $172K | 14d |
| 4. West Odessa | 142.6 mo | $300K | 32d |
| 5. Andrews | 116.5 mo | $98K | 34d |
| 6. Nacogdoches | 53.5 mo | $177K | 12d |
| 7. Port Mansfield | 46.3 mo | $707K | 181d |
| 8. Diboll | 41.5 mo | $237K | 193d |
| 9. Sullivan City | 39.4 mo | $200K | 523d |
| 10. Canutillo | 36.7 mo | $263K | 12d |
125 cities have less than 3 months of inventory — sellers have the advantage.
| City | Months Supply | Median Price | DOM |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Baird | 0.5 mo | $222K | 38d |
| 2. Clint | 0.6 mo | $733K | 1d |
| 3. Claude | 0.7 mo | $200K | 64d |
| 4. Rhome | 0.7 mo | $250K | 38d |
| 5. Indian Lake | 0.8 mo | $241K | 111d |
| 6. César Chávez | 1.1 mo | $229K | 201d |
| 7. Dalworthington Gardens | 1.1 mo | $572K | 21d |
| 8. Mountain City | 1.1 mo | $535K | 43d |
| 9. Vinton | 1.1 mo | $287K | 32d |
| 10. Archer City | 1.3 mo | $165K | 42d |
Cities where homes sell fastest, ranked by lowest median days on market.
| City | Days on Market | Median Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Clint | 1d | $733K |
| 2. Normanna | 1d | $50K |
| 3. Premont | 1d | $38K |
| 4. Redfield | 1d | $175K |
| 5. San Perlita | 1d | $50K |
| 6. Fifth Street | 3d | $160K |
| 7. Lake Bryan | 3d | $276K |
| 8. New Deal | 3d | $239K |
| 9. Riviera | 3d | $124K |
| 10. Somerville | 3d | $275K |
Cities with the largest year-over-year price gains. Appreciation can signal momentum, but also affordability pressure.
| City | YoY Change | Median Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Vernon | +88.1% | $160K |
| 2. Wildwood | +73.1% | $216K |
| 3. Electra | +70.4% | $122K |
| 4. Pinehurst | +65.4% | $395K |
| 5. Midland | +61.6% | $338K |
| 6. Rendon | +61.1% | $735K |
| 7. El Campo | +55.8% | $265K |
| 8. Sour Lake | +55.8% | $217K |
| 9. Laguna Vista | +54.6% | $379K |
| 10. Lake Tanglewood | +54.1% | $963K |
Cities with year-over-year price declines. These can be buying opportunities — or signals of softening demand.
| City | YoY Change | Median Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Jonestown | -45.8% | $420K |
| 2. Oak Trail Shores | -43.6% | $140K |
| 3. Point Venture | -38.9% | $321K |
| 4. West Lake Hills | -37.9% | $2.05M |
| 5. Webster | -35.2% | $151K |
| 6. Circle D-Kc Estates | -33.9% | $380K |
| 7. Pottsboro | -33.7% | $298K |
| 8. Westlake | -32.4% | $4.63M |
| 9. Bells | -32.3% | $234K |
| 10. Gunter | -31.4% | $394K |
The Texas housing market currently shows balanced market conditions, with a median sale price of $344K and 5.8 months of inventory supply. Homes in Texas typically sell in 66 days.
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