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No repairs, no showings, no commissions. Send us your Spring property details, get a firm cash offer within 24 hours, and close on your timeline.

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Tell us about your Spring home online or by phone — whether it's in Gleannloch Farms, Old Town Spring, Klein, or off the Grand Parkway. No prep, no cleanup, no judgment. Two minutes and we get started.

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Receive Your Cash Offer

You'll get a firm, no-obligation offer built on current Spring and Harris County comps and your home's real condition. We account for what slows traditional sales here — flood-zone status and MUD tax loads — and show you exactly how we reached the number.

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Choose Your Close Date

Out in 7 days or 60 — you pick the date. We handle the paperwork, including inherited and probate homes, and cover closing costs. Cash is paid at a trusted Texas title company. No hidden fees, no surprises.

We Buy Houses in Spring TX

Selling a home in Spring shouldn’t mean months of showings, agent fees, and repair bills. We buy houses throughout Spring, TX for cash and completely “as-is”, from Gleannloch Farms and Klein to Old Town Spring and the Grand Parkway corridor.

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When time matters, traditional real estate doesn't work
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Spring TX Real Estate Market Insights

North of Houston along I-45, Spring spans Harris and Montgomery counties across a wide range of price points — from workforce housing in 77373 to luxury in 77389 near ExxonMobil's CityPlace campus. Proximity to The Woodlands amenities, IAH, and major employment corridors keeps demand active but highly ZIP-dependent.

66K+
Population (CDP)
$275–$318K
Median Sale Price (core ZIPs)
↓ ~1–5% YoY depending on ZIP
55–82
Days on Market
↑ Up from 41–46 last year
$143–$217
Price Per SqFt (by ZIP)
Wide range — ZIP matters more than ever

What the Spring Market Means for Sellers Right Now

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Days on Market Have Climbed Significantly

Spring homes are now spending 55–82 days on market depending on ZIP and price point — up from 41–46 days last year. That means the average seller is carrying mortgage payments, taxes, and insurance for 2 to 3 months before seeing a closing date. Statewide, Texas homes averaged 82 days DOM in March 2026 per TRERC, and Spring's core ZIPs are tracking at or above that pace.

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New Construction Is the Main Competition

The price gap between new builds and resale homes has fallen to an all-time low statewide — just $15,500 on average — meaning buyers near 77386 and 77389 can choose between a resale and a new home for nearly the same price. Resale sellers who can't compete on condition or price are sitting. Builders have been more aggressive on concessions than individual sellers.

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ZIP Code Divergence Is Extreme

77373 median listings sit around $318K at $143/sqft. 77389 near CityPlace runs $909K at $217/sqft. 77380 (Woodlands-adjacent) is over $1M. These aren't the same market wearing the same zip code — they're fundamentally different buyer pools, timelines, and price trajectories. Your corridor determines your strategy more than the overall Spring average.

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Employment Anchors Provide a Floor

ExxonMobil's CityPlace campus in 77389, IAH airport employment, and Woodlands corporate spillover keep relocation demand active in Spring's northern ZIPs. This prevents a free-fall in those corridors — but it doesn't offset the slower pace buyers are taking advantage of across the broader Spring market right now.

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Older Stock Faces Stiff Headwinds

1970s–1990s homes in Cypresswood, Spring Creek Forest, and central 77373/77388 are competing against newer master-planned inventory nearby at near-identical price points. Without meaningful updates — HVAC, roof, kitchen, flooring — these properties are taking the full 55–82 day average and more, often with price reductions required to close.

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A Cash Sale Ends the Wait

If waiting 55–82 days while carrying costs mount doesn't work — regardless of which Spring corridor you're in — a direct cash sale gets you a firm offer in 24 hours and closed in as little as 7 days. No corridor lottery, no condition-based price reductions mid-contract.

Spring sellers are waiting 55–82 days on average. You don't have to. We buy Spring TX homes in any condition across all ZIPs — fair cash offer in 24 hours, closed in 7 days.

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Spring Areas We Buy Houses In — By ZIP Code

Spring spans Harris and Montgomery counties across more than a dozen ZIP codes. Prices range from $318K in 77373 to over $900K in 77389. We purchase in all conditions across all ZIPs. Click your area for common seller situations.

Central Spring / Old Town Spring (77373, 77388)

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Old Town Spring
77373
Historic core near Hardy Toll Road and Spring-Cypress Road. Common: estate sales, inherited homes, older cottages needing light-to-heavy updates. Median listings ~$318K at $143/sqft — the most affordable Spring ZIP.
Cypresswood / Greengate
77388
1970s–1990s homes in established subdivisions. Common: roof and HVAC refresh needed, downsizing, relocation timelines. Median listings ~$357K at $142/sqft — similar range to 77373, competing against newer inventory nearby.

Trend: 77373 and 77388 are the entry-level Spring ZIPs — good for value-add buyers and investors. Sellers here face the most competition from new construction at similar price points. Condition and pricing discipline matter most in these corridors.

Klein / Champions / Spring Creek Forest (77379)

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Gleannloch Farms
77379
Master-planned golf community. Common: corporate relocations, move-up buyers, HOA-governed communities. Well-maintained stock commands stronger demand.
Champion Forest
77379
Custom homes on larger lots. Typical: luxury renovation projects, estate settlements, discretionary sales on flexible timelines.
Spring Creek Forest / Memorial Northwest
77379
Mature trees, larger lots, 1980s–1990s two-stories. Common: dated interiors, roof and HVAC needs, timeline-driven sales. Median listings ~$528K at $148/sqft.

Trend: 77379 is Spring's mid-to-upper-range ZIP, with median listings around $528K. Klein ISD zoning drives demand for families. Updated homes move; dated homes sit. At this price point, buyers are informed and patient — pricing accurately from day one is critical.

Rayford Road / Imperial Oaks / Harmony (77386)

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Imperial Oaks
77386
High-activity zone near Grand Parkway (99). Common: quick corporate relocation closings, contingent move-up sales, HOA-governed communities.
Harmony
77386
Newer master-planned builds. Common: corporate moves, bridge-loan avoidance, rent-back arrangements. Active new construction competition nearby.
Benders Landing
77386
Acreage estate homes. Typical: discretionary luxury sales, custom-home timelines, longer marketing periods at upper price points.

Trend: 77386 median listings run ~$626K at $190/sqft — well above the Spring average. This corridor benefits from Grand Parkway access and newer inventory but faces the same new construction competition as the rest of Spring. Well-priced, move-in-ready homes still move relatively quickly here.

CityPlace / Springwoods Village / Northgate (77389, 77068)

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CityPlace / Springwoods Village
77389
Modern mixed-use near ExxonMobil's campus at 22777 Springwoods Village Parkway. Common: corporate job transfers, turnkey resale demand, relocation buyers. Median listings ~$909K at $217/sqft — Spring's premium ZIP.
Northgate Forest / Windrose
77068 / 77379
Golf community in northwest Harris County bordering Spring. Common: estate planning, move-down sales, dated-luxury refreshes. Note: 77068 uses a Spring mailing address but is technically northwest Houston/Harris County.

Trend: 77389 is the highest-performing Spring ZIP, anchored by the ExxonMobil campus employment base. Relocation buyers keep demand active. At these price points, buyers are disciplined — condition and accurate pricing matter as much here as anywhere in the corridor.

The Woodlands Adjacent (77380, 77381, 77382)

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Grogan's Mill / Town Center
77380
Close to Woodlands Mall and amenities. Median listings over $1M at $381/sqft — the highest price-per-sqft of any Spring-area ZIP. Common: investor exits, HOA and tax considerations, luxury transitions.
Cochran's Crossing / Alden Bridge
77381, 77382
Established Woodlands villages. Median listings $856K–$867K at $246–$252/sqft. Common: cosmetic updates, school-calendar timing, move-up or move-down within The Woodlands ecosystem.

Note: 77380, 77381, and 77382 are Montgomery County ZIP codes officially designated as The Woodlands, TX — but many properties here carry a Spring mailing address. If your property shows a Spring address in one of these ZIPs, confirm county and school district with the title company, as Montgomery County property taxes and CISD/TWHS zoning apply.

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