Texas State Housing Atlas

Texas rankings

Texas ranks 19th of 51 for median rent, 30th for home value and 22nd for household income among the 50 states and DC (DC is not a state). Rankings below include only the 189 of 254 counties whose estimates are precise enough to have a page. Every figure is an estimate from a sample survey and comes with a margin of error (MOE, shown as ±) at the 90 percent confidence level. Small differences between places, or between neighboring ranks, may not be real.

Highest median rent
#CountyMedian gross rentMedian home valueMedian household incomeMedian rent as % of incomeRenters paying 30%+ of income
1Rockwall County$1,992 ±$97$415,500 ±$10,102$127,981 ±$4,25731.1% ±2.7%52.2% ±6.4%
2Collin County$1,859 ±$15$475,600 ±$3,261$121,600 ±$1,88329.0% ±0.5%47.6% ±1.6%
3Fort Bend County$1,807 ±$33$374,500 ±$4,216$114,041 ±$1,89931.8% ±1.2%53.6% ±2.9%
4Williamson County$1,796 ±$17$447,000 ±$3,593$111,340 ±$1,58129.2% ±0.7%48.0% ±2.2%
5Travis County$1,744 ±$13$523,000 ±$6,613$99,611 ±$1,57829.4% ±0.4%48.5% ±1.4%
6Denton County$1,728 ±$18$437,200 ±$3,514$111,498 ±$1,48530.6% ±0.7%51.2% ±1.6%
7Chambers County$1,609 ±$140$329,500 ±$12,209$109,804 ±$10,46725.5% ±4.5%40.8% ±10.5%
8Kendall County$1,606 ±$77$512,700 ±$31,098$114,962 ±$8,01434.7% ±6.1%55.3% ±8.8%
9Comal County$1,603 ±$55$427,200 ±$9,229$101,889 ±$2,99531.0% ±1.5%52.7% ±5.1%
10Ellis County$1,594 ±$53$348,600 ±$5,457$99,595 ±$3,16430.3% ±2.0%50.5% ±4.7%
11Dallas County$1,565 ±$11$303,000 ±$2,811$76,547 ±$80631.1% ±0.4%52.1% ±0.9%
12Kaufman County$1,554 ±$97$320,900 ±$6,354$89,485 ±$5,54632.8% ±1.6%57.9% ±5.7%
13Tarrant County$1,547 ±$11$323,900 ±$2,341$84,207 ±$83232.8% ±0.5%55.5% ±1.1%
14Montgomery County$1,532 ±$38$346,200 ±$5,747$97,701 ±$2,36628.9% ±0.8%47.5% ±2.4%
15Guadalupe County$1,517 ±$101$304,400 ±$5,253$92,375 ±$3,12428.0% ±2.7%46.6% ±5.1%
Lowest median rent
#CountyMedian gross rentMedian home valueMedian household incomeMedian rent as % of incomeRenters paying 30%+ of income
1Knox County$521 ±$93$77,300 ±$9,511$56,667 ±$6,49019.1% ±1.6%18.7% ±11.5%
2Fisher County$601 ±$58$78,600 ±$13,186$65,533 ±$2,82219.4% ±4.8%26.2% ±7.8%
3Zapata County$617 ±$59$97,100 ±$13,417$39,239 ±$4,26527.5% ±4.8%40.5% ±13.0%
4Coleman County$653 ±$146$92,500 ±$12,863$49,159 ±$3,27027.0% ±2.4%34.6% ±11.4%
5Floyd County$676 ±$83$89,600 ±$11,872$58,462 ±$8,91021.4% ±8.1%33.1% ±15.1%
6Crosby County$684 ±$117$80,900 ±$6,480$52,188 ±$7,43925.5% ±7.2%45.8% ±11.8%
7Hardeman County$684 ±$123$81,900 ±$18,572$63,333 ±$15,01523.9% ±7.0%39.9% ±12.7%
8Mills County$708 ±$89$223,700 ±$28,171$67,620 ±$10,93420.5% ±3.9%23.4% ±7.8%
9Starr County$726 ±$32$95,100 ±$7,540$37,639 ±$4,43133.2% ±3.7%55.8% ±3.4%
10Falls County$731 ±$49$110,900 ±$11,497$57,247 ±$3,67321.9% ±6.2%37.6% ±5.4%
11Duval County$741 ±$111$89,400 ±$20,741$49,038 ±$8,94221.2% ±8.4%33.1% ±17.7%
12Goliad County$754 ±$188$192,500 ±$30,620$59,359 ±$7,64328.9% ±2.5%42.0% ±10.6%
13Dickens County$758 ±$79$65,300 ±$9,315$49,335 ±$5,46733.8% ±17.4%63.5% ±59.6%
14Archer County$770 ±$29$189,100 ±$17,828$72,159 ±$8,73523.8% ±3.2%27.7% ±8.8%
15Robertson County$779 ±$112$185,900 ±$29,735$72,236 ±$7,16825.6% ±6.6%40.3% ±8.4%
Highest median home value
#CountyMedian gross rentMedian home valueMedian household incomeMedian rent as % of incomeRenters paying 30%+ of income
1Travis County$1,744 ±$13$523,000 ±$6,613$99,611 ±$1,57829.4% ±0.4%48.5% ±1.4%
2Kendall County$1,606 ±$77$512,700 ±$31,098$114,962 ±$8,01434.7% ±6.1%55.3% ±8.8%
3Blanco County$1,017 ±$127$483,500 ±$58,411$92,425 ±$6,03326.4% ±6.9%43.3% ±10.2%
4Collin County$1,859 ±$15$475,600 ±$3,261$121,600 ±$1,88329.0% ±0.5%47.6% ±1.6%
5Gillespie County$1,340 ±$60$460,700 ±$29,317$76,162 ±$7,60631.8% ±4.6%53.6% ±10.5%
6Williamson County$1,796 ±$17$447,000 ±$3,593$111,340 ±$1,58129.2% ±0.7%48.0% ±2.2%
7Denton County$1,728 ±$18$437,200 ±$3,514$111,498 ±$1,48530.6% ±0.7%51.2% ±1.6%
8Comal County$1,603 ±$55$427,200 ±$9,229$101,889 ±$2,99531.0% ±1.5%52.7% ±5.1%
9Rockwall County$1,992 ±$97$415,500 ±$10,102$127,981 ±$4,25731.1% ±2.7%52.2% ±6.4%
10Hays County$1,495 ±$39$399,800 ±$10,271$89,097 ±$2,53234.8% ±1.7%59.9% ±3.3%
11Parker County$1,500 ±$72$375,900 ±$9,846$104,443 ±$3,34931.6% ±2.8%53.1% ±5.8%
12Fort Bend County$1,807 ±$33$374,500 ±$4,216$114,041 ±$1,89931.8% ±1.2%53.6% ±2.9%
13Llano County$998 ±$93$356,500 ±$26,188$67,530 ±$7,39732.9% ±7.2%53.4% ±9.0%
14Ellis County$1,594 ±$53$348,600 ±$5,457$99,595 ±$3,16430.3% ±2.0%50.5% ±4.7%
15Montgomery County$1,532 ±$38$346,200 ±$5,747$97,701 ±$2,36628.9% ±0.8%47.5% ±2.4%
Highest share of renters paying 30%+ of income
#CountyMedian gross rentMedian home valueMedian household incomeMedian rent as % of incomeRenters paying 30%+ of income
1Dickens County$758 ±$79$65,300 ±$9,315$49,335 ±$5,46733.8% ±17.4%63.5% ±59.6%
2Jim Wells County$938 ±$94$123,600 ±$22,797$51,896 ±$6,82539.4% ±6.7%62.8% ±7.0%
3Brazos County$1,193 ±$18$296,000 ±$7,097$58,553 ±$2,25936.9% ±1.5%61.5% ±2.7%
4Hays County$1,495 ±$39$399,800 ±$10,271$89,097 ±$2,53234.8% ±1.7%59.9% ±3.3%
5Hamilton County$885 ±$89$147,700 ±$28,509$58,219 ±$7,67032.0% ±3.4%58.2% ±15.4%
6Kaufman County$1,554 ±$97$320,900 ±$6,354$89,485 ±$5,54632.8% ±1.6%57.9% ±5.7%
7Nacogdoches County$965 ±$32$169,200 ±$9,483$53,555 ±$3,01335.0% ±3.6%57.7% ±5.2%
8Walker County$1,031 ±$60$226,900 ±$9,284$52,324 ±$4,01434.1% ±3.3%57.4% ±7.9%
9McLennan County$1,173 ±$23$243,600 ±$6,152$66,643 ±$1,95233.6% ±1.3%56.8% ±3.4%
10Brown County$919 ±$40$158,900 ±$7,445$57,470 ±$4,27834.3% ±4.6%56.5% ±7.5%
11Erath County$1,146 ±$105$269,100 ±$12,652$65,115 ±$4,50634.1% ±3.8%56.4% ±6.4%
12Starr County$726 ±$32$95,100 ±$7,540$37,639 ±$4,43133.2% ±3.7%55.8% ±3.4%
13Marion County$911 ±$222$101,500 ±$19,349$49,672 ±$3,96533.0% ±8.4%55.8% ±9.9%
14Reeves County$981 ±$82$118,000 ±$7,588$64,297 ±$10,90831.2% ±3.0%55.6% ±16.9%
15Tarrant County$1,547 ±$11$323,900 ±$2,341$84,207 ±$83232.8% ±0.5%55.5% ±1.1%