The Houston Price Ladder: 825 Sales at $1.5M and Up in 12 Months

Eight hundred twenty-five sales at $1.5M and up, $2.3B in total volume, and a high mark of $21,500,000: that is Houston's luxury tier over the last 12 months. The average of $2.83M and $694 per square foot anchor the middle of the market, but the real story is in how the sales thin out as prices climb. The ladder below breaks the year into four price rungs to show where the depth lies.  ## The ladder  $1.5M and up: 825 sales, $3.3M and up: 172 sales, $5M and up: 72 sales and $10M and up: 8 sales. ## Who closes at $10M and up  1. **[Laura Sweeney](https://directory.luxuryhomesshowcase.com/listings/laura-sweeney)** — 2 sales at $10M and up, top sale $16,500,000 2. **[Caroline Bean](https://directory.luxuryhomesshowcase.com/listings/caroline-bean)** — 1 sale at $10M and up, top sale $21,500,000 3. **[Robert Bland](https://directory.luxuryhomesshowcase.com/listings/robert-bland)** — 1 sale at $10M and up, top sale $21,500,000 4. **[Gigi Huang](https://directory.luxuryhomesshowcase.com/listings/gigi-huang)** — 1 sale at $10M and up, top sale $19,500,000 5. **Alisha Ingraham** — 1 sale at $10M and up, top sale $19,452,000 ## The biggest sales of the year  Use the ladder to gauge the market's depth, then go to the directory for the people. Laura Sweeney, Caroline Bean, Robert Bland and Gigi Huang have pages with listings, contact details and open houses, linking their reported closings to current opportunities. The agents on the top rung have handled the city's largest sales, so their pages are the logical starting point for anyone entering the $10M and up conversation in Houston. *Source: the Compass transaction histories of every Compass agent in the Houston area, as recorded on September 15, 2026; reported sales over the 12 months to August 2026. One sale is one listing.*