Travis County, TX Housing Market Update: July 2026

Key Takeaways Travis County remained a buyer’s market in July. Homes sat for over two months on average, supply hovered above six months, and only 14% sold above asking—less than half the national rate. Home sales jumped 13% year over year even as national sales dipped, signaling that buyers re-engaged once prices leveled off. The median sale price held near $523,000, essentially flat from a year ago, while national prices climbed more than 3%. Travis County, TX Housing Market Snapshot Median Sale Price Pending Sales Active Listings Days on Market Sold Above List $523,465 (-0.3% YoY) 1,532 (+5.3% YoY) 9,692 (-4.6% YoY) 61 days (-3 days YoY) 13.9% (+2.6 ppt YoY) Travis County’s housing market continued to favor buyers in July, but the balance shifted slightly. Prices remained flat while the rest of the country appreciated, yet transaction volume surged—homes sold rose 13% from a year ago and pending sales climbed 5%. Inventory tightened modestly despite still sitting at elevated levels. The result was a market where buyers retained leverage on price but faced growing competition for well-priced homes. Learn everything you need to know about the Travis County, TX housing market as we...