Richmond, Rosenberg & Sugar Land Housing Market – Week 15 Recap (April 7–13, 2025)
Richmond rebounded this week with higher prices and the largest listing surge of the season. Rosenberg stayed hot with improved DOM and strong buyer incentives. Sugar Land cooled slightly in pricing but remained the region’s fastest-selling market. All three cities are heading into mid-April with steady demand and rising listing activity.

Katy and Fulshear Housing Market – Week 15 Recap (April 6–12, 2025)
Katy posted 429 active and pending listings this week, with a median closed price of $362,593 and homes selling in just 18.5 days on average. Fulshear saw a strong surge, with the median price jumping to $525,990 and inventory holding steady at 84 listings. Seller concessions remained common in both markets, with over half of transactions including closing cost support.

Bay City Prices Dip as Listings Linger – Week 15
Bay City wrapped up Week 15 with a median closed price of $218,250, easing slightly from last week. Homes took a median of 65 days to sell, pointing to aging inventory and fewer quick-turn deals. No concessions were reported, and just two active listings remain, keeping overall supply extremely limited.

Houston Home Prices Slip Again – Week 15
The Houston housing market continued its gradual cooling trend in Week 15. The median closed price dipped to $325,000, and while list prices edged up slightly, homes sold faster, with the median DOM falling to just 19 days. Seller concessions were offered in 38.8% of sales, with a typical amount of $7,000—marking a competitive yet steady week as the spring market matures.

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Richmond, Rosenberg & Sugar Land Housing Market – Week 14 Recap (March 31 – April 6, 2025)
Richmond experienced a drop in closed prices but saw the highest listing volume in weeks and faster sales. Rosenberg remained steady in pricing with strong buyer activity and a significant decrease in days on market. Sugar Land led the region again with rising prices, competitive DOM, and elevated list prices — pointing to continued market strength as spring approaches.

Katy's inventory surged with 256 new listings this week, while Fulshear maintained steady momentum with 88. Despite rising supply, both markets remained strong with 100% of sales offering concessions and median prices holding near recent highs.

Older Inventory Sells as Bay City Prices Inch Up – Week 14
Bay City’s market saw a slight price bump in Week 14, with the median closed price reaching $252,000. Homes that sold this week had been listed a while—median days on market hit 150, indicating clearance of older listings. Only two active homes remained on the market, and 50% of closings included a flat $1,000 seller concession, suggesting room for negotiation despite limited supply.

Houston Home Prices Hold Steady – Week 14
The Houston market showed subtle signs of stability in Week 14. The median closed price softened slightly to $329,900, with list prices also tapering to $330,000. Homes sold faster this week, with median days on market dropping to just 20 days. Seller concessions rose modestly, offered in 40.3% of transactions, signaling a competitive but active spring season for both buyers and sellers.

Richmond, Rosenberg & Sugar Land Housing Market – Week 13 Recap (March 24–30, 2025)
Richmond’s market cooled slightly with a dip in median price but saw an increase in active listings and faster sales. Rosenberg rebounded in pricing while still facing elevated DOM and continued seller concessions. Sugar Land led in performance this week with rising prices, the fastest DOM, and steady buyer demand — signaling renewed market confidence heading into April.

This week, Katy saw faster closings with DOM falling to 22 days, while Fulshear rebounded in pricing with a $427K median sale. Both markets continue to show 100% of sales with concessions—highlighting ongoing buyer incentives amid competitive pricing.