Easton Park Seasonality: Best Month to List in 2026

What is the best month to list a home in Easton Park? A look at 24 months of closed sales reveals a distinct seasonal pattern where prices and activity fluctuate predictably. ALEX Intelligence analyzed monthly median prices from November 2024 through October 2026 to identify the strongest selling periods. The data shows that late spring and early summer typically drive higher values, while winter months see reduced activity and lower prices. In October 2026, 18 homes closed at a median price of $566,122, up 3.2% from September but down slightly from the peak seen in August. The highest median price recorded in this period was $601,911 in August 2025, driven by 17 sales. Conversely, November 2025 saw a median of $542,900 across 23 sales, the lowest monthly average in the dataset. This suggests that listing in late summer may yield higher prices, while winter months often require more patience or strategic pricing to secure a deal. Days on market also follow a seasonal curve. October's median of 88 days was significantly higher than the 60 days seen in September, indicating a slower pace as the year ends. The share of homes selling below original list price dropped to 72.2% in October from 96.3% in September, showing that while fewer homes are negotiating down, the market remains competitive. For sellers planning their next move, understanding these cycles is key. While August historically offers peak prices, October still presents a solid opportunity with rising values compared to the prior month. Buyers looking for potential negotiation leverage might find better inventory depth during the slower winter months. The analysis relies on 24 months of closed sales data to smooth out anomalies and provide a reliable seasonal guide for Easton Park residents. 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