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While the Killeen-area housing market is trending toward a stable “buyers’ market,” low inventory continues to drive prices up, according to Michael DeHart with the Fort Hood Area Association of
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The median price for a home in Killeen has gone up significantly in the last year, and homes are scarcely available and staying on the market less than a month on average. Michael DeHart, the association executive for the Fort Hood Area Association of Realtors, provided the Killeen housing market statistics for March. The median price for a home in Killeen was $170,000, a 13.3% increase from March 2020, and the number of active listings is down to just 85, which is down 66% from March 2020. Those houses that are on the market are staying on the market for around 29 days on average, according ...