As inventory surges in the Texas city and prices fall, Houston homebuyers are facing the best market in years.

Houston Matters Houston home sales are cooling off, but home prices are not. The average price of homes in the Houston area are at an all-time high of $411,000.

The newest twist affecting Houston’s housing market is falling prices. HAR says the median price of a home in Houston declined 3.6% last month, to $331,000, the second straight month of lower ...

But the firm forecasts that Houston’s median home price to tick up by about 3 percent compared with 2022. That would be a much slower pace of price growth than earlier in the pandemic, but still ...

Home prices have soared in Greater Houston since the start of the pandemic. The median home price has increased 40 percent compared to the second quarter of 2019, when it was $249,400.

The median home price in the area stood at $348,200 in the third quarter of 2024, according to data from the Houston Association of Realtors, and 38% of Houston-area households could afford to ...

"January was an expectedly slow month for home sales across the Houston area coming out of the holidays and easing back into the more familiar pre-pandemic trending of the start of a new year ...

Houston’s Texas neighbors are also feeling this shift. About 41.6 percent of homes on the market in Austin had price drops in June, compared to only 14.9 percent the same time last year ...

There are a few signs that the US housing market may be turning in buyers' favor. Redfin says price growth last month was the slowest since 2023.

As Texas home prices soar, more sellers face surprise IRS bills. Nearly 33% now exceed the outdated federal cap on tax-free ...

As land for new development in Pearland and Friendswood becomes more scarce, local officials are noting the growing challenges in home affordability for first-time buyers and young, growing families.