Georgetown: New Listings Outpace Closings in October

In October 2026, Georgetown saw 115 new homes listed for sale while only 96 properties closed. This gap between new supply and completed sales is the core of the current market dynamic. The ALEX Intelligence dual-axis trend analysis compares these two counts to show whether inventory is building or shrinking relative to demand. With 115 new listings entering the market against 96 closings, the net change in available stock was positive. This pattern suggests that while buyer activity remains steady with sales volume up 9.1% from September, sellers are adding homes faster than they are being purchased. The median days on market dropped to 56 days, a 9.7% decrease from the prior month, indicating that despite the influx of new listings, homes are moving slightly faster than in September. The supply gap is further highlighted by comparing this month's activity to the same time last year. New listings were down compared to October 2025 (115 vs. 141), yet closed sales were up 7.9%. This divergence means that while fewer new homes are hitting the market than a year ago, the rate of absorption has improved, keeping inventory levels from rising as sharply as they might have otherwise. For buyers and sellers, this data points to a market where fresh supply is arriving consistently, but demand is holding firm. The ALEX Intelligence model tracks these flows to determine if the balance is shifting toward a buyer's or seller's environment. In October, the influx of new listings outpaced closings, suggesting a slight easing of inventory constraints compared to the previous month. URL: https://alex.realestate/georgetown 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