Houston showings rose 5.7% this week — a clear signal that buyer activity is heating back up. Even as closings dipped, new listings are up over 18%, and buyers finally have room to negotiate again. This is what a healthy market looks like — balanced, moving, and full of opportunity. For investors, this means inventory to choose from. For buyers, it means options. For sellers, it means pricing and timing are everything. 📊 What do you think — is Houston turning into a buyer’s market again?

Houston’s showings climbed 5.7% to nearly 35,000 this week — signaling real buyer energy returning to the market. More listings, more options, and more people touring homes again means momentum is still alive. 💬 What do you think — is this the start of a fall rebound, or just a short surge?

Despite higher inventory, Houston’s rental market continues to perform — with average rents up and demand steady. For investors, that means two things: ✅ Opportunity to negotiate ✅ Long-term appreciation potential If you’ve been thinking about investing in the Houston area, now’s the time to do your research and run the numbers. 📊 What’s your biggest challenge when it comes to investing in rentals?

If you’re planning to buy soon, don’t just browse listings — prepare properly. ✅ Check your credit ✅ Get pre-approved ✅ Know your monthly comfort zone The buyers who prep early win the best homes. 💬 What step was hardest for you when buying your first home?

Houston’s rental market is steady — and that’s opportunity for both renters and investors. More listings + stabilized prices mean you can negotiate better and choose smarter. 💬 Question for the group: Do you think the rental market will stay steady — or pick back up as we move into winter?