Typical home values in Inwood North, based on a rolling three-month view through July 2026, are slightly lower than a year ago, with prices down a bit more than 4 percent even as the broader Houston market has inched higher. List prices, however, are up more than 6 percent year over year, suggesting sellers are testing higher asking prices despite softer closed values. Compared with Houston overall, where the median sale price is notably higher, Inwood North is positioning itself as a more affordable option in the metro area.
Inventory and activity levels show a mixed picture. Active listings are up modestly from last year, while the number of homes sold in the period has dropped by about 21 percent and new listings are down around 10 percent. Months of supply has fallen to 3.5, down more than a quarter from a year ago, which keeps conditions tilted toward sellers even as regional supply in Houston sits higher at about five months.
Homes are taking far longer to sell than they did a year earlier, with the median days on market jumping from the low double digits to around 70 days in this rolling window. The share of properties selling above list price has risen over the year to nearly 20 percent, though it has pulled back from very recent highs, and the average sale-to-list ratio is holding just under 99 percent. In this evolving seller-leaning environment, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in connecting with an experienced Inwood North agent who understands these nuances.
