Closed listings
- May
- 346, up 12.70% YoY
- June
- 311, down 13.13% YoY
July 2026
July 2026 Brazos Valley Real Estate Market Update
I use TRERC's June closed-sales figures for Brazos County alongside the June listing-side picture for Burleson and Brazos counties.
Brazos Valley Living·Market Updates·July 2026
← Back to Market UpdatesQuick answer: TRERC's current June series for Brazos County shows 311 closed listings, 5.38 months inventory, and a $329,500 median close price. The listing side of both counties came into July carrying more inventory than a year ago.
- Brazos closed sales (June)
- 311 closed listings, down 13.13% year over year, per TRERC.
- Brazos months inventory (June)
- 5.38 months, up from May's 5.16, per TRERC.
- Burleson (June listing side)
- 127 active listings, 72 median days, $298,450 median listing price, per Realtor.com® Economic Research.
- Brazos closed listings (June)
- 311
- June 2026 closed listings, down 13.13% year over year, per TRERC.
- Brazos months inventory (June)
- 5.38
- up from the 5.16 months TRERC currently shows for May.
- Brazos median close price (June)
- $329,500
- down 0.89% year over year, per TRERC.
What did June's closed sales show?
When I published the June update on July 3, the Texas Real Estate Research Center had not yet released June closed-sales data, so that page ran on listing-side numbers and May TRERC context. The June release is now public, and TRERC's current revised series shows 311 closed listings in June 2026, down 13.13% year over year and down from May's 346.
Closed sales came in below last June while countywide inventory kept building, giving buyers more active listings to compare than they had a year ago.
May vs June, Brazos County
These are TRERC closed-sale figures for Brazos County as a whole, which includes the Bryan and College Station metro market. I treat them as context for the rural side of the county rather than a pure land-and-ranch read.
| Metric | May 2026 | June 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Closed listings | 346, up 12.70% YoY | 311, down 13.13% YoY |
| Active listings | 1,286 | 1,319 |
| Months inventory | 5.16 | 5.38 |
| Median close price | $324,000, down 1.07% YoY | $329,500, down 0.89% YoY |
Brazos County May versus June 2026 comparison
Active listings
- May
- 1,286
- June
- 1,319
Months inventory
- May
- 5.16
- June
- 5.38
Median close price
- May
- $324,000, down 1.07% YoY
- June
- $329,500, down 0.89% YoY
Where does Burleson County stand?
Burleson County is not in the public TRERC county selector I can verify, so its closed-sales side stays unpublished here rather than estimated. The listing side is public: in June, Realtor.com® Economic Research counted 127 active listings, up 16.0% year over year, a 72-day median time on market, and a $298,450 median listing price. The June update shows the Burleson County row alongside Brazos County; it is not a town-level breakout for Caldwell, Somerville, Snook, or the Lake Somerville area.
On land, acreage, and country homes, the tract still matters more than the county line. Access, condition, water and septic, ag status, and restrictions can affect marketability and price.
Where can I find July's numbers?
July's listing-side county data and Brazos County closed-sales figures are now available in my August update. I use those released figures rather than estimates.
What this means for buyers and sellers
For sellers, I would price from the property and relevant comps, not the county median. The higher county inventory counts gave buyers more options to compare, but these figures cannot predict the timing or outcome of any individual transaction.
How I pulled the data
I used the Texas Real Estate Research Center's Brazos County Housing Activity feed for June 2026 closed listings, active listings, months inventory, and median close price, rechecked August 20, 2026. TRERC revises prior periods as more complete data arrives, so I updated the May and June figures to the current series. I used the Realtor.com® Residential Real Estate Data Library historical county file, rows burleson, tx and brazos, tx for month_date_yyyymm=202606, for the listing-side context. TRERC covers MLS-listed single-family, condominium, and townhouse activity and excludes builder-direct and other off-MLS sales. The Realtor.com file is listing-side residential data. Neither source is a raw-land or ranch-sales series, and a property-specific comp set can vary.
This market update is general information, not pricing, tax, legal, lending, investment advice, or a prediction or guarantee of future market conditions. County-level figures can include property types and submarkets that do not match your tract. If you are buying or selling, I can pull a current property-specific read.
Sources I used
- Brazos County May and June 2026 closed listings, active listings, months inventory, and median close price: Texas Real Estate Research Center, Housing Activity, rechecked August 20, 2026.
- TRERC's June 2026 year-over-year changes are published in its current Brazos County monthly series and can be revised when more complete data arrives.
- June 2026 Burleson and Brazos county listing-side metrics: Realtor.com® Economic Research historical county CSV, rows
burleson, txandbrazos, txformonth_date_yyyymm=202606, accessed July 3 and rechecked August 20, 2026. - Data definitions for active listing count and median days on market: Realtor.com® Economic Research data dictionary.
Want a property-specific read?
Send me the address or listing link, and I will separate the county trend from the comps that actually fit the property.