Texas Real Estate Market Report – Q2 2026
Data used in this report comes from the Texas REALTORⓇ Data Relevance Project, a partnership among The Texas Association of REALTORSⓇ and local REALTORⓇ associations throughout the state. Analysis is provided through a research agreement with the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University.
Texas Statewide Insights
Median Home Price
The median home price in Q2 2026 was $340,000 statewide, left unchanged compared to the same quarter last year.
Days on Market
The days on market increased from 61 in Q2 2025 to 65 in Q2 2026. Taking the number of days to close into consideration, it took an average of 3 days more than in Q2 of last year to sell a property.
Months of Inventory
The months of inventory stood at 5.6 in Q2 2025 compared to 5.4 in Q2 2026. (Months of inventory measures how long it would take to sell the existing number of homes on the market at the current pace of sales). This marks a shift toward a more balanced market, though many economists consider a balanced market to be about six months of supply.
Price Range Availability
Half of homes sold in Q2 2026 were in the $200,000 – $399,999 price range. At the lowest and highest ends of the price distribution, 12.3% of homes were sold for under $200,000, while 5.1% sold for at least $1 million.
Area Overview
Burleson County
- 61 – Residential homes sold, 4.7% less than Q2 2025.
- $263,965 – Median price for residential homes, 5.7% decrease from Q2 2025.
- 174 – Active home listings on the market, 37% more than Q2 2025.
- 128 – Days on the market combined with days to close, 5 days more than Q2 2025.
- 9.8 – Months of inventory, 2.7 months more than Q2 2025.
Brazos County
- 921 – Residential homes sold, 4.9% less than Q2 2025.
- $329,333 – Median price for residential homes, 0.4% more than Q2 2025.
- 1,325 – Active home listings on the market, 27.8% more than Q2 2025.
- 100 – Days on the market combined with days to close, 1 day less than Q2 2025.
- 5.4 – Months of inventory, 1.2 months more than Q2 2025.
City of Bryan
- 268 – Residential homes sold, 21.2% less than Q2 2025.
- $289,000 – Median price for residential homes, 0.7% more than Q2 2025.
- 458 – Active home listings on the market, 37.5% more than Q2 2025.
- 99 – Days on market combined with days to close, 8 days more than Q2 2025.
- 6.1 – Months of inventory, 1.7 months more than Q2 2025.
City of College Station
- 442 – Residential homes sold, 1.3% less than Q2 2025.
- $332,000 – Median price for residential homes, 6.5% less than Q2 2025.
- 613 – Active home listings on the market, 27.2% more than Q2 2025.
- 89 – Days on market combined with days to close, 3 days less than Q2 2025.
- 5.4 – Months of inventory, 1.4 months more than Q2 2025.
Austin County
- 68 – Residential homes sold, 27.7% less than Q2 2025.
- $347,500 – Median price for residential homes, 11.3% more than Q2 2025.
- 212 – Active home listings on the market, 6% more than Q2 2025.
- 110 – Days on market combined with days to close, 15 days less than Q2 2025.
- 9.4 – Months of inventory, 2.0 months more than Q2 2025.
Colorado County
- 48 – Residential homes sold, 4.4% more than Q2 2025.
- $240,000 – Median price for residential homes, 29.4% less than Q2 2025.
- 109 – Active home listings on the market, 14.7% more than Q2 2025.
- 150 – Days on market combined with days to close, 15 days less than Q2 2025.
- 8.8 – Months of inventory, 0.5 months more than Q2 2025.
Fayette County
- 53 – Residential homes sold, 27.4% less than Q2 2025.
- $247,500 – Median price for residential homes, 16.1% less than Q2 2025.
- 201 – Active home listings on the market, 20.4% more than Q2 2025.
- 145 – Days on market combined with days to close, 9 days more than Q2 2025.
- 12.2 – Months of inventory, 2.9 months more than Q2 2025.
Grimes County
- 99 – Residential homes sold, 2.9% less than Q2 2025.
- $300,000 – Median price for residential homes, 14.2% less than Q2 2025.
- 162 – Active home listings on the market, 14.3% less than Q2 2025.
- 110 – Days on market combined with days to close, 1 day more than Q2 2025.
- 6.5 – Months of inventory, 0.1 month less than Q2 2025.
Lee County
- 26 – Residential homes sold, 8.3% more than Q2 2025.
- $340,000 – Median price for residential homes, 19.3% more than Q2 2025.
- 77 – Active home listings on the market, 30.5% more than Q2 2025.
- 149 – Days on market combined with days to close, 57 days more than Q2 2025.
- 9.1 – Months of inventory, 0.6 months more than Q2 2025.
Leon County
- 25 – Residential homes sold, 39% less than Q2 2025.
- $337,500 – Median price for residential homes, 48% more than Q2 2025.
- 83 – Active home listings on the market, 33.9% more than Q2 2025.
- 180 – Days on market combined with days to close, 42 days more than Q2 2025.
- 9.6 – Months of inventory, 2.9 months more than Q2 2025.
Robertson County
- 42 – Residential homes sold, 16% more than Q2 2025.
- $316,000 – Median price for residential homes, 48.4% more than Q2 2025.
- 113 – Active home listings on the market, 1.8% more than Q2 2025.
- 118 – Days on market combined with days to close, 3 days more than Q2 2025.
- 9.6 – Months of inventory, unchanged from Q2 2025.
Washington County
- 103 – Residential homes sold, 13.5% less than Q2 2025.
- $312,534 – Median price for residential homes, 11.6% more than Q2 2025.
- 189 – Active home listings on the market, 14.1% less than Q2 2025.
- 123 – Days on market combined with days to close, 12 days less than Q2 2025.
- 5.9 – Months of inventory, 0.7 months less than Q2 2025.
