Castro County is currently tilted toward buyers, with the market gauge at 100 and inventory at 11 homes. Months of supply sits at 5.5, which gives shoppers more options and time to decide. Homes are taking a median of 24 days to go under contract, so properties are moving at a moderate pace rather than instantly.
Prices have shifted noticeably over the past month. The typical home value is about $219,950, while the median list price is slightly lower at $205,000, and both are well below the Texas typical value of $342,400. Strong month-over-month jumps in both typical value, up 57.11 percent, and list price, up 46.43 percent, suggest that asking prices have been adjusting quickly after earlier softness.
Inventory has grown by 22.22 percent month over month, and 3 new listings and 1 pending sale in March 2026 point to a small but active market. Around 18 percent of listings saw a price drop, and none sold above list, reinforcing that buyers have room to negotiate while sellers need to price carefully. Looking ahead to April 2026, projections show typical values near $259,925, a median list price around $237,500, and inventory edging up to 12 homes, and both buyers and sellers can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a local agent who understands these conditions.
