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Bedford Homes Are Taking Longer to Sell. Sellers Aren't Giving Up a Dime.
In Bedford (03110), over the twelve weeks ending September 13, 2026, the median home sat 48 days on the market, but the median sale-to-list percentage held at 100% and the median sold price reached $814,500.
Read the post →A 51-Day Wait, Yet Sellers Are Still Getting Full Price
Over the twelve weeks ending September 13, 2026, the territory's median days on market ran 51 days, while the median sale price still matched the asking price.
Houston Homes Are Taking 64 Days to Sell. Sellers Are Still Getting Full Price.
Houston's twelve weeks ending September 6, 2026 show a 64-day median time on market alongside a 100% median sale-to-list ratio, unchanged from a year earlier.
Biggest price cuts of the season land at the top of the market, while the rest of the territory still sells near asking
Territory-wide, homes are closing at 95.50% of list price with a 30-day median, even as the five largest cuts of the window came out of the highest price tiers.
Entry-level homes are sitting longer than luxury ones this week
Below-median listings carry 39 days on market against 34 for above-median listings, while the territory's biggest price cuts cluster fast in a handful of upper-end zips.
Price cuts outnumbered closings in every one of the nine zip codes this week
144 homes took a price cut against 74 closings across the territory, and the pattern held in all nine zip codes with no exception.
Same new supply, opposite seller behavior: 77007 is cutting and closing, 77008 is holding firm
77007 logged 43 new listings and 77008 logged 41 this week, but only one zip is repricing to move them.
The Higher-Priced Listings Are Moving Faster Than the Cheap Ones This Week
Across the priced active listings in the four-ZIP territory, homes asking above the $345,000 median list price are pending faster than homes asking below it, even as some of the priciest listings took the steepest markdowns of the week.
How 158 Days Became the New Normal Across New York
Over the twelve weeks ending August 30, 2026, the median time to sell across the New York territory stretched to 158 days, up from 140 days the same window a year earlier, and in one New York market it stretched even further.
The Listings Arriving This Week Aren't the Ones Actually Selling
In the week of August 24, new listings across this Houston-area territory carried a median asking price of $449,000, while the 96 homes that closed over the trailing four weeks sold at a median of $540,578.
34 Homes Closed This Week, But Only Two Zip Codes Show What They Sold For
In the week of August 24, 2026, 77007 and 77008 supplied every disclosed sale price in the territory, while 77005 and 77006 closed homes with no price attached at all.
Keller Clears Homes In 39 Days. Aledo Takes 65.
Over the twelve weeks ending August 23, 2026, a ranking of median days to pending across the territory's five zip markets shows sizable gaps between the fastest and slowest markets inside one buy box.
77004 takes nearly all of this week's action while 77003 stays quiet
This week's numbers show one zip code doing almost all the work. Of the 6 new listings across 77003 and 77004, 5 landed in 77004. Of the 9 closings territory-wide, 7 were in 77004. That leaves 77003 with just 1 new listing and 2 closings for the week.
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