Round Mountain vs. Neighbors: A Data-Limited Comparison

Can a market with only seven closed sales in the last year truly support a detailed comparison with its neighbors? The data from Round Mountain tells a story of high-value transactions but limited volume that prevents a standard peer benchmark. Over the rolling 12 months ending October 31, 2026, seven single-family homes closed in this area. The median close price reached $1,095,000, which is significantly higher than the regional median of $397,889 and the Blanco County median of $476,000. However, the sample size of seven sales is too small to establish a statistically robust trend or to compare specific metrics like price per square foot or days on market against neighboring pages with larger volumes. The current inventory shows nine active listings and five closed sales in the last six months, suggesting a slow turnover rate relative to the available stock. While the median close-to-original list ratio of 0.787 indicates homes sold for roughly 79% of their original asking price, the lack of comparable data from peer pages means we cannot determine if this is an outlier or a local norm. Without at least ten closed sales in neighboring markets to serve as a baseline, a direct "vs. Neighbors" analysis remains impossible with the current dataset. ALEX Intelligence estimates that while prices are elevated, the market activity is too thin for definitive comparative conclusions until more transactions occur. The data reflects a niche segment where high-value properties move slowly, distinct from the broader regional trends observed in larger markets. Want to see this home? Call or text George at 713.918.9951 for a private showing. Based on 7 closed sales in the 12 months ending Oct 31, 2026. Data from Unlock MLS. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Model outputs are ALEX Intelligence estimates, not appraisals. Read more Central Texas market data on the ALEX blog: https://alex-companies.com/blog