Short answer: In a slower market, the price you start with matters more than ever. In September 2026, homes in the Houston area took a median of 58 days to sell, and there were 5.5 months of inventory, according to HAR. That means buyers have choices and time. Price your …

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Respuesta corta: En Texas, el comprador normalmente paga de 2% a 5% del precio de compra en gastos de cierre. En una casa de $325,000, que fue el precio medio en el área de Houston en …

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 …

¿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 …

Si 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 …

Short answer: A real estate agent is licensed by the state to help people buy and sell property. A broker has a higher-level license and can run their own brokerage and supervise agents. A REALTOR^® is an agent or broker who is a member of the National Association …

Short answer: The right listing agent knows your neighborhood, prices homes accurately, markets them well and negotiates hard for you. Interview at least 2 to 3 agents, ask the 10 questions below and compare their answers, not just their fees. A great agent can help you net more …

Short answer: When you list with a Houston agent, your home is entered into the HAR multiple listing service (MLS). From there it typically shows up on HAR.com, other agents' and brokers' websites, and major sites like Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin and Homes.com, usually within a day …

Short answer: A pre-listing inspection usually costs about $300 to $500 in Houston, plus extra for add-ons like a sewer scope or termite inspection. It's often worth it for older homes (20+ years), homes with known issues, or when you want to avoid surprises during the buyer's option …