The Luxury Market, Decoded for Houston

September 2026 Edition · August 2026 Data

Houston slipped into Balanced territory in August while The Woodlands held its seller's market by a hair, and nationally more owners finally started to list.

August 2026 Edition · July 2026 Data

Luxury sales kept climbing through July even as inventory kept shrinking — and locally, The Woodlands is moving faster than Houston proper.

July 2026 Edition · June 2026 Data

The first half of 2026 closed with the strongest seller's market of the year nationally — and Houston-area sellers closing the biggest gaps over asking price we've tracked.

June 2026 Edition · May 2026 Data

Everything about May's numbers should have meant a slower market — instead demand kept outrunning supply, and Houston-area sellers closed the month at their strongest pace yet.

May 2026 Edition · April 2026 Data

Spring usually brings more homes to choose from — this year it brought fewer, and sales kept climbing anyway. Houston-area sellers rarely waited more than three weeks.

April 2026 Edition · March 2026 Data

March snapped back hard nationally — sales jumped 40% from February — and Houston-area sellers saw some of the fastest turnarounds of the year.

March 2026 Edition · February 2026 Data

The national story this month was patience and lifestyle over speculation — and Houston buyers took full advantage of a slower market.

February 2026 Edition · January 2026 Data

January looked a lot like a strong January a year earlier — steady, not soft — while Houston's luxury market cooled to Balanced.

January 2026 Edition · December 2025 Data

December broke the seasonal script entirely — sales rose instead of cooling, and Houston-area sellers closed the year firmly in control.

December 2025 Edition · November 2025 Data

November cooled off from October's surge, but Houston sellers weren't complaining — median homes sold over asking price.