It’s been a sluggish year for home sales in Texas, but luxury markets are staying afloat, leading to a slew of super high-end listings.
As of December, six listings carry an asking price above $10 million in the Lone Star State, according to the Houston Association of Realtors.
Texas’ luxury real estate market has chilled. Deal volume and median prices for homes priced over $1 million plummeted across the Texas Triangle metros in the third quarter, according to Agent Story. Only Dallas-Fort Worth saw luxury prices increase slightly, although deal volume was down.
Pricey homes are staying on the market longer, too. The average was 64 days in Austin.
Here are Texas’ top 10 priciest MLS listings in December.
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The highest-priced home is at 107 Timberwilde Lane in Houston’s Timberwilde neighborhood. Its asking price is just shy of $50 million, and William Dolan of Ebby Halliday is the listing agent.
Spanning 9 acres, the property features a six-bedroom, 22,000-square-foot mansion, along with a two-bedroom guest house. There are two pools, two sports courts, a glass elevator and an outdoor kitchen and bar.
Ranking No. 2 on the list is an 18,700-square-foot mansion at 215 Carnarvon Drive in Houston’s Bayou Woods neighborhood, carrying a $25 million price tag. Compass agent Robert Bland has the listing.
Sitting on a 2.3-acre lot, it has six bedrooms and 11 bathrooms. Amenities include fitness rooms, a game room and a pool.
A four-bedroom Austin mansion at 1700 Lakeshore Drive is the third-priciest listing of December. The nearly 4,000-square-foot home is asking $17.8 million, with Patrick McGinley of Keller Williams serving as the listing agent.