Texas housing market is expected to stabilize through 2026-2027, with modest price declines replacing the rapid growth seen during recent boom years.
Major metros like Austin, Dallas, and Houston may see softer prices as inventory rises and buyers gain negotiating power.
Stronger-performing regions such as El Paso and McAllen are forecast to post modest growth supported by affordability and local demand.
Forecast suggests a market correction rather than a crash, with steady population growth and economic fundamentals continuing to support long-term housing demand.
