Texas median home price held at $340K in Q2 2026, but pricing varied: gains in 14 metros, declines in 11, strongest in Texarkana and Abilene.
Closed sales ↑~5% statewide to ~99.7K in Q2. Eagle Pass, Odessa, and Tyler led gains, while only three Texas metros posted declines.
Texas homes averaged 65 days on market, 3 days longer yearly, as selling times lengthened in 21 metros, shortened in two, and held in three.
Inventory edged down to 5.4 mo statewide, from 5.6 yearly, staying near the 4-to-5-mo range the research center says generally signals balance.
Active listings were nearly flat statewide, ↑<1% yearly, with 13 metros down, 12 up, and one unchanged, showing Texas conditions remained deeply local.
