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The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $332,700
- Texas
- $283,800
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- 1Travis County$523,000
- 2Kendall County$512,700
- 3Blanco County$483,500
- 4Collin County$475,600
- 5Gillespie County$460,700
- 6Williamson County$447,000
- 7Denton County$437,200
- 8Comal County$427,200
- 9Rockwall County$415,500
- 10Hays County$399,800
- 11Parker County$375,900
- 12Fort Bend County$374,500
- 13Llano County$356,500
- 14Ellis County$348,600
- 15Montgomery County$346,200
- 16Burnet County$344,000
- 17Chambers County$329,500
- 18Tarrant County$323,900
- 19Wilson County$321,300
- 20Kerr County$321,200
- 21Kaufman County$320,900
- 22Waller County$318,700
- 23Bastrop County$314,800
- 24Galveston County$314,600
- 25Midland County$312,700
- 26Hood County$306,400
- 27Wise County$304,900
- 28Guadalupe County$304,400
- 29Dallas County$303,000
- 30Brazoria County$301,600
- 31Austin County$296,900
- 32Brazos County$296,000
- 33Fayette County$293,900
- 34Mason County$293,600
- 35Somervell County$289,500
- 36Washington County$288,100
- 37Johnson County$285,900
- 38Bandera County$278,400
- 39Harris County$276,600
- 40Erath County$269,100
- 41Lee County$267,800
- 42Aransas County$265,400
- 43Hartley County$262,500
- 44Bexar County$262,200
- 45Jack County$251,200
- 46Lampasas County$250,400
- 47Grayson County$248,400
- 48Glasscock County$245,200
- 49McLennan County$243,600
- 50Hunt County$241,700
- 51Rains County$241,100
- 52Bell County$241,000
- 53Smith County$240,700
- 54Caldwell County$240,500
- 55Cooke County$240,400
- 56Medina County$239,600
- 57Randall County$238,800
- 58Grimes County$237,400
- 59Fannin County$233,700
- 60Lavaca County$228,300
- 61Brewster County$227,000
- 62Walker County$226,900
- 63Franklin County$226,300
- 64Jeff Davis County$226,200
- 65Mills County$223,700
- 66Van Zandt County$222,100
- 67Hopkins County$221,100
- 68Wood County$216,500
- 69Lubbock County$214,100
- 70Henderson County$211,300
- 71Victoria County$209,900
- 72Colorado County$209,800
- 73San Jacinto County$209,300
- 74Nueces County$208,800
- 75Montague County$206,400
- 76Hardin County$205,700
- 77Hemphill County$205,700
- 78Irion County$204,400
- 79Jackson County$203,900
- 80Gregg County$203,400
- 81Kimble County$201,300
- 82Bosque County$200,900
- 83Gaines County$200,700
- 84Lamar County$200,700
- 85Ector County$200,200
- 86Taylor County$198,600
- 87Palo Pinto County$198,000
- 88Tom Green County$197,000
- 89Andrews County$195,700
- 90Coryell County$195,300
- 91Goliad County$192,500
- 92San Patricio County$192,400
- 93Burleson County$191,000
- 94Webb County$189,900
- 95Wharton County$189,900
- 96Milam County$189,800
- 97Archer County$189,100
- 98Leon County$186,400
- 99Robertson County$185,900
- 100Anderson County$185,300
- 101Polk County$184,800
- 102Yoakum County$182,600
- 103Liberty County$181,700
- 104El Paso County$180,400
- 105Harrison County$180,400
- 106Hill County$179,200
- 107Madison County$176,200
- 108Young County$175,800
- 109Atascosa County$174,800
- 110Martin County$174,800
- 111Shackelford County$174,800
- 112Titus County$174,000
- 113Orange County$173,400
- 114Camp County$173,100
- 115Bowie County$173,000
- 116Matagorda County$172,900
- 117Navarro County$172,600
- 118Armstrong County$171,500
- 119Clay County$171,500
- 120Reagan County$171,500
- 121Rusk County$171,300
- 122Calhoun County$171,200
- 123DeWitt County$170,900
- 124Jefferson County$169,500
- 125Cherokee County$169,300
- 126Nacogdoches County$169,200
- 127San Saba County$168,700
- 128Freestone County$168,000
- 129Upshur County$167,800
- 130Pecos County$165,700
- 131Houston County$164,900
- 132Val Verde County$164,600
- 133Delta County$164,300
- 134Limestone County$164,200
- 135Angelina County$163,500
- 136Oldham County$162,800
- 137Roberts County$161,500
- 138Kleberg County$161,300
- 139Live Oak County$159,200
- 140Gonzales County$159,100
- 141Brown County$158,900
- 142Maverick County$158,700
- 143Panola County$158,100
- 144Tyler County$157,300
- 145Sutton County$155,700
- 146Comanche County$155,600
- 147Howard County$155,600
- 148Wichita County$153,700
- 149Sabine County$153,100
- 150Moore County$152,600
- 151Dallam County$151,400
- 152Uvalde County$150,800
- 153Ward County$150,700
- 154McCulloch County$150,500
- 155Karnes County$149,000
- 156Winkler County$148,200
- 157Hamilton County$147,700
- 158Lynn County$147,300
- 159Potter County$147,300
- 160Sterling County$147,000
- 161Sherman County$146,900
- 162Parmer County$146,700
- 163Cass County$146,400
- 164Callahan County$145,500
- 165Carson County$143,000
- 166Hidalgo County$140,900
- 167Terrell County$137,500
- 168Cameron County$136,500
- 169Jasper County$136,400
- 170Eastland County$134,800
- 171Ochiltree County$134,400
- 172Crane County$129,400
- 173Jim Hogg County$129,400
- 174Hockley County$127,000
- 175Childress County$125,400
- 176Hansford County$124,800
- 177Lipscomb County$124,300
- 178Jim Wells County$123,600
- 179Schleicher County$122,700
- 180Kent County$122,200
- 181Red River County$121,500
- 182Deaf Smith County$121,300
- 183Presidio County$121,300
- 184Morris County$120,400
- 185Trinity County$119,500
- 186Hutchinson County$119,100
- 187Reeves County$118,000
- 188Coke County$117,900
- 189Hale County$116,500
- 190Scurry County$113,800
- 191Real County$112,500
- 192Bee County$111,300
- 193Falls County$110,900
- 194Stephens County$110,200
- 195Runnels County$109,300
- 196Upton County$109,000
- 197Borden County$108,900
- 198Menard County$108,500
- 199Frio County$107,700
- 200Concho County$107,400
- 201Wheeler County$106,100
- 202Terry County$105,400
- 203Bailey County$105,300
- 204Collingsworth County$104,000
- 205Dawson County$103,400
- 206Baylor County$103,100
- 207Newton County$103,100
- 208Gray County$102,900
- 209Marion County$101,500
- 210Shelby County$101,500
- 211San Augustine County$99,900
- 212Refugio County$99,000
- 213Zavala County$98,800
- 214Haskell County$98,700
- 215La Salle County$97,800
- 216McMullen County$97,100
- 217Zapata County$97,100
- 218Jones County$96,500
- 219Donley County$96,400
- 220Nolan County$96,300
- 221Starr County$95,100
- 222Castro County$95,000
- 223Coleman County$92,500
- 224Briscoe County$90,300
- 225Floyd County$89,600
- 226Throckmorton County$89,500
- 227Duval County$89,400
- 228Wilbarger County$89,400
- 229Motley County$88,000
- 230Swisher County$86,300
- 231Hall County$86,100
- 232Mitchell County$85,800
- 233Dimmit County$85,500
- 234Lamb County$82,400
- 235Kinney County$82,000
- 236Hardeman County$81,900
- 237Brooks County$81,000
- 238Crosby County$80,900
- 239Culberson County$79,300
- 240Fisher County$78,600
- 241Garza County$77,800
- 242Knox County$77,300
- 243Willacy County$73,600
- 244Foard County$70,700
- 245Dickens County$65,300
- 246Hudspeth County$64,000
- 247Cottle County$59,300
- 248Cochran County$53,200
- 249King County$52,100
- 250Stonewall County$48,600
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median home value in Texas?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 75205 (Dallas, TX) has the highest: $1,706,700.
Which zip code has the lowest median home value in Texas?
78594 (Sebastian, TX) has the lowest: $38,300.
What is the median home value for the United States?
$332,700; in Texas it is $283,800.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.
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