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Buying a home in September 2026 means entering a market that finally gives buyers room to think. But the conditions creating that room are not the same everywhere. In Houston, buyers have more inventory and negotiating power, but well-priced homes in desirable areas can still move quickly. That’s why having the right strategy matters.

Nan and Company Properties have been named the sales and marketing partner for Davidson Homes’ Houston-area communities through our Builder Services division. Davidson Homes has grown by focusing on quality construction, attainable price points, and thoughtfully planned communities.

Nancy Almodovar's listing ranked as the #6 most expensive home sold in Greater Houston in July. #6 2211 Troon Road, Houston List price $5,299,000 Listed by Nancy Almodovar of Nan and Company Properties Bought with Estelle Lozmack of Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty With mature oak trees, manicured grounds, elevated finishes, and an exceptional garage apartment, this residence truly stood out. High ceilings, marble and hardwood floors, custom cabinetry, stone countertops, and a spacious upstairs suite with a spa-inspired bath added to its appeal.

Below are the five most expensive homes that sold in July by list price in the Houston metropolitan area, according to the multiple listing service. No. 5 is 2211 Troon Road, listed at $5,299,000 and represented by Nancy Almodovar. This River Oaks residence sits on the smallest lot of the five homes and features mature oak trees and manicured landscaping. At its last listing price, the home’s $830-per-square-foot figure was the second-highest among the month’s top five.