Houston, TX housing market forecast for 2025

Could home prices in Houston be on the decline in 2025? Housing inventory is building.

However, inventory is still low in wealthier neighborhoods like Bellaire. Indicating a persisant housing shortage in Houston's higher-end ZIP codes.
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Houston's housing inventory has exploded over the last year, indicating a softening market. However, there are big differences by neighborhood. ZIP codes in Houston dominated by investors and home builders are seeing a record inventory spike that is starting to push prices down. While Houston's wealthier ZIP codes are still tight and have increasing prices heading into 2025.

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[ljacobs]

We live in the Montrose area close to Allen Parkway and Downtown. Prices are still increasing and inventory is relatively low. Houston is big so generalising is dangerous.

[marcv]

I grew up in 77338. Can't imagine living there now. Houston is a hellhole.

[tomshang]

When you look at Houston you always have to consider two issues: industrial sites and flood zones. Eastern Houston and eastern suburbs are dominated by industrial sites (chemical plants and refineries) and low lying areas highly vulnerable to floods. It's cheap bec the land is low value and few want to live there. My guess is that the developers didn't fully appreciate these two factors when they built out these areas. There has ALWAYS been low interest in new housing in these areas bec it truly sucks to live there. Nothing has changed. The crash in this area is due to ignorant development.

[annmarie]

The reason inventory is low in Bellaire/West university and the like is the low crime rate.. It's interesting you guys never factor in the crime... that's a deal killer for people... especially in Houston. They have their own police force..same with Southside Place.. so it's very safe... Anything in Downtown ... though convenient to nightlife... restaurants etc...pricey and prices going down.. because its not worth it if you dont feel safe enough to walk your dog at night...
People selling/buying and using crime data maps...
In my opinion...in any large city.. this is what fuels demand as far as neighborhoods.

[balloonhead]

I just snagged a home that was listed for 650k for 450k. 2 acre lot. Definitely turning into a buyers market.

[jamesamous]

Thanks for covering Houston, In bellaire rich people are literally buying land with old houses and tearing them down to put mansions on, low inventory rich mans play ground

[SCOTT-bwt]

The Biggest down turn is in the market is taxes. Property taxes have are getting crazy.

[Honeycomblife]

West Houston is the cool /nicer part of the city, east Houston is rough around the edges

[mariuss.]

Prices on $250k - $350k aren't dropping. Reporting from Houston TX.

[MrCollins-zc]

I've lived in the H & surrounding area for almost 40 years. I understand what's happened before & what's happening now. This metro area & surrounding counties are going to grow exponentially over the next several years.

[DrewsAutoReviews]

Thank you for making a video about Houston

[MM-kkuh]

I know you mean well but we need people like you to stop making housing all about gains and wins, sometimes a house is just a house.

[Harley_Dude]

The areas in the blue are short inventory because there is no longer an area for development for example Sugarland there is no where else to build there.

[gcschultheis]

Good! Property taxes are insane n Houston

[IronMikeBison]

Everyone knows the popular areas are in the west side of Houston. That’s why you see the inventory surplus on east side

[NaijaK]

It means its wintertime and the market slows down...

[NoName-huju]

Sugar land, Missouri city, Tomball, Cypress, Fresno, Conroe, Spring, Rosenberg, Woodlands, Friendswood, Katie, Pearland ect. are all a good investment….all the other areas in the city of HOUSTAN you gotta be careful….. Houston has a lot of rough patches. Living in the suburbs is safer😊

[b]

Thanks for the video. Please do one on Dallas.

[josersmos]

Tom 4772 I'm local as well, the house on 5218 Mayle @ 3:43 for 310K is a tough sell.

That NE quadrant of town is high crime low value, lots of rent houses and the ones for sale go for around 120K