Sunfield Market vs. Neighbors: October 2026 Comparison

Sunfield saw 20 closed sales in October, a 42.9% increase from the same month last year, yet median prices dropped 8.6% to $367,000. This divergence highlights how local activity can surge even as values retreat compared to broader benchmarks. ALEX Intelligence benchmarked Sunfield against its neighbors to contextualize these figures. While Sunfield's median price of $367,000 trails the regional average of $400,500, it aligns closely with Hays County at $371,080. However, Sunfield homes took significantly longer to sell, averaging 72 days on market compared to 58 days for the wider region and 72 days for the county. The price-to-list ratio tells a similar story of negotiation pressure. Sunfield sellers achieved 95.9% of their original list price, slightly better than the regional average of 93.8%. Yet, 70% of homes sold below the original asking price, a figure that has improved compared to last year but remains high relative to the broader market where 83.4% of sales fell short. Inventory levels also differ. With 115 active listings and 20 closings in October, Sunfield sits at 5.3 months of inventory. This suggests a balanced market leaning slightly toward buyers, contrasting with tighter conditions often seen in the wider region where supply constraints can drive faster sales and higher price retention. The data reflects a unique local dynamic where volume is up but prices are correcting, distinguishing Sunfield from its immediate neighbors who may be experiencing different supply-demand balances. Want a closer look? Reply or call George at 713.918.9951 and we'll set up a showing. 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