What's Next for the Texas Housing Market? 2025 Trends
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What's Next for the Texas Housing Market? 2025 Trends
"Austin's housing market showed the sharpest shift toward buyers among Texas' major metros, with 53.4% of active listings taking price cuts as of Nov. 1, 2025. The Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos metro's median list price dropped to $499,000 from $525,231 a year earlier, marking a $26,231 decline. The divergence across the Texas Triangle metros reveals how even neighboring markets can experience different conditions."
"While Austin and San Antonio moved into buyer-favorable territory, Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston maintained neutral conditions despite having the largest inventories at 30,921 and 34,676 active listings respectively. Active listings climbed across all four major metros compared to last year. Houston led with 34,676 homes on the market, up from 27,976. Dallas-Fort Worth followed with 30,921, up from 27,131. San Antonio's inventory rose to 15,527 from 13,366, while Austin increased to 11,429 from 9,869."
"The pace of home absorption told a different story. San Antonio experienced the steepest decline, with weekly absorbed listings falling 36.2% to 1,026 from 1,608 a year ago. Houston's weekly absorption dropped 21.6% to 2,395 from 3,053. Austin fell to 780 from 814. Dallas-Fort Worth held relatively steady at 2,344 absorbed homes weekly, down slightly from 2,400. Months of supply ranged from 3.4 in Dallas-Fort Worth to 4.3 in Houston. San Antonio registered 4.2 months, while Austin sat at 3.7 months."
Austin's housing market shifted markedly toward buyers, with 53.4% of active listings taking price cuts as of Nov. 1, 2025, and a median list price decline to $499,000 from $525,231 a year earlier. Inventory rose across the Texas Triangle metros: Houston 34,676, Dallas-Fort Worth 30,921, San Antonio 15,527, and Austin 11,429. Weekly absorbed listings fell most sharply in San Antonio (down 36.2% to 1,026) and dropped in Houston (down 21.6% to 2,395) and Austin (to 780), while Dallas-Fort Worth held near 2,344. Months of supply ranged from 3.4 to 4.3, all above the national 2.9-month average.
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