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* Sales data is calculated based on transaction information available to Agent Pronto at the time of publishing and may not accurately reflect all transactions for a given agent.

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“Leslie was diligent in the sale of our property even in a down economy. She was always accessible and persistent in selling and negotiating the purchase of our new home.”

Leah Hales · Dallas, TX

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Century 21 Judge Fite Co
“Tami Davis is an excellent realtor. She helped my daughter and son-in-law find the right home, & they referred her to me. I refer her to anyone I know who is looking to buy a home, & I will use her again when I need a realtor.”

Karen Purdy · Midlothian, TX

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eXp Realty
“Donnell went beyond expectations. She checked on my property to make sure things were in order. Her husband even helped to fix things on the property. She advised me to take certain actions to bring more views to my property. I am so appreciative for all of her help.”

Christine Averett · Mesquite, TX

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Century 21 Gold Award Realty
“Jennifer was professional, knowledgeable, and always responded to questions quickly. She attended most showings to ensure the property was secured after the showing. This was important because I moved out of state. Overall a good experience.”

Shelby Elborn · Palestine, TX

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TXNET PROPERTIES
“Lynlea was very knowledgeable, accommodating, always accessible and totally recognized what an important process this was for me. She was respectful and addressed my concerns in a professional manner. I plan to ask for her guidance and support again soon to sell my previous home. I would definitely recommend her to my friends and family.”

Vickie K. · Tyler, TX

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The Agency Tyler
“Tammy went the extra mile. An offer had been made on a house we were very interested in and Tammy requested a back-up offer option. That offer was accepted, the previous offer fell through and we now own the property. Had she not taken that extra step, we may not have known about the situation with the first offer.”

Tracy Chauvin · Carthage, TX

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Keller Williams Realty Tyler
“I have known Cindy for some time. I had no hesitation in selecting Cindy for our home search. I knew she would put forth her greatest effort and we were not disappointed and greatly pleased with the hard work and commitment she presented in the search for our new home. Cindy did a great job!”

Sergio Lozano · Justin, TX

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Ready Real Estate
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Stacy R. · Fort Worth, TX

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Keller Williams, Clem Group
“Debby was great and helped us get a great house. Professional, polite and easy to work with.”

Keith & Mary · Marshall, TX

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Keller Williams Realty - Tyler
“Laurie Wallace is very knowledable and easy to work with. She made buying our first home a breeze and did a good job keeping us informed on each step of the home buying journey.”

Kelly Rawlings · Van, TX

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Keller Williams Plano
“I thoroughly enjoyed my experience working with Bonnie Butler. She is honest, very professional, as well as down to earth. ”

Linda W. · Crosby, TX

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The Southern Life Group at Jane Byrd Properties International

Anderson County real estate Market Report.

Information and statistics on the latest trends in the Anderson County real estate market, updated for October 2025. *

The typical home value in Anderson County is projected to be $328,500 for the month of October. September’s finalized data reported the typical value of a home in the county to be $292,000—up 21.67% over the previous 12 months. For comparison, state-level data pegged home values at $339,400 in Texas for the most recent reporting period. That number is expected to float around $336,150 in October.

Anderson County had 52 new listings and 34 listings that went under contract in September, increasing the area’s total available inventory to 201—up 8.06% from the previous month. Inventory is projected to have further increased in October.

Of those 201 active listings, 17.91% reduced their price in the month of September. The median listing price for homes in Anderson County fell 4.06% from August to September, bringing the current median listing price to $212,500. Based on projected data for October, listing prices may continue to fall.

The number of days that homes have been on the market prior to going under contract fell year-over-year. In September 2025, the median time for a listed property to go pending was 118 days, compared to 143 days in September 2024. In recent months the median number of days from listed to pending appears to be decreasing. That trend is predicted to have carried through to this October.

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Market gauge is calculated based on the the number of active listings divided by home sales over the most recently available reporting period.

* Data provided by Redfin, a national real estate brokerage.

Learn more about what Anderson County has to offer.

Anderson County offers residents a welcoming blend of small-town charm, robust community services, abundant outdoor recreation, and growing opportunities for work and education, all contributing to a high quality of life.

Anderson County offers a distinctive blend of history, scenic landscapes, and tight-knit community living, making it particularly appealing for families, retirees, and anyone seeking a slower-paced lifestyle with easy access to modern amenities. Anchored by Palestine, the bustling county seat, Anderson County is brimming with historic charm and culture. The city is home to architectural gems like the Carnegie Library and hosts the renowned annual Texas Dogwood Trails Festival, celebrating the area’s iconic spring blooms.

Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the rolling hills and wooded landscapes found in Davey Dogwood Park, where miles of trails wind through breathtaking natural scenery. The Engelbrecht House Museum provides insight into the region’s rich heritage, while the Texas State Railroad offers nostalgic train rides through the Piney Woods.

Families moving to Anderson County will find reputable schools across districts such as Palestine Independent School District, recognized for its academic and extracurricular programs. In addition to Palestine, towns like Elkhart and Frankston contribute to the county’s sense of community and offer their own unique character.

With a mix of affordable homes, expansive rural properties, and vibrant festivals and events, Anderson County is a place where neighbors know each other and newcomers are warmly welcomed. Whether you are planning to buy or sell a home, Agent Pronto connects you with the real estate expertise you need to navigate Anderson County’s opportunities with confidence.

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