Homes in Album are taking much longer to sell than they did a year ago, with the median days on market rising to 70 days in March 2026, up more than 84 percent year over year and about 33 percent from the previous month. This slower pace means buyers generally have more time to consider options.
Prices have still been edging upward even with the longer selling times. The typical home value in Album is about $258,500, up roughly 2.17 percent from last year and almost 12.88 percent month over month, and higher than the broader El Paso typical value of $250,975. The median list price sits around $240,000. Looking ahead to April 2026, typical values are projected to reach about $273,250 and the median list price to move slightly higher to $242,500.
Supply remains tight, with just 7 homes on the market in March and only 9 new listings, a drop of about 43.75 percent from last year. This limited inventory, combined with a seller’s market gauge of 5, helps explain why about 14 percent of recent sales closed above the list price and the average sale-to-list ratio stayed close to 0.98. Even though pending sales have slipped about 13.33 percent year over year and Album’s inventory is far below El Paso’s 1,405 listings, conditions still lean toward sellers. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate this slower pace but firm pricing can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a local agent who understands Album’s trends.
