Home values in Inwood North have been moving down, with the typical home value at about $196,000 in February 2026, roughly 20.16% lower than a year ago and 2% lower than the prior month. That is well below the broader Houston typical value of about $341,000. List prices are edging down more gently, with the median list price around $239,000, off just 0.42% month over month.
Listing and contract activity reflect a slower, more patient pace. Homes spent a median of 96 days on the market in February, up 118.18% from the prior month and 68.42% year over year. There were 13 active listings and 13 new listings, both down 7.14% in inventory and 18.75% in new listings from a year earlier. Pending sales totaled 12, which is 14.29% below last year, signaling fewer deals getting under contract.
Despite softer prices and slower movement, Inwood North is still rated a seller’s market, with a market gauge of 11 and an average sale-to-list price ratio near 0.97. Looking ahead to March 2026, typical values are projected around $194,000 and the median list price near $238,500, with inventory expected to ease to about 12 homes. With Houston’s typical home value projected closer to $349,750 and much higher inventory at 8,073 listings, local conditions can feel very different from the city overall. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate these trends can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a local agent who understands Inwood North’s numbers and nuances.
