Down 3.3% year over year in the supplied report; individual homes can perform differently.
Garland, Texas · Q3 2026
Fewer homes for sale.
Every neighborhood tells a story.
Garland’s Q3 2026 report points to tighter inventory, a median sale price near $300,000, and a market where condition and accurate pricing still matter. Start with the area, then focus on the property.
The report counts 501 active listings, down 32.9% from the prior year.
Seven days shorter than the prior year; use current nearby sales to plan your timing.
Limited supply still leaves room for pricing mistakes. The first asking price matters.
A property-first approach
Less inventory.
More reason to price precisely.
The report pairs a lower citywide median sale price with a higher price per square foot. A changing mix of homes can affect both figures, so neither tells the whole story of your property.
In an established city like Garland, roof age, HVAC, renovation quality, lot characteristics, and the immediate competition can make a meaningful difference.
Before listing
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If your listing stalled
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Before making an offer
Look beyond the purchase price. Bring inspections, insurance, taxes, association costs, and expected repairs into the same budget.
Six areas. Different decisions.
Get to know your part of Garland.
Five ZIP-code markets and a Downtown lens help organize the report. Downtown overlaps the broader geography; each home still needs its own comparison.
North Garland & Firewheel
The report places the median asking price near $387,000. Firewheel-area amenities, access to the George Bush Turnpike, and larger floor plans shape the comparison.
Northeast Garland
A reported median asking price of $320,000 sits alongside a median sold price of $283,000. Compare similar size, finish, and condition before drawing a pricing conclusion.
West Garland
Established neighborhoods and highway access frame this market. The report’s median asking price is $309,900, with a median sold price of $277,000.
South & Central Garland
Smaller, established homes make condition and renovation scope especially important. The report’s median asking price is $299,500; its comparison table lists a $275,030 median sold price.
South Garland & Lakeside
Lake Ray Hubbard and the lakeside redevelopment outlook add a distinct setting. The report lists a $322,500 median asking price and 57–65 days on market.
Downtown & Transit Core
The downtown square, transit access, and infill housing create a separate comparison lens. Review the individual property and nearby alternatives; the report provides no standalone Downtown median.
Figures summarize the supplied Q3 2026 report and follow its ZIP comparison table. Asking and sold medians can cover different properties and periods; they are not a measured discount. Postal areas may extend beyond city limits.
Q3 2026 research
Go deeper into the Garland market.
Explore the citywide numbers, six area profiles, neighborhood pricing, ownership costs, and the redevelopment themes in the original research.
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