Top Mega Teams in Texas – Ranked by Volume

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    • Rank – State VolumeTeam NameCompanyLocationVolumeProfile
    1The Franklin TeameXp Realty Katy, TX$566,555,861View Profile
    3The Heyl GroupKeller WilliamsAustin, TX$414,899,167View Profile
    7Christie Cannon GroupKeller WilliamsFrisco, TX$296,387,567View Profile
    8Neal & Neal TeamKeller WilliamsSan Antonio, TX$275,668,142View Profile
    10The Speed & Neuren GroupCompassAustin, TX$202,467,272View Profile
    12The Cliff Freeman GroupeXp Realty, LLCProsper, TX$186,141,154View Profile
    14Monica Foster TeameXp RealtyLeague City, TX$181,159,008View Profile
    16Small World RealtyKeller WilliamsFrisco, TX$169,224,816View Profile
    18CitiQuest PropertiesCitiQuest PropertiesHouston, TX$165,238,973View Profile
    20The Emery GroupKeller WilliamsSan Antonio, TX$149,045,230View Profile
    27The Walsh Wegman Giordano TeamCompassFort Worth, TX$126,862,738View Profile
    28Energy RealtyEnergy RealtyHouston, TX$126,100,000View Profile
    29The Jamie McMartin GroupCompassKaty, TX$125,087,514View Profile
    34Patty Turner GroupKeller WilliamsRockwall, TX$119,589,926View Profile
    41Jason Huynh TeamKeller WilliamsKaty, TX$105,383,573View Profile
    47The Adam Olsen TeameXp Realty LLCHuntsville, TX$98,555,638View Profile
    51Buchanan Realty GroupKeller WilliamsTyler, TX$94,561,280View Profile
    61The Bridge GroupeXp RealtyHouston, TX$86,734,655View Profile
    62CORIE Properties GroupCompassAustin, TX$86,562,546View Profile
    66Lynch Legacy Realty GroupeXp RealtyWeatherford, TX$84,854,543View Profile
    67Uptown Real Estate GroupKeller WilliamsHouston, TX$84,728,847View Profile
    70The Seth Brothers TeameXp RealtySugar Land, TX$82,205,387View Profile
    88Malouff International GroupKeller WilliamsSan Antonio, TX$71,142,629View Profile
    97DMTX Realty GroupKeller WilliamsAustin, TX$68,901,762View Profile
    98The Bly TeameXp RealtyLeague City, TX$68,801,223View Profile
    101The Good Home TeameXp RealtyPlano, TX$68,157,103View Profile
    113The Victorica GroupeXp RealtySan Antonio, TX$66,158,797View Profile
    123Cityside Properties GroupeXp RealtyHouston, TX$62,845,252View Profile
    145Tm5 TeameXp RealtyCollege Station, TX$57,455,988View Profile
    146The Brian Burds Home Selling TeameXp RealtyEl Paso, TX$57,213,265View Profile
    169Found Realty GroupeXp RealtyHouston, TX$52,382,122View Profile
    174Cash Flow GroupeXp RealtyHouston, TX$51,475,322View Profile
    198Urban Properties GroupCompassHouston, TX$47,952,459View Profile
    233Byrne Real Estate GroupKeller WilliamsAustin, TX$43,789,477View Profile
    328The Property Shoppe TeameXp RealtyTyler, TX$35,225,449View Profile
    537Proagent GroupeXp RealtyHouston, TX$25,246,020View Profile

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    2023 Texas Housing Market Summary

    Texas started 2023 with a total of 62,890 single-family homes on the market, with a median home price of $365,000 and an average price per square foot of $209. By the end of the year, inventory had increased to 80,900 homes on the market (+28%), with a median home price of $369,170 (+1%) and an average price per square foot of $215 (+2%).

    At the start of 2023, the median days on market (DOM) was 77 days – by the end of the year, median DOM had remained the same at 77 days.

    Texas started the year with 40% of homes taking a price cut (for reference, 35% is the national average for price reductions in a ‘normal’ year.) By the end of the year, about 36% of Texas homes for sale had taken a price cut.

    Finally, Altos’ proprietary Market Action Index (MAI) shows that Texas started 2023 as a seller’s market, with an MAI score of 41; by the end of the year, the MAI had dropped to 35 – a slight seller’s advantage.

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