Weekly Housing Market Report – Richmond, Rosenberg & Sugar Land – Week 14 March 30, 2026 – April 5, 2026

Richmond

Market Appreciation or Depreciation

The median closed price was $340,000, from $331,975 last week (↑ 2.4%).

Number of Closed Sales

38 homes closed this week, from 46 last week (↓ 17.4%).

Median Days on Market (DOM)

36.0 days, from 34.0 days last week (↑ 5.9%).

Number of Listings (Total Inventory)

There were 1,590 total listings this week, from 1,566 last week (↑ 1.5%).

Months of Inventory

Based on the current sales pace, Richmond has 9.6 months of housing inventory, from 7.8 months last week (↑ 23.1%).

Listing Breakdown

Active (A): 1,178 listings (↑ 1.4%)

Option Pending (OP): 29 listings (↓ 6.5%)

Pending Continue to Show (PSHO): 25 listings (↓ 3.8%)

Pending (P): 358 listings (↑ 3.2%)

Seller Concessions Over $1

Percentage of Sales with Concessions: 52.6% (↑ 5.2%)

Median Concession: $10,250 (↑ 2.5%)

Richmond – Week 14 Market Insight

Richmond’s housing market showed relatively stable pricing this week, with median prices holding steady despite a decline in sales activity.

Closed sales decreased compared to last week, reflecting a modest slowdown in buyer activity. At the same time, days on market remained fairly consistent, suggesting that well-positioned homes are still selling within typical timeframes.

Inventory levels continue to trend upward, indicating increasing supply in the market. Seller concessions also remain elevated, highlighting ongoing competition among sellers and continued sensitivity from buyers.

Overall, the Richmond market appears to be gradually transitioning toward more balanced conditions, with stable pricing but increasing pressure from rising inventory levels.

Rosenberg

Market Appreciation or Depreciation

The median closed price was $318,000, from $325,000 last week (↓ 2.2%).

Number of Closed Sales

11 homes closed this week, from 13 last week (↓ 15.4%).

Median Days on Market (DOM)

70.0 days, from 67.0 days last week (↑ 4.5%).

Number of Listings (Total Inventory)

There were 492 total listings this week, from 485 last week (↑ 1.4%).

Months of Inventory

Based on the current sales pace, Rosenberg has 10.3 months of housing inventory, from 8.6 months last week (↑ 19.8%).

Listing Breakdown

Active (A): 348 listings (↑ 2.1%)

Option Pending (OP): 9 listings (↓ 10.0%)

Pending Continue to Show (PSHO): 28 listings (↑ 3.7%)

Pending (P): 107 listings (→ 0.0%)

Seller Concessions Over $1

Percentage of Sales with Concessions: 72.7% (↑ 5.1%)

Median Concession: $10,500 (↑ 5.0%)

Rosenberg – Week 14 Market Insight

Rosenberg’s housing market showed stable pricing this week, with median home values holding relatively steady despite a decline in sales activity.

Closed sales decreased compared to last week, reflecting softer buyer activity. At the same time, days on market remain elevated and somewhat volatile, indicating inconsistent buyer engagement across listings.

Inventory levels continue to trend upward, suggesting increasing supply in the market. Seller concessions remain elevated as well, highlighting ongoing competition among sellers and the need to attract buyers in a more selective environment.

Overall, the Rosenberg market appears to be stabilizing in price but experiencing increased friction, with higher inventory and variable marketing times pointing toward more balanced conditions.

Sugar Land

Market Appreciation or Depreciation

The median closed price was $495,000, from $510,000 last week (↓ 2.9%).

Number of Closed Sales

15 homes closed this week, from 19 last week (↓ 21.1%).

Median Days on Market (DOM)

21.0 days, from 17.0 days last week (↑ 23.5%).

Number of Listings (Total Inventory)

There were 579 total listings this week, from 565 last week (↑ 2.5%).

Months of Inventory

Based on the current sales pace, Sugar Land has 8.9 months of housing inventory, from 6.8 months last week (↑ 30.9%).

Listing Breakdown

Active (A): 458 listings (↑ 2.5%)

Option Pending (OP): 22 listings (↓ 8.3%)

Pending Continue to Show (PSHO): 9 listings (↑ 12.5%)

Pending (P): 90 listings (↑ 4.7%)

Seller Concessions Over $1

Percentage of Sales with Concessions: 33.3% (↑ 5.4%)

Median Concession: $11,750 (↑ 2.2%)

Legal Disclaimer

The information provided in this report is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial, legal, or real estate advice. Data is derived from closed sales reported in the MLS and may be revised as late or corrected entries are posted.

Sugar Land – Week 14 Market Insight

Sugar Land’s housing market continued to demonstrate stability this week, with median prices holding steady and overall market performance remaining consistent.

While closed sales declined compared to last week, days on market have trended lower overall, indicating that homes are still selling efficiently. This suggests that buyer demand remains relatively strong, particularly for well-priced properties.

Inventory levels have increased slightly, continuing a gradual upward trend. However, the market is still absorbing available supply effectively. Seller concessions remain present but do not appear to be accelerating significantly.

Overall, Sugar Land stands out as one of the more stable markets in the region, with steady pricing, efficient absorption, and only modest signs of shifting toward more balanced conditions.