Over the rolling three-month period ending in September 2026, Westbranch home values edged higher compared with a year earlier. The typical home value rose about 8 percent year over year, reaching roughly $242,000, even as broader Houston prices dipped slightly. At the same time, the number of homes sold over the period fell nearly 18 percent from last year, signaling softer overall activity.
Conditions in the latest three-month window show a market that has cooled from earlier in the cycle but is still tilted toward sellers. Active listings are down more than 20 percent from a year ago, while new listings and pending sales have each declined by close to 30 percent, pointing to less turnover and fewer choices for shoppers.
Homes are taking a bit longer to sell than they did last year, with the median days on market holding at about six weeks and months of supply rising to just over three months, compared with about two and a half months across Houston overall. Sellers are also seeing less pricing power, as the average sale-to-list ratio has slipped to just under 95 percent and no recent sales closed above asking price in this period. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate these shifting dynamics can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a local Westbranch agent who understands the data and the neighborhood nuances.
