Some sellers really should go for sale by owner in Texas, and if your buyer is already standing there (a neighbor, a grown child, the tenant who’s been renting the place for six years), I’ll tell you that plainly and point you toward a good real estate attorney. For everyone else, the arithmetic is harder […]
Price is the one decision you can’t fix later with better photos. These articles cover what actually moves a Houston sale: setting the number from real comparable sales, the prep and curb appeal that earn it back, how long homes are taking to sell, and what the monthly market numbers mean when you’re deciding whether to list. Kevan Pewitt here — REALTOR® and broker-owner of Houston Prime Realty, pricing and listing homes across Greater Houston, Cypress, and Katy.
Houston Housing Market Snapshot: July 2026
Houston housing market July 2026: active listings hit an all-time high of 40,750, the median price held at $340,000, and homes sold in 53 days. Here’s what HAR’s latest numbers mean for buyers and sellers.
Seller’s Disclosure Insurance Questions: What Section 5 Now Asks
The 2026 Texas Seller’s Disclosure added an insurance section — including whether you’ve ever been unable to insure the property. What Section 5 asks and how to answer it.
Should You Sell Your Houston House for Cash? An Honest Look at As-Is and Investor Offers
Cash buyers trade speed for price — sometimes that’s the right trade, often it isn’t. How the offers really work, what Texas law makes wholesalers tell you, and how to compare with real numbers.
Don’t List With the Agent Who Promises the Highest Price
The industry calls it “buying the listing” — win you with the biggest number, then walk you down with price cuts. How the trap works and the questions that expose it.
Questions to Ask a Realtor When Selling Your Houston Home
The six questions to ask any listing agent before you sign — and straight answers to the ones Houston sellers ask me most: price, cost, timing, and disclosure.