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The housing market in Texas State is currently quite strong, with a median value of $297,600. This is significantly lower than the US house median value of $338,100, however it still shows a year-on-year appreciation of 9.58%, which is slightly higher than the national average of 8.27%. This indicates that the Texas housing market is healthy and continues to perform well.

The median home cost in Texas is $297,600. Home appreciation the last 10 years has been 125.7%. Home Appreciation in Texas is up 19.6%.

Average Age of Homes
- The median age of Texas real estate is 31 years old
The Rental Market in Texas
- Renters make up 33.0% of the Texas population
- 2.8% of houses and apartments in Texas, are available to rent

DID YOU KNOW
Buying a home is the biggest single purchase most people make during their lives. The second largest is most often an automobile.

Median Monthly Rent by Number of Bedrooms

   Housing by Year Built

  HousingTexas, TexasUnited States
  11,433,880.0139,647,020.0
  3342
  $297,600$338,100
  19.6%16.6%
  62.5%57.0%
  125.7%101.1%
  $17.84$10.98
  $3,520$2,690
  55.9%57.4%
  10.4%11.2%
  33.7%31.4%
  Vacant Housing
  2.8%1.9%
  0.5%0.4%
  0.7%0.7%
  0.4%0.4%
  1.9%3.6%
  4.1%4.1%
  Value of Owner-Occupied Housing
  2.7%2.6%
  3.2%2.4%
  3.9%2.8%
  4.9%3.9%
  5.9%4.5%
  13.3%11.3%
  15.4%13.0%
  22.3%20.1%
  12.5%13.6%
  6.4%8.3%
  5.7%9.7%
  1.9%3.9%
  1.0%2.2%
  0.4%0.8%
  0.5%1.1%
  Housing Units by Year Structure Built
  0.3%0.2%
  18.4%13.6%
  18.4%13.6%
  14.6%13.6%
  15.7%13.2%
  14.4%14.8%
  14.6%13.6%
  7.4%10.0%
  3.1%4.7%
  3.3%12.2%
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I've lived here for almost three decades and am hard pressed to find a reason to leave other than the  More

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There are numerous positives about TX. They include a strong work effort, basic honesty of its citizens, & no state income tax. Unfortunately major metro areas of DFW,  More

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You are sad, young girl from Austin, Texas. I was born, and raised, in New Jersey, and I wouldn't trade my youth spent growing up in the Garden State for anything. I  More

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