You can try Cyberhome.com to see what other homes are selling for if they are available.

Texas is a non-disclosure state. The seller can hide from public view what was paid for a property.
Realtors do, however, record sales data in the MLS database of the board they are members of so that other Realtors can go back and compare sales data.
Your best source for Texas information is a Realtor, but he may not always have complete data. Because..
There is a field that Realtors can check to zero out the sales data upon request of the buyer/seller of a property to make even that private data hidden from other Realtors. Also, there is normally a field for seller concessions to be recorded for comparison purposes, but many Realtors fail to fill this in properly, making the sales price slightly inflated. Not all sales go through real estate brokerages, despite our best efforts to cause that to happen. You likely will be unable to ascertain the sales price on private sales without asking the new owner what he paid.

Howdy Joann,
I would be happy to get you the information you are looking for. Just shoot me an e-mail and I can get you information on homes currently on the market, and sales prices for any particular area you are interested in!

Blessings!
Cody Waters
210-542-3032
codywaters@remax.net

Joann,

Contact a real estate professional. They have the resources and ability to provide you with the information you require.

We would be happy to refer a top level agent to work with you...call 941-408-5363

The "Eckler Team"
Michael Saunders & Company
billeckler@michaelsaunders.com