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What's the market like in Austin right now?

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MLS · ACTRISAustin market history
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Market pulse

Austin metro at a glance

Live stats from the ACTRIS MLS across all eight counties.

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Market condition

Who has the upper hand

Months of supply at the current sales pace. Lower numbers mean sellers have more power.

Strong buyer
Buyer
6.0 mo
Balanced
Seller
Strong seller

Balanced market6.0 months of supply in the Austin metro

Market activity

Listing inventory and sales volume

Active listings
14,649
Pending
3,509
Sold · last 30 days
2,446
Sold · last year
32,133
Pricing

What homes are selling for

Median list price
$440k
Median sold price
$427k
11.6% vs prior 3 mo
Avg price / sq ft
$337
Avg days on market
94
16.5% vs prior 3 mo
Market trends

How the metro has moved

Historical trend · median sold price & days on market
Trailing 24 months of ACTRIS MLS history · completed months only
$350K$400K$450K$500K0100150$459KNov '24Mar '25Jul '25Nov '25Mar '26Jul '26Median soldDays
Median sold priceAvg days on market
Sales volume · trailing 12 months
Homes sold per month across the metro
01000200030004000Aug: 2805 sold2805AugSep: 2712 sold2712SepOct: 2496 sold2496OctNov: 2112 sold2112NovDec: 2825 sold2825DecJan: 1740 sold1740JanFeb: 2177 sold2177FebMar: 2903 sold2903MarApr: 3049 sold3049AprMay: 3305 sold3305MayJun: 3347 sold3347JunJul: 3020 sold3020Jul
Price distribution · active homes
How metro inventory spreads across price bands
Under $300K
21%
3091
$300K-$500K
46%
6803
$500K-$750K
16%
2362
$750K-$1M
8%
1134
$1M-$1.5M
562
$1.5M-$2M
376
$2M+
323
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Property type mix
What kinds of homes make up the metro market
Single Family Residence: 12939 (88%)Condominium: 1547 (11%)Townhouse: 164 (1%)14,650Homes
  • Single Family Residence12,93988%
  • Condominium1,54711%
  • Townhouse1641%
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CurbScout is a smarter way to search for homes in Austin, TX. Scout, our AI assistant, knows every neighborhood, school district, and listing across eight Central Texas counties — from downtown Austin to the Hill Country. Every home comes straight from the ACTRIS MLS and is refreshed throughout the day. Search by map, city, ZIP code, or school zone, then ask Scout to compare neighborhoods, explain market trends, or find exactly what you are looking for. CurbScout was built by the founder of Realty Austin and is operated by CurbScout Group at Compass Real Estate.

Things to know

Austin real estate, answered.

Common questions from people buying or selling in the Austin, TX metro.

  • What is the median home price in Austin, TX?
    The median list price for a single-family home in the Austin, TX metro is tracked live on CurbScout from ACTRIS MLS data and typically sits in the mid-$400,000s to mid-$500,000s as of 2026, with significant variation by county. Travis County (including the City of Austin) skews higher, while Bastrop and Caldwell counties are the most affordable entry points. Use the county and city browse pages to see current median prices for any specific area.
  • Which Austin neighborhoods have highly rated public schools?
    Austin-area neighborhoods zoned to highly rated public school districts (per TEA accountability ratings) include Circle C Ranch and Mueller in Austin ISD, Steiner Ranch in Leander ISD, Lake Pointe and Rough Hollow in Lake Travis ISD, Brushy Creek and Anderson Mill in Round Rock ISD, and Belterra in Dripping Springs ISD. Scout can compare any two neighborhoods on school ratings, price, commute, and walkability.
  • How much are property taxes in the Austin metro?
    Texas has no state income tax, but property taxes are among the highest in the country. Effective property tax rates in the Austin metro typically range from about 1.8% to 2.6% of assessed value depending on county, city, school district, and MUD (municipal utility district). Travis County rates are usually lower than Williamson or Hays County rates once you layer in MUDs, but specific neighborhood-level tax rates can vary significantly. Always check the current rate on any listing before writing an offer.
  • What is the Austin housing market like right now?
    The Austin real estate market shifted significantly from the 2020–2022 boom. Active inventory is higher, days on market are longer, and sellers are negotiating again — but demand for well-priced homes in top school districts and walkable neighborhoods remains strong. Scout pulls live stats from the ACTRIS MLS every day, so you can check current inventory, median days on market, and price trends for any Austin-area city, ZIP, or neighborhood.
  • Which school districts serve the Austin metro?
    The Austin metro is served by dozens of independent school districts (ISDs), including Austin ISD (most of the City of Austin), Eanes ISD (Westlake and Rollingwood — consistently one of the top-rated districts in Texas), Leander ISD (Cedar Park, Leander, northwest Austin), Round Rock ISD (Round Rock, parts of north Austin), Lake Travis ISD (Lakeway, Bee Cave, Spicewood), Dripping Springs ISD, Pflugerville ISD, Hays CISD, and Georgetown ISD. CurbScout lets you search homes by school district directly.
  • How do I find homes for sale in a specific Austin ZIP code?
    CurbScout indexes every active MLS listing by ZIP code across the Austin metro. You can jump directly to popular Austin ZIPs like 78704 (South Austin), 78703 (Tarrytown), 78701 (downtown), 78745, 78758, or any suburban ZIP like 78613 (Cedar Park), 78681 (Round Rock), 78734 (Lakeway), or 78620 (Dripping Springs). Use the ZIP code browse page or ask Scout directly.
  • Is CurbScout a licensed real estate brokerage?
    CurbScout is operated by CurbScout Group at Compass Real Estate, a licensed Texas real estate brokerage. All listings shown are sourced directly from the ACTRIS MLS (Austin Board of Realtors) and are refreshed throughout the day.
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