Three Katy-area ZIP codes experienced increases in their median home prices year over year.
ZIP code 77449 had a small increase of 0.7%, ZIP code 77595 saw a 2.6% increase and ZIP code 77493 experienced a 20% increase.
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April 2020 real estate data: Median price of homes sold and more in the Katy area
This map indicates the locations of the six Katy-area ZIP codes. (Anya Gallant/Community Impact Newspaper)
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Here is data about the Katy-area residential real estate market for April 2020.
Three Katy-area ZIP codes experienced increases in their median home prices year over year.
ZIP code 77449 had a small increase of 0.7%, ZIP code 77595 saw a 2.6% increase and ZIP code 77493 experienced a 20% increase.
Three Katy-area ZIP codes experienced increases in their median home prices year over year.
ZIP code 77449 had a small increase of 0.7%, ZIP code 77595 saw a 2.6% increase and ZIP code 77493 experienced a 20% increase.
By Jen Para
Jen joined Community Impact Newspaper in fall 2018 as the editor of the Katy edition. She covers education, transportation, local government, business and development in the Katy area.
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