Housing in Spring
Spring's housing market is one of the more affordable in this Houston-satellite batch, per the base record's Redfin-sourced figure, with a market described as moderately competitive rather than either red-hot or slow.
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Learn moreA relatively affordable, moderately competitive market
Redfin cited a median sale price of $250,863 for Spring in June 2026, down 0.84% year over year -- one of the more affordable figures in this five-place Houston-satellite batch, well under Missouri City's $347K-$492K range and Conroe's $305K, though still above Pasadena's and Baytown's roughly $234K-$247K range (base record). The market scored 44 out of 100 on Redfin's competitiveness scale ("somewhat competitive"), with homes receiving roughly 2 offers on average and selling in about 77 days (base record).
A single, less clearly dated snapshot suggested a higher price -- treated as likely stale
The base record notes a separate snapshot citing $275K for Spring, without a clear date attached, and judges the June 2026 $250,863 figure the more current and reliable number given the surrounding context. That judgment call is carried forward here rather than re-litigated.
Housing stock varies by which of Spring's master-planned communities a buyer is comparing
Spring's housing product varies meaningfully by area -- Gleannloch Farms (equestrian- and golf-oriented, homes cited in the $250,000-$1.2 million range), Auburn Lakes (a heavily wooded, roughly 500-acre community with about 900 homes), and Cypresswood (a more traditional, affordable neighborhood with homes typically in the mid-$200s to low-$400s) all sit within the broader Spring area with real differences in price and character (HAR.com/tacostreetlocating.com aggregation, retrieved 2026-08-22) -- see the best-areas topic for more detail.
Key takeaways
- Redfin cited a median sale price of $250,863 for Spring in June 2026, down 0.84% YoY -- one of the more affordable markets in this Houston-satellite batch.
- The market is 'somewhat competitive' (44/100 on Redfin's scale), with homes receiving about 2 offers on average and selling in roughly 77 days.
- Housing stock varies by community: Gleannloch Farms ($250K-$1.2M range, equestrian/golf), Auburn Lakes (wooded, ~900 homes), and Cypresswood (more affordable, mid-$200s to low-$400s) -- see the best-areas topic.
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