Austin Area Real Estate Market Updates: April 2026 Data for 15 Cities

Ed Neuhaus Ed Neuhaus May 7, 2026 5 min read
Aerial view of Austin Texas skyline at golden hour for February 2026 market update

April 2026 MLS data is in for 15 cities across the Austin metro area. We pulled the numbers from the Neuhaus VOW database (sourced from Unlock MLS) on May 8, 2026 and broke each market down individually: median prices, inventory levels, months of supply by price range, and what it means for buyers and sellers right now.

Here is the summary across all 15 markets, with links to each city’s full report.

Tier 1: Major Markets

These six cities represent the core Austin metro: the highest transaction volumes, the most liquid markets, and where the majority of buyer activity concentrates.

Austin

  • Median Sale Price: $609,000
  • Homes Sold: 841
  • Months of Supply: 3.3
  • Median Days on Market: 18

Austin is one of the tightest markets in the metro at 3.3 months of supply. Sellers have real leverage; buyers need to be prepared.

Read the full Austin market update →

Round Rock

  • Median Sale Price: $415,000
  • Homes Sold: 168
  • Months of Supply: 2.8
  • Median Days on Market: 21

Round Rock is one of the tightest markets in the metro at 2.8 months of supply. Sellers have real leverage; buyers need to be prepared.

Read the full Round Rock market update →

Georgetown

  • Median Sale Price: $459,894
  • Homes Sold: 258
  • Months of Supply: 4.2
  • Median Days on Market: 46

Georgetown is in balanced territory leaning toward sellers. The median is -9.4% year-over-year, with 1,077 active listings.

Read the full Georgetown market update →

Cedar Park

  • Median Sale Price: $539,500
  • Homes Sold: 76
  • Months of Supply: 2.5
  • Median Days on Market: 12

Cedar Park is one of the tightest markets in the metro at 2.5 months of supply. Sellers have real leverage; buyers need to be prepared.

Read the full Cedar Park market update →

Pflugerville

  • Median Sale Price: $387,500
  • Homes Sold: 124
  • Months of Supply: 3.4
  • Median Days on Market: 37

Pflugerville is one of the tightest markets in the metro at 3.4 months of supply. Sellers have real leverage; buyers need to be prepared.

Read the full Pflugerville market update →

Leander

  • Median Sale Price: $472,506
  • Homes Sold: 161
  • Months of Supply: 3.7
  • Median Days on Market: 40

Leander is one of the tightest markets in the metro at 3.7 months of supply. Sellers have real leverage; buyers need to be prepared.

Read the full Leander market update →

Tier 2: Hill Country & Surrounding Markets

These nine cities range from luxury Hill Country markets to fast-growing affordable suburbs. They generally have lower transaction volumes, which means individual sales can swing the monthly median, but the trend data tells the real story.

Dripping Springs

  • Median Sale Price: $575,750
  • Homes Sold: 50
  • Months of Supply: 4.9
  • Median Days on Market: 28

Dripping Springs is in balanced territory leaning toward sellers. The median is -19.5% year-over-year, with 244 active listings. The double-digit YoY price decline reflects mix shift toward entry-level inventory more than market weakness.

Read the full Dripping Springs market update →

Lakeway

  • Median Sale Price: $868,000
  • Homes Sold: 15
  • Months of Supply: 6.3
  • Median Days on Market: 12

Lakeway sits at the buyer-leaning end of balanced (6.3 months supply). Buyers can negotiate but well-priced homes still move quickly.

Read the full Lakeway market update →

Wimberley

  • Median Sale Price: $497,518
  • Homes Sold: 21
  • Months of Supply: 7.9
  • Median Days on Market: 52

With 165 active listings, Wimberley is firmly in buyer’s market territory. Buyers have real leverage at most price points.

Read the full Wimberley market update →

Liberty Hill

  • Median Sale Price: $491,160
  • Homes Sold: 81
  • Months of Supply: 5.9
  • Median Days on Market: 64

Liberty Hill sits at the buyer-leaning end of balanced (5.9 months supply). Buyers can negotiate but well-priced homes still move quickly.

Read the full Liberty Hill market update →

Bastrop

  • Median Sale Price: $386,143
  • Homes Sold: 54
  • Months of Supply: 5.5
  • Median Days on Market: 68

Bastrop sits at the buyer-leaning end of balanced (5.5 months supply). Buyers can negotiate but well-priced homes still move quickly.

Read the full Bastrop market update →

San Marcos

  • Median Sale Price: $303,500
  • Homes Sold: 63
  • Months of Supply: 4.9
  • Median Days on Market: 42

San Marcos is in balanced territory leaning toward sellers. The median is -19.2% year-over-year, with 306 active listings. The double-digit YoY price decline reflects mix shift toward entry-level inventory more than market weakness.

Read the full San Marcos market update →

Buda

  • Median Sale Price: $366,000
  • Homes Sold: 88
  • Months of Supply: 3.2
  • Median Days on Market: 36

Buda is one of the tightest markets in the metro at 3.2 months of supply. Sellers have real leverage; buyers need to be prepared.

Read the full Buda market update →

Kyle

  • Median Sale Price: $321,999
  • Homes Sold: 93
  • Months of Supply: 5.7
  • Median Days on Market: 53

Kyle sits at the buyer-leaning end of balanced (5.7 months supply). Buyers can negotiate but well-priced homes still move quickly.

Read the full Kyle market update →

Hutto

  • Median Sale Price: $340,000
  • Homes Sold: 93
  • Months of Supply: 3.9
  • Median Days on Market: 54

Hutto is one of the tightest markets in the metro at 3.9 months of supply. Sellers have real leverage; buyers need to be prepared.

Read the full Hutto market update →

Key Takeaways Across All 15 Markets

The April 2026 data tells a consistent story across the Austin metro:

  • Buyer leverage: 2 of 15 cities have 6+ months of supply (Lakeway, Wimberley). Buyers shopping these markets have real time and negotiating power.
  • Tight markets: 7 cities are below 4 months of supply (Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Leander, Buda, Hutto), keeping sellers in control. Well-priced inventory moves quickly here.
  • Balanced markets: 6 cities sit between 4 and 6 months (Georgetown, Dripping Springs, Liberty Hill, Bastrop, San Marcos, Kyle). Neither side has decisive leverage.
  • Price direction: Median prices dropped year-over-year in 9 of 15 cities. The exceptions: Pflugerville, Leander, Lakeway, Wimberley, Liberty Hill, Bastrop.
  • Volume: 14 of 15 cities saw year-over-year sales increases, suggesting buyers are active even where prices have softened.

All data sourced from Unlock MLS via the Neuhaus VOW database, current as of May 8, 2026. Market data includes residential single-family, townhome, and manufactured home sales.

Thinking about buying or selling in the Austin area? Contact the Neuhaus Realty Group for a personalized market analysis based on the latest data.

Ed Neuhaus

Written by Ed Neuhaus

Ed Neuhaus is the broker and owner of Neuhaus Realty Group, a boutique real estate brokerage based in Bee Cave, Texas. With 19 years in Austin real estate and more than 2,000 transactions under his belt, Ed writes about the local market, investment strategy, and what buyers and sellers actually need to know. These posts are written by Ed with help from AI for editing and polish. Every post published under his name is personally reviewed and approved by Ed before it goes live.

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