Inventory in Uvalde County is relatively high, with 143 homes available and a wide 10.2 months of supply, signaling buyers have time to compare options. Even with this buyer-leaning setup, contract flow is solid as 19 new listings and 19 pending sales in March 2026 point to steady movement, up 18.75% in pending activity from last year.
Pricing has been adjusting upward as demand absorbs some of that supply, with the typical home value at about $302,500 after a 30.11% jump year over year and a sharp 50.5% rise month over month. List prices are edging up more gradually at a median of $355,000, only 1.46% higher than last month, while about 16.78% of sellers have cut prices and homes now go under contract in a median of 97 days, down more than 38% from February and 30% from a year ago.
Compared with Texas overall, where the typical home value is roughly $342,400 and down 1.33% year over year, Uvalde County is seeing much stronger price gains despite its buyer’s market reading of 75 on the market gauge. Looking ahead to April 2026, projections show the typical home value near $353,250, the median list price around $357,550, and inventory dipping slightly to 141 homes, suggesting modest tightening without a dramatic shift in conditions. Whether exploring opportunities as a buyer or aiming to stand out as a seller, Agent Pronto can connect you with an agent who understands these trends and can guide you through the Uvalde County market.
