$340,000 is the statewide median home sales price Texas Realtors logged for the second quarter of 2026. That figure is unchanged year-over-year. Closed sales rose in 23 of the 26 metros the group tracked, a breadth rate of 88.5 percent, even as the state-level price registered zero movement against Q2 2025.
The headline number: flat year-over-year
The statewide median held at $340,000, matching the year-ago level exactly. Texas Realtors released the finding July 21, 2026, in its 2026 Q2 report covering 26 metro markets. A flat median year-over-year means the typical Texas home sale cleared at the same price in Q2 2026 as in Q2 2025.
| Metric | Q2 2026 | YoY |
|---|---|---|
| Statewide median home sales price | $340,000 | Flat |
| Metros with closed-sale gains | 23 of 26 (88.5%) | N/A |
| Metros without closed-sale gains | 3 of 26 (11.5%) | N/A |
Closed-sale volume: 23 of 26 metros moved higher
Volume breadth is the number that runs counter to the flat price read. Twenty-three of 26 tracked metros recorded an increase in closed sales, leaving three outside the gain. Texas Realtors noted that individual markets varied. The three metros that did not see closed-sale increases are not identified in the summary.
Metro-level dispersion behind the state average
A state median that holds steady can reflect offsetting moves at the metro level: some markets higher, some lower, with the aggregate settling at zero net change. Texas Realtors flagged that individual markets varied, the disclosure that matters most for reading the flat $340,000. The report tracks 26 metros, and the closed-sale data already shows those markets did not move in lockstep on volume. The directional price split at the metro level is noted but not detailed in the Texas Realtors summary.
Texas Realtors, headquartered in Austin, published the 2026 Q2 report July 21, 2026.