Steeplechase Homes Are Getting Bigger in Kyle

Are buyers in Steeplechase getting more house for their money? The data suggests a shift toward larger living spaces even as prices soften. Over the rolling 12 months ending October 31, 2026, ALEX Intelligence analyzed 19 closed sales to track home size trends. The median living area grew to 1,611 square feet, up 7.2% from the prior 12-month period when the median was 1,503 square feet. This increase in size coincided with a drop in the median close price of 6.5%, which fell to $240,000 from $256,808. The median price per square foot also declined by 4.7% to $144.28, indicating that buyers are securing more space at a lower cost per unit of area. This trend toward larger homes may reflect a shift in buyer preferences or inventory composition within the community. While the number of closed sales remained relatively stable with 19 transactions compared to 14 in the prior period, the physical footprint of the average home sold has expanded significantly. The median days on market also decreased by 15.8% to 32 days, suggesting that these larger homes are moving efficiently despite the lower price points. ALEX Intelligence estimates that the combination of increased square footage and reduced prices per foot represents a distinct value shift in the Steeplechase market over the last year. The data shows a clear movement toward bigger single-family homes without a corresponding increase in total purchase price. Shopping in Steeplechase, Kyle? Tell us what you want and we'll send matching homes as they list. 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