Quick answer: For many first-time buyers, yes. In September 2026 the Greater Houston townhome and condo median price fell 9.1% to $209,000, with 9.3 months of inventory (up from 8.0) and sales …
Quick answer: For many first-time buyers, yes. In September 2026 the Greater Houston townhome and condo median price fell 9.1% to $209,000, with 9.3 months of inventory (up from 8.0) and sales …
Quick answer: Houston is very close to a buyer's market. In September 2026 the Houston area had 5.5 months of inventory (up from 5.1 a year earlier), homes took 58 days to sell, …

Short answer: A market report shows what is happening with homes in one area right now: how many are for sale, what they are listed for, how long they have been on the market and what they cost per square foot. Buyers use it to know what their budget …
View More¿Están bajando los precios de las casas en Houston? ¿Viene una caída del mercado? Son preguntas que escuchamos todos los días. La respuesta corta: los precios en Houston están estables o bajando un poco, no derrumbándose. Lo que sí cambió es que hoy hay más casas a la venta y …
View MorePara muchas familias, el otoño de 2026 es uno de los mejores momentos en años para comprar casa en Houston. Hay más casas para escoger, más tiempo para decidir y más espacio para negociar que hace unos años. El reto son las tasas de interés. Aquí le explicamos las tres …
View MoreSi está pensando en vender su casa en Houston, probablemente se pregunta si este es el momento correcto. La respuesta corta: sí puede ser un buen momento, siempre que ponga el precio correcto y prepare bien la casa. El mercado ya no es el frenesí de 2021 y 2022, pero …
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Short answer: In Houston, spring, especially April through June, is usually the best time to sell. More buyers are shopping, homes look their best and families want to move before the new school year. The slowest time is typically late November through January, around the holidays. But …
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Short answer: Most housing economists do not expect a crash in 2026. National forecasts call for slow price growth, roughly 0.6% to 4%, and the conditions that caused the 2008 crash aren't present today. In Houston, prices have leveled off rather than fallen sharply: the median was $325,000 …
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Short answer: Houston home prices are flat, not crashing. The Greater Houston median single-family price was $325,000 in September 2026, essentially unchanged from $325,990 a year earlier, while the average price was up 0.7%. Some areas are dipping and others are still rising. What's really changed is that …
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Short answer: It can be a good time to sell in Houston, if you price it right and prepare the home well. Prices are holding steady (the median was $325,000 in September 2026, essentially unchanged from a year earlier), but sales have slowed and buyers have more choices …
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