Do these ZIP rows show what homes sold for?
No. They use listing inventory data and asking-price measures, not a closed-sale dataset.
Realtor.com Research ZIP analysis
August 2026 asking prices, active listings, new listings, market time and price-reduction counts for four Woodlands-area ZIP codes.
Verified September 29, 2026
The four ZIP rows show different asking-price medians and active-listing counts, with 77380 carrying the highest asking median and 77382 the largest active count. Because ZIPs cross neighborhood boundaries, the rows are comparison context rather than village-level valuations.
Realtor.com Research residential listing inventory for ZIP codes 77380, 77381, 77382 and 77384, August 2026. ZIP boundaries do not equal village boundaries.
| Measure | Value | Definition and limit |
|---|---|---|
| Highest median asking price | $589,000 | ZIP 77380; asking price, not a closed-sale median. |
| Largest active count | 170 | ZIP 77382 active listings in the downloaded August row. |
| Fastest median listing time | 39 days | ZIP 77380; active-listing days on market. |
| ZIP price range | $391,500 to $589,000 | Range of the four ZIP-level median asking prices, not a property-value range. |
In August 2026, median asking prices were $589,000 in 77380, $549,500 in 77381, $539,945 in 77382 and $391,500 in 77384. Active listing counts were 109, 125, 170 and 167 respectively. Median days on market ranged from 39 to 44 days.
The corresponding asking-price-per-square-foot medians were $236, $232, $222 and $171. These are listing metrics. They do not establish what a home sold for or what an address is worth.
Median asking price was up 1.55% in 77380 and 6.18% in 77381, while it was down 0.93% in 77382 and 4.28% in 77384. A mixed pattern is more useful than forcing a single direction onto all four ZIPs.
Composition can change from month to month. A shift in the mix of size, age, condition or price tier can move a median even when individual home values do not move by the same percentage.
Buyers can use the rows to frame where asking prices and available choices differ, then narrow to the exact village, school boundary, tax district, condition and comparable sales. Sellers can use them to understand broad competition before building an address-level pricing analysis.
Because ZIPs cross neighborhood boundaries, none of these rows is labeled as a village, luxury or waterfront result.
No. They use listing inventory data and asking-price measures, not a closed-sale dataset.
No. The report keeps that boundary difference explicit and does not label the ZIP rows as village results.
Zillow’s supplied URL states that location-specific data is unavailable and displays Texas-wide figures. No Zillow number on that page is represented here as Woodlands data.