Texas New Home Sales Report: October 2026 Charts

Texas new home sales averaged 5,018 in October 2026, down 7.6% from October 2025. The average sale price fell 2.9% to $415,948, and pending sales fell 12.8% to 5,119. All figures are three-month moving averages.

These are the October 2026 charts for the HomesUSA.com Texas New Home Sales Report. They cover new homes in Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston and San Antonio across six measures: sales, days on market, sale price, sales-to-list-price ratio, pending sales and active listings. Each chart has its own link, so it can be opened, shared or cited on its own.

October at a glance

Statewide figures, three-month moving averages.
MeasureOct. 2026Sept. 2026Oct. 2025Change from Oct. 2025
New home sales5,0185,2215,430−7.6%
Days on market109108113−4 days
Sale price$415,948$419,016$428,309−2.9%
Sales-to-list-price ratio97.87%97.81%96.55%+1.32 pts
Pending sales5,1195,4655,873−12.8%
Active listings37,09337,05637,909−2.2%

New home sales

The three-month moving average of new home sales statewide was 5,018 in October, compared with 5,221 in September and 5,430 in October 2025. Houston recorded 1,724 sales, Dallas-Fort Worth 1,657, San Antonio 927 and Austin 709.

Chart of new home sales in Texas, three-month moving average, October 2026: Austin 709, Dallas-Fort Worth 1,657, Houston 1,724, San Antonio 927, statewide 5,018.
Sales, new homes, three-month moving average. Source: HomesUSA.com. View the new home sales chart full size

Days on market

New homes statewide averaged 109 days on market in October, compared with 108 in September and 113 a year earlier. Dallas-Fort Worth averaged 130 days, San Antonio 104, Houston 98 and Austin 94.

Chart of days on market for new homes in Texas, three-month moving average, October 2026: Austin 94, Dallas-Fort Worth 130, Houston 98, San Antonio 104, statewide 109.
Days on market, new homes, three-month moving average. Source: HomesUSA.com. View the days on market chart full size

Sale price

The statewide average new home sale price was $415,948 in October, compared with $419,016 in September and $428,309 in October 2025. Dallas-Fort Worth averaged $464,684, Austin $455,885, Houston $402,169 and San Antonio $327,465.

Chart of new home sale prices in Texas, three-month moving average, October 2026: Austin $455,885, Dallas-Fort Worth $464,684, Houston $402,169, San Antonio $327,465, statewide $415,948.
Sale price, new homes, three-month moving average. Source: HomesUSA.com. View the sale price chart full size

Sales-to-list-price ratio

New homes statewide sold for 97.87% of list price in October, compared with 97.81% in September and 96.55% in October 2025. San Antonio’s ratio was 98.45%, Austin’s 98.13%, Houston’s 97.82% and Dallas-Fort Worth’s 97.48%.

Chart of the sales-to-list-price ratio for new homes in Texas, three-month moving average, October 2026: Austin 98.13%, Dallas-Fort Worth 97.48%, Houston 97.82%, San Antonio 98.45%, statewide 97.87%.
Sales-to-list-price ratio, new homes, three-month moving average. Source: HomesUSA.com. View the sales-to-list-price ratio chart full size

Pending sales

Pending new home sales statewide averaged 5,119 in October, compared with 5,465 in September and 5,873 in October 2025. Dallas-Fort Worth had 1,878 pending sales, Houston 1,447, San Antonio 898 and Austin 896.

Chart of pending new home sales in Texas, three-month moving average, October 2026: Austin 896, Dallas-Fort Worth 1,878, Houston 1,447, San Antonio 898, statewide 5,119.
Pending sales, new homes, three-month moving average. Source: HomesUSA.com. View the pending sales chart full size

Active listings

Active new home listings statewide averaged 37,093 in October, compared with 37,056 in September and 37,909 in October 2025. Houston had 16,036 active listings, Dallas-Fort Worth 9,140, Austin 6,052 and San Antonio 5,864.

Chart of active new home listings in Texas, three-month moving average, October 2026: Austin 6,052, Dallas-Fort Worth 9,140, Houston 16,036, San Antonio 5,864, statewide 37,093.
Active listings, new homes, three-month moving average. Source: HomesUSA.com. View the active listings chart full size

12-month moving averages

The 12-month moving averages remove seasonality and show the longer trend. For October 2026 the statewide 12-month averages were 5,558 sales, 116 days on market, a $421,131 sale price, a 97.15% sales-to-list-price ratio, 5,943 pending sales and 36,156 active listings.

Six tables of 12-month moving averages for new homes in Texas, October 2025 through October 2026: days on market, sales, sale price, sales-to-list-price ratio, pending sales and active listings for Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio and statewide.
New homes data, October 2026, 12-month moving averages. Source: HomesUSA.com. View the 12-month tables full size

About the report

The HomesUSA.com Texas New Home Sales Report uses Multiple Listing Service data from the Realtor associations of North Texas, Houston, Austin and San Antonio. It covers closed sales recorded in those MLSs by the 10th day of the following month and reports three-month and 12-month moving averages for six measures: days on market, sales, sale price, sales-to-list-price ratio, pending sales and active listings. The three-month averages track market seasonality; the 12-month averages remove it and track the longer trend.

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