Updated March 2026

    Hutto TX Market Report

    Prices have softened from the 2022 peak with inventory rising 49% year-over-year — but the underlying demand story, driven by the Co-Op District, Hutto Megasite, and Samsung Taylor, has not changed.

    $340,000

    Median Sale Price

    -9.3% YoY

    91 Days

    Avg Days on Market

    +13% YoY

    $379,990

    Median List Price

    -4.3% YoY

    $341,251

    Avg Home Value

    -6.1% YoY

    Sources: Redfin, Zillow, Movoto, Realtor.com — February 2026 data. Rob Poulton, eXp Realty, License 846287.

    By Neighborhood

    Neighborhood Comparison

    Neighborhood Est. Median Avg DOM Character
    Mustang Creek $375K–$430K ~55 days Established, community-driven
    Carmel Creek $420K–$520K ~50 days Master-planned, amenity-complete
    Emory Crossing $360K–$475K ~60 days Taylor Morrison new construction
    Hutto Highlands $330K–$400K ~65 days Downtown-adjacent
    Cotton Brook $350K–$460K ~70 days Newest, PID-funded
    Mager Meadows $310K–$380K ~68 days Value and retail access
    Lookout at Brushy Creek $680K–$950K+ ~90 days Estate and acreage
    Meadow Brook $320K–$435K ~72 days Newest community, green space
    What's Driving Growth

    Key Developments

    The Co-Op District

    This 35-acre mixed-use development on US 79 is transitioning from construction site to active community hub. Vertical construction continues through 2029 with retail, office, and gathering spaces.

    Hutto Megasite

    Billions in industrial projects are moving forward after the $18M spine road completed in August 2025. Thousands of jobs expected, which will drive housing demand significantly.

    Samsung Taylor Plant

    The $17B semiconductor fab in nearby Taylor remains on track for full operation by end of 2026. The worker influx continues to impact housing demand across Hutto and surrounding areas.

    New Developments

    The 389-acre Stromberg development and 111-acre Limmer Square annexation signal continued growth in Hutto's residential and mixed-use footprint.

    Is Now a Good Time to Buy?

    The case for buying in early 2026 is the strongest since 2019. Prices are off peak with inventory up nearly 50% year-over-year — giving buyers more options and negotiating power. Meanwhile, the Co-Op District, Hutto Megasite, and Samsung Taylor are all actively materializing, positioning Hutto for long-term appreciation.

    Is Now a Good Time to Sell?

    Hutto was still classified as a seller's market in February 2026, but it requires realistic pricing and excellent execution. Homes are averaging 91 days on market — the gap between a well-prepared listing and an overpriced one is measured in tens of thousands of dollars.

    Want the Full Picture?

    Read our in-depth March 2026 market analysis with detailed development updates and investment outlook.

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