Balanced, but cooler
Inventory rose while closings stayed flat, pushing months of inventory higher and absorption lower.

A monthly, data-first look at what's happening in Hutto real estate — no sales-talk, just the numbers and what they mean for buyers and sellers.
Hutto's single-family market in June 2026 remained active, but compared with May it showed a slightly slower overall pace. Closed sales held steady, active inventory rose, and absorption softened modestly. Pricing eased at both closed and active levels, though sellers gave up fewer closing-cost concessions and buyers paid a higher share of list price than in May.
June: 3.89 months of inventory · 25.68% absorption. Hutto remains a Balanced Market, but softened slightly from May's 3.60 months and 27.76% absorption.
Inventory rose while closings stayed flat, pushing months of inventory higher and absorption lower.
Closed median and average both declined, yet $/sqft held essentially flat — pressure showed up in total price, not efficiency.
Pending listings ticked up while under-contract fell. The market is still moving, just not accelerating.
Average seller-paid buyer closing costs dropped and buyers paid a higher share of list price than in May.
Active homes priced below $300k rose meaningfully from May, supporting first-time buyer activity.
Based on the data, Hutto is likely to remain a Balanced Market next month, with a slight possibility of softening if inventory continues to rise faster than closings.

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