Days on Market, which measures the speed of a sale, rose in January to 97.60 days from 92.47 days in Austin, 129.71 days from 120.68 days in Dallas-Ft. Worth, and 84.52 days from 82.63 days in San Antonio, meaning it took a few days longer for new homes to sell in January versus December. In Houston, the DOM in January was 89.43 versus 89.87 in December. The combined 3-month average of Days on the Market (DOM) statewide was 102.74 days versus 99.01 days in December.
Days on Market, which measures the speed of a sale, rose in January to 97.60 days from 92.47 days in Austin, 129.71 days from 120.68 days in Dallas-Ft. Worth, and 84.52 days from 82.63 days in San Antonio, meaning it took a few days longer for new homes to sell in January versus December. In Houston, the DOM in January was 89.43 versus 89.87 in December. The combined 3-month average of Days on the Market (DOM) statewide was 102.74 days versus 99.01 days in December.