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Texas loves a teardown.

Local market data, agent strategies, concession tactics to help you close on the right property this fall. In Houston, inventory has reached levels not seen in years. According to the Houston Association of Realtors' July 2026 report, active single-family listings hit a record 40,750 homes, giving buyers a 5.5-month supply. Homes averaged 53 days on the market. "The September market presents buyers with more choice and more breathing room than they have had in recent years, but conditions remain highly specific to location and price point," said Nancy Almodovar, CEO and co-founder of Nan & Company Properties in Houston. In Dallas, the picture is similar. "Homes here are taking about 60 days to sell, we're at roughly five months of supply, and the median is basically flat at $409,000," said Megan Williamson, an agent with The Agency, Dallas. "Nothing dramatic in any direction. Buyers finally get to think before they sign something."

Nan and Company Properties will now serve as the sales and marketing partner for Davidson Homes’ Houston-area communities. The partnership will be handled through Nan and Company’s Builder Services division. “Davidson Homes has experienced tremendous growth by focusing on quality construction, attainable price points and thoughtfully planned communities in some of the nation’s fastest-growing markets,” said Nancy Almodovar, president and CEO of Nan and Company Properties. “We’re proud they selected Nan and Company Properties as their Houston sales and marketing partner, and we look forward to leveraging our builder services expertise and local market knowledge to help drive continued success throughout the region.”

All 10 of the most expensive homes sold in greater Houston last month were located within Houston proper. 6. 2211 Troon Road, Houston List price $5,299,000 Listed by Nancy Almodovar of Nan and Company Properties