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Data through 2026-10-25 · Compare the same week and metric. City names are navigation labels; the source area is shown below. A higher or lower price does not establish investment returns.
This period at a glance
51Rich Home Tools · Data interpretation and reading guide · Data through 2026-10-25
- Sale-price change: Austin, TX reports -4.6%; Dallas, TX reports -1.2%. These are the extremes among the 2 markets on this page with data.
- Inventory change: Dallas, TX reports -6.3%; Austin, TX reports -1.6%. These are the extremes among the 2 markets on this page with data.
- Days on market: Dallas, TX reports 69; Austin, TX reports 90. These are the extremes among the 2 markets on this page with data.
Current observations are calculated from the public snapshot; regional reading guides are written for this platform. Comparisons cover only the listed markets, not a ranking of the whole region.
| Market overview | Median sale price | Median asking price | Sale price year over year | Inventory year over year | Days on market |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Austin, TX | $405,527 | $442,310 | -4.6% | -1.6% | 90 |
| Dallas, TX | $398,569 | $408,407 | -1.2% | -6.3% | 69 |
Three steps for using this table
- Choose realistic locations using work, commuting and budget.
- Read same-week prices, inventory and days on market to identify differences to investigate.
- Check comparable sales, building condition and ownership costs for the actual home.
Asking and sale prices describe different sets of homes. Their difference is not a negotiating discount.
Using the data →Data and methodology
Weekly observations cover four-week periods. Charts use the last published week in each month and update the latest point weekly. States and counties use official monthly data. Metro statistics follow the actual statistical boundaries, rather than city limits.
Data through 2026-10-25