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Home Prices Killeen TX: $489K July Sale Sets Benchmark

A Rancier Avenue home sold for $489,000 in July, setting Killeen's monthly high. Real estate agents track whether this comparable price influences nearby listings.

By Killeen Property Desk · Published July 10, 2026

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A four-bedroom home at 5214 Rancier Avenue sold for $489,000 during a July 7 auction conducted by the Bell County Sheriff’s Office, the highest single-family sale recorded in Killeen so far this month.

The result arrives while Fort Cavazos continues to process new troop assignments and local builders finish units in subdivisions east of the base. Sellers and agents now watch whether this price pulls other listings upward or simply clears inventory that sat through the spring.

Neighborhood Effects

The sold house sits two blocks from the Killeen Mall and inside the Killeen Independent School District boundary that serves Pershing Park Elementary. Comparable homes on nearby streets such as Willow Springs Drive and East Trimmier Road have carried asking prices between $410,000 and $455,000 in the past 60 days. One three-bedroom listing two blocks west of the auction site dropped its price by $15,000 the day after the Rancier sale closed.

Local real-estate offices along East Veterans Memorial Boulevard reported 14 active auction listings this week, down from 19 in early June. The drop coincides with the Bell County Appraisal District releasing updated valuations on July 1 that raised taxable values on 2,300 Killeen parcels by an average of 6 percent.

Clearance Data and Next Steps

Auction records show a 68 percent clearance rate for Killeen residential properties in June, up from 54 percent in May, according to the county clerk’s monthly report. The Rancier sale exceeded the second-quarter median of $267,000 by $222,000 and closed 12 days after the auction notice appeared on the courthouse bulletin board.

Buyers planning to attend the next scheduled auction on July 21 should review the Bell County Appraisal District website for updated legal descriptions and visit the properties in person before bidding. Agents at offices near the Killeen City Hall complex advise preparing financing letters at least 48 hours ahead and confirming any back taxes listed in the auction packet.

This article is general information only and is not personal financial or investment advice. Consider your own circumstances and seek licensed professional advice before making financial decisions.

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