Texas closed out November 2025 with a market that’s steady, resilient, and still full of opportunity. Even with shifts happening nationwide, the Lone Star State continues to show strength thanks to our booming economy, business growth, and constant flow of new residents who want exactly what Texas offers: space, affordability, and options.

The Market at a Glance

Here’s what Texas looked like in November:

  • Median Home Price: $330,000 (down just 0.9% YoY)

  • Closed Sales: 23,165 (down 6.7% YoY)

  • Active Listings: 144,319 (up 16.5% YoY)

  • Months of Inventory: 5.2 months (up 0.7 YoY)

  • Median Price per Sq Ft: $169.72

  • Median Home Size: 2,000 sq ft

  • Median Year Built: 2007

  • Days on Market: 71 days (8 more than last year)

  • Days to Close: 32 days

These numbers paint a picture of a market moving toward balance—something we haven’t seen in several years.

Buyers are gaining breathing room.
Sellers still benefit from a healthy level of demand.
And Texas, well… Texas keeps doing what Texas does: growing.

A State With Endless Options

One of the biggest perks of buying in Texas is choice. No matter your budget, lifestyle, or wish list, you’ll find something here that fits.

Luxury at the Top — Affordability at the Bottom

Every major metro area has both:

  • High-end, luxury enclaves

  • More affordable neighborhoods great for first-time buyers

From Collin County’s upscale developments, to Houston’s more budget-friendly pockets, to San Antonio’s growing outer suburbs, there’s truly something for everyone.

Prefer Some Elbow Room?

Drive 20–45 minutes outside any metro and you’ll find:

  • Homes on acreage

  • Barndominiums

  • Small-town communities

  • Rural retreats with trees, trails, and land

Texas is one of the rare states where you can choose city living, suburban convenience, or wide-open spaces—all within reasonable distance of jobs, restaurants, and amenities.

A Strong State Means a Strong Housing Market

Texas continues to benefit from:

  • Job growth across tech, medical, manufacturing, and energy

  • Corporate relocations

  • No state income tax

  • Lower cost of living compared to other major U.S. markets

That fuels housing demand. Even when sales dip seasonally (like November), the long-term trend stays strong.

The Bottom Line

Whether you’re looking for a luxury home in the metro, a starter home in an affordable pocket, or a place with land farther out, Texas continues to be one of the strongest, most diverse real estate markets in the country.

If you're thinking about buying, selling, investing, or just planning ahead for 2026, I’m here to guide you every step of the way.

 

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