Katie Curran, Realtor

08/28/2026

Selling your home in Richmond, TX? Here's what's different about today's market compared to a few years ago: homes are taking longer to sell, buyers have more room to negotiate, and the "price it high and wait" approach just doesn't hold up the way it used to.

The good news — Richmond sellers who price to current comparable sales and take care of basic prep before listing (decluttering, fixing the small stuff, cleaning up curb appeal) are still getting solid results. It's just a market that rewards strategy over guesswork now.

We put together a full breakdown of what Fort Bend County sellers should expect — pricing, prep, and typical closing costs — including how Richmond's timeline stacks up against nearby Katy. Link is up: https://www.mkatgroup.com/post/richmond-tx-sell-a-house-fort-bend-county

If you're thinking about listing in Richmond and want a read on what your specific home and neighborhood look like right now, give us a call at 713-598-1889 or reach out at mkatgroup.com/contact-us. Katy Agents Serving Greater Houston.

08/27/2026

08/27/2026

Accepted an offer on your Katy, TX home? Here's what actually happens next. Between the effective date and closing day, there's an option period, an earnest money deadline, and (for financed buyers) an appraisal - each with its own timeline. Understanding this sequence is what separates sellers who feel prepared from sellers who feel blindsided by a routine step. Katie Curran and MKAT Group at Keller Williams Signature walk Katy sellers through exactly what to expect at every stage.

Read the full breakdown → https://www.mkatgroup.com/post/katy-tx-after-accepting-an-offer

08/26/2026

Relocating to Richmond, TX? One detail trips up more buyers than anything else: the city splits between two school districts depending on which side of the Brazos River a home sits on. Katie Curran and MKAT Group at Keller Williams Signature broke down current pricing, commute times, and community comparisons for buyers weighing Richmond against Katy or Brookshire. Whether you're relocating for work or just starting to explore Fort Bend County, this one's worth a look before you start touring homes.

Read the full guide: https://www.mkatgroup.com/post/richmond-tx-relocation-guide

08/25/2026

Curious what your Katy, TX home is really worth? An online estimate and a real Comparative Market Analysis often land in very different places — and the difference usually comes down to details an algorithm simply can't see. Katie Curran with MKAT Group at Keller Williams Signature walks through how a free CMA works, what Katy's current market looks like (median prices around $350K–$355K right now), and how that compares to nearby Fulshear, Richmond, and Brookshire. If you've been wondering where your home stands, this one's worth a read.

Full post here: https://www.mkatgroup.com/post/katy-tx-home-worth-cma

08/20/2026

Thinking about selling your home in Katy, TX but wondering if you should wait until rates drop? Here's what the current data actually shows: Katy home prices are up 5.6% year over year, and mortgage rates aren't projected to move much before 2027. Katie Curran with MKAT Group breaks down what that means if you're on the fence about listing this year — including how Katy currently compares to Fulshear and Richmond for sellers. Full post at the link below, or reach out directly for a no-pressure conversation about your specific numbers.

https://www.mkatgroup.com/post/katy-tx-sell-now-or-wait-2027

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