Year over year, Tyler County’s typical home value has moved higher, rising about 9 percent to roughly $261,000. Median list prices are also slightly above last year, while active listings are down by about 10 percent, pointing to fewer options for shoppers. Homes sold are up compared with a year ago, but both new listings and pending sales have fallen sharply, signaling fewer fresh properties coming to market and fewer deals in the pipeline.
In the latest monthly snapshot for September 2026, buyers are seeing a median list price around $190,000, notably below the typical home value. Homes are moving much faster than they did earlier this year, with median days on market dropping to just 16 days and the average sale-to-list ratio climbing to about 98 percent.
Supply conditions have shifted as months of supply has pulled back to 6.3 months, still slightly above the Texas average of 5.7 months but much lower than the double-digit levels seen earlier in 2026. Only about 8 percent of homes sold above list price in September, and total active listings hovered around 91, reinforcing that buyers have options but sellers are gaining some leverage as homes sell more quickly. With these mixed signals and a local market still classified as a buyer’s market, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding an agent who understands Tyler County’s latest trends.
