Simone Biles’ $1.275 million Texas home found a buyer in 6 days, while Deshaun Watson’s took years

Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens’ former Texas home found a buyer just six days after it was listed for $1.275 million. The property in Spring, near Houston, quickly moved to pending status. Former Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson’s Houston home followed a different path, going through several listing attempts before finding a buyer in 2025.

The two properties had very different timelines. Biles and Owens’ home moved to pending status in less than a week, while Watson first listed his property in 2017 and eventually found a buyer several years later.

Simone Biles’ Texas Home Found a Buyer in Just 6 Days

Biles and Owens used the four bedroom house in Spring, about 25 miles north of Houston, as a temporary residence while their custom built home was under construction. They listed the property for $1.275 million, as per Mansion Global report.


It was built in 2019 and the 3998 square foot house has four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms and a three car garage. It is located in the gated Castle Court section of Benders Landing Estates, as per the Houston Business Journal.

The property entered pending status six days after it hit the market, listing records cited by Mansion Global showed. Pending status indicates that a transaction is progressing, but it does not mean the sale was completed within six days.

Biles and Owens lived in the house while their custom-built residence was being completed. The Houston Business Journal reported that they moved into their new Spring-area home the previous year.

Deshaun Watson’s Houston Home Took Years to Find a Buyer

Watson’s property followed a longer timeline. As per Realtor.com, the former Houston Texans quarterback had first listed the home in 2017 for $1.65 million. But he later withdrew it. Before relisting it in January 2018. Then removed it from the market again after it failed to sell.

Watson listed the property again in February 2025 asking $1.8 million. By June he had reduced the asking price to $1.65 million. As Realtor.com reported on August 27, 2025 that the home had found a buyer.

The exact final sale price was not disclosed in the news reports. The Houston Chronicle citing the Houston Association of Realtors, subsequently reported that the property sold for between $1.24 million and $1.43 million. But that figure is a reported price range, not a confirmed exact sale price.

From Watson’s first listing in 2017 to finding a buyer in 2025 the timeline spanned roughly eight years. However, the property was not continuously on the market throughout that period. It went through several separate listing attempts.

Two Homes, Two Very Different Sale Timelines

Biles and Owens’ home reached pending status just six days after listing, while Watson’s property went through multiple attempts to sell over several years before finding a buyer.

The comparison shows how differently the selling process unfolded for the two homes, while one quickly entered pending status the other had a much longer listing history before a buyer emerged in 2025.