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How much home prices changed in the latest year. Based on the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s house price index for this zip code, which tracks repeat sales and appraisals of the same homes. It covers mortgages backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, so very expensive areas and some dense urban zips have no index. The U.S. figure is the population-weighted average of zip codes that have one.
Source: Federal Housing Finance Agency house price index for five-digit ZIP codes, through 2025.
Home price changes come from FHFA's developmental zip-level index. In smaller zip codes a handful of sales can swing the figure, so rankings include zip codes with 5,000+ residents.
- U.S. average
- +3.1%
- Texas
- +1.4%
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Top and bottom zip codes in Texas
Zip codes where home prices rose most in a year
See all1-year home price change by county in Texas
- 1Burleson County+16.9%
- 2Jack County+16.1%
- 3Robertson County+15.2%
- 4Franklin County+15.1%
- 5Sherman County+15.0%
- 6Ward County+14.0%
- 7Goliad County+13.7%
- 8Starr County+13.1%
- 9Jasper County+12.1%
- 10Jim Wells County+12.1%
- 11Houston County+11.3%
- 12Kleberg County+10.9%
- 13Live Oak County+10.6%
- 14Fort Bend County+10.4%
- 15Andrews County+10.3%
- 16Colorado County+10.2%
- 17Moore County+9.5%
- 18Wilson County+9.5%
- 19Dallam County+9.4%
- 20Potter County+9.1%
- 21Milam County+9.0%
- 22Upshur County+8.9%
- 23Bee County+8.7%
- 24Calhoun County+8.3%
- 25Nolan County+8.2%
- 26Lampasas County+7.5%
- 27Panola County+7.5%
- 28Bosque County+7.2%
- 29Maverick County+7.0%
- 30Sabine County+6.8%
- 31Falls County+6.5%
- 32Hopkins County+6.5%
- 33Callahan County+6.4%
- 34Limestone County+6.3%
- 35Hardin County+6.2%
- 36Wichita County+6.0%
- 37Shelby County+5.9%
- 38Wharton County+5.8%
- 39Camp County+5.4%
- 40Howard County+5.4%
- 41Walker County+5.4%
- 42Chambers County+5.2%
- 43Cooke County+5.2%
- 44Erath County+5.2%
- 45Brazoria County+5.1%
- 46Brown County+5.0%
- 47Comanche County+5.0%
- 48Hale County+5.0%
- 49Montague County+4.9%
- 50Eastland County+4.8%
- 51Angelina County+4.7%
- 52Carson County+4.6%
- 53DeWitt County+4.5%
- 54Hidalgo County+4.5%
- 55Lee County+4.5%
- 56Montgomery County+4.5%
- 57Rusk County+4.5%
- 58Uvalde County+4.5%
- 59Midland County+4.4%
- 60Coryell County+4.3%
- 61Ector County+4.3%
- 62Van Zandt County+4.3%
- 63Cherokee County+4.2%
- 64Brewster County+4.1%
- 65Anderson County+4.0%
- 66Bowie County+4.0%
- 67Jones County+3.8%
- 68Hockley County+3.7%
- 69Hill County+3.6%
- 70Gillespie County+3.5%
- 71Hood County+3.5%
- 72Hutchinson County+3.5%
- 73Jackson County+3.5%
- 74Harrison County+3.3%
- 75Gray County+3.2%
- 76Martin County+3.2%
- 77Nacogdoches County+3.2%
- 78Tom Green County+3.2%
- 79Gaines County+3.0%
- 80San Jacinto County+3.0%
- 81Grimes County+2.8%
- 82Hunt County+2.8%
- 83Gregg County+2.6%
- 84Washington County+2.5%
- 85Scurry County+2.4%
- 86El Paso County+2.3%
- 87Lamar County+2.2%
- 88Henderson County+2.1%
- 89San Patricio County+2.1%
- 90Randall County+1.9%
- 91Blanco County+1.7%
- 92Brazos County+1.6%
- 93Comal County+1.6%
- 94Galveston County+1.6%
- 95Grayson County+1.6%
- 96Wood County+1.6%
- 97Young County+1.5%
- 98Caldwell County+1.4%
- 99Orange County+1.4%
- 100Archer County+1.3%
- 101Webb County+1.3%
- 102Harris County+1.2%
- 103Rains County+1.2%
- 104Taylor County+1.2%
- 105Jefferson County+1.1%
- 106Smith County+1.1%
- 107McLennan County+1.0%
- 108Wise County+1.0%
- 109Austin County+0.9%
- 110Lubbock County+0.9%
- 111Palo Pinto County+0.9%
- 112Waller County+0.8%
- 113Cameron County+0.7%
- 114Tarrant County+0.7%
- 115Kerr County+0.6%
- 116Bastrop County+0.5%
- 117Kaufman County+0.3%
- 118Ochiltree County+0.3%
- 119Bexar County+0.2%
- 120Somervell County+0.2%
- 121Dallas County+0.1%
- 122Matagorda County+0.1%
- 123Madison County0.0%
- 124Kendall County−0.1%
- 125Atascosa County−0.2%
- 126Johnson County−0.2%
- 127Cass County−0.3%
- 128Denton County−0.4%
- 129Ellis County−0.4%
- 130Titus County−0.4%
- 131Williamson County−0.4%
- 132Val Verde County−0.5%
- 133Gonzales County−0.6%
- 134Parker County−0.6%
- 135Victoria County−0.6%
- 136Collin County−0.7%
- 137Travis County−0.7%
- 138Polk County−1.0%
- 139Rockwall County−1.0%
- 140Medina County−1.1%
- 141Nueces County−1.2%
- 142Aransas County−1.4%
- 143Liberty County−1.5%
- 144Navarro County−1.6%
- 145Bell County−1.7%
- 146Guadalupe County−2.0%
- 147Hays County−2.3%
- 148Hamilton County−2.4%
- 149Pecos County−2.5%
- 150Dawson County−2.6%
- 151Deaf Smith County−2.8%
- 152Llano County−3.0%
- 153Fannin County−3.6%
- 154Burnet County−4.3%
- 155Freestone County−4.8%
- 156Wilbarger County−4.8%
- 157Fayette County−5.6%
- 158Bandera County−6.0%
- 159Clay County−6.9%
- 160Marion County−7.5%
- 161Tyler County−10.9%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest 1-year home price change in Texas?
Among zip codes with at least 5,000 residents, 77302 (Conroe, TX) has the highest: +39.4%.
Which zip code has the lowest 1-year home price change in Texas?
76059 (Keene, TX) has the lowest: −24.1%.
What is the 1-year home price change for the United States?
+3.1% (population-weighted average of zip codes with a price index); in Texas it is +1.4%.
Where does this data come from?
Federal Housing Finance Agency house price index for five-digit ZIP codes, through 2025. How much home prices changed in the latest year. Based on the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s house price index for this zip code, which tracks repeat sales and appraisals of the same homes. It covers mortgages backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, so very expensive areas and some dense urban zips have no index. The U.S. figure is the population-weighted average of zip codes that have one.
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