05/21/2026
May 2026 Market Update – Williamson County
Year-over-year data for April reflects a market with strong buyer activity, rising prices, and relatively stable inventory levels.
New listings decreased 14% compared to last year (920 to 795), indicating fewer homes entering the market. At the same time, demand showed notable strength, with new properties going under contract increasing 15% (416 to 480).
Inventory levels expanded modestly. Average active inventory increased 9% (1,159 to 1,265), and total inventory rose 5% (1,935 to 2,041). Months of supply remained essentially flat, dipping slightly by 1% to 4.12 months, suggesting a relatively steady balance between supply and demand.
Closings increased 9% (352 to 385), reflecting continued transaction activity. Pricing saw significant upward movement. The average sale price rose 18% to $1,485,601, while the median sale price increased 10% to $1,100,000, indicating continued upward pressure on home values in the county.
Homes are taking slightly longer to move through the market. Average days on market for closed homes increased 9% (31 to 34 days). The time from listing to contract rose 29% (40 to 51 days), while the contract-to-close timeline increased 5% (49 to 51 days). Overall time from listing to closing increased 9% (103 to 113 days).
In summary, Williamson County is experiencing strong demand, rising home prices, and modest inventory growth, with slightly longer timelines contributing to a steady and active market compared to this time last year.
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