Inventory in Apollo has tightened, with only 4 homes for sale in March 2026 and just 4 new listings, even as 6 went under contract. With inventory down about 43% month over month and roughly 56% year over year, buyers are facing far fewer options and sellers are seeing quicker interest.
Days on market have stretched to a typical 297 days, jumping more than 224% from the prior month, showing that while some homes move, others may sit longer before finding the right buyer. Even with that slowdown, the area still leans toward a seller’s market, as reflected in a high market gauge score of 7.
Pricing is responding to these mixed signals, with a typical home value around $340,000 in March and projected to edge up to about $353,000 in April, well above Garland’s average of roughly $286,750. List prices are holding steady around $324,949, and homes are selling at about 97% of list price, with virtually none closing above asking. In a neighborhood with shrinking inventory but long marketing times, Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with an agent who understands how to navigate Apollo’s current dynamics.
