See how the Lake Houston-area real estate market fared in February

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By Kelly Schafler | 12:00 PM Mar 28, 2021 CDT

The number of home sales increased in three out of seven Lake Houston-area ZIP codes in February compared to February 2020, which is due to the area’s low home inventory. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

The number of home sales increased in three out of seven Lake Houston-area ZIP codes in February compared to February 2020, which is due to the area’s low home inventory. This low inventory is driving home prices up, which is shown with median home prices increasing in all seven ZIP codes, according to Deborah Rose-Miller, an independent broker agent for her company, Rose Realty.

By Kelly Schafler

Managing editor, South Houston

Kelly joined Community Impact Newspaper as a reporter in June 2017 after majoring in print journalism and creative writing at the University of Houston. In March 2019, she transitioned to editor for the Lake Houston-Humble-Kingwood edition and began covering the Spring and Klein area as well in August 2020. In June 2021, Kelly was promoted to South Houston managing editor.

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See how the Lake Houston-area real estate market fared in February

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See how the Lake Houston-area real estate market fared in February

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