Year over year, Archer County home values have dropped 21.0 percent, a much sharper decline than the 1.33 percent dip seen across Texas. At the same time, inventory is down 22.22 percent from last year, and pending sales have fallen 36.36 percent, signaling slower buyer activity alongside fewer homes for sale.
In March 2026, the typical home value in Archer County stood at about $235,000, well below the Texas typical value of roughly $342,400. Homes spent a long time on the market at a median of 203 days, up 256.14 percent from a year earlier, and about 17.86 percent of listings saw a price drop, highlighting increased negotiating room for buyers.
Looking ahead to April 2026, typical home values are projected to ease further to around $225,000, while the projected median list price is expected to edge down to about $411,708. With months of supply at 5.6 and the market gauge at 40, Archer County still leans toward sellers, but shifting prices and a projected inventory of 29 homes suggest nuanced opportunities for both buyers and sellers who can benefit from an Agent Pronto–recommended agent guiding their decisions.
