Inventory in Haskell County is relatively limited, with 19 homes on the market and 6 new listings in March 2026, even as Texas overall has 126,046 listings. Contract activity is lighter, with 3 pending sales and pending transactions down sharply from a year ago, which contributes to the current 4.8 months of supply and a buyer-leaning environment.
Pricing is reacting differently than sales volume, as the typical home value has surged to about $227,500, up 69.14% year over year and 51.67% month over month. At the same time, the median list price sits lower at $175,000, but it jumped 71.57% from the prior month, indicating sellers are starting to adjust asking prices upward.
Timing-wise, homes are taking a while to move, spending a median of 164 days on the market, even though that figure is down more than 60% from the previous month. Very few sellers are cutting prices, with only about 10.5% of listings seeing a drop and an average sale-to-list ratio around 0.97, while none of the recent sales closed above list price. Looking ahead to April 2026, typical values are projected to rise toward $266,250 with median list prices around $211,500 and inventory edging up to 20 homes. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate these shifting conditions can use Agent Pronto to find an agent who understands Haskell County’s trends.
