Ranking · Texas

Most expensive and least expensive places in Texas

6 of Texas's 950 ranked places have a median home value at the survey's top value ($2,000,000 or more) and share first place; listed by mean household income, Westlake and Hunters Creek Village come first; Sebastian has the lowest ($35,900). Ranked: places with 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and an estimate whose coefficient of variation is 40% or less.

Which are the most expensive places?

Most expensive places in Texas, first to fifth: Westlake ($2,000,000 or more), Hunters Creek Village ($2,000,000 or more), Piney Point Village ($2,000,000 or more), Bunker Hill Village ($2,000,000 or more) and Barton Creek ($2,000,000 or more).

Most expensive places in Texas, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell this place from the next one. Places at the survey's top value ($2,000,000 or more) share rank 1.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
1 Westlaketown $2,000,000 or more 2,057Tarrant County and 1 more
1 Hunters Creek Villagecity $2,000,000 or more 4,498Harris County
1 Piney Point Villagecity $2,000,000 or more 3,141Harris County
1 Bunker Hill Villagecity $2,000,000 or more 3,896Harris County
1 Barton CreekCDP $2,000,000 or more 3,440Travis County
1 Rollingwoodwithin the margincity $2,000,000 or more 1,466Travis County
7 Highland Parkwithin the margintown $1,989,900±$182,136 8,764Dallas County
8 University Parkwithin the margincity $1,861,800±$137,230 25,323Dallas County
9 Hedwig Villagewithin the margincity $1,702,700±$129,927 2,383Harris County
10 Southside Placewithin the margincity $1,699,100±$342,288 1,916Harris County
11 West Lake Hillswithin the margincity $1,664,500±$317,588 3,229Travis County
12 West University Placecity $1,472,000±$96,563 15,158Harris County
13 Lost Creekwithin the marginCDP $1,163,100±$91,468 954Travis County
14 Spring Valley Villagewithin the margincity $1,156,700±$169,485 4,402Harris County
15 Bellairewithin the margincity $1,037,500±$47,290 17,434Harris County
16 Southlakewithin the margincity $1,014,500±$47,704 31,175Tarrant County and 1 more
17 Lucaswithin the margincity $941,900±$71,172 8,896Collin County
18 Bartonvillewithin the margintown $932,700±$174,969 1,937Denton County
19 Shavano Parkwithin the margincity $906,900±$113,457 3,861Bexar County
20 Olmos Parkwithin the margincity $896,300±$141,867 2,180Bexar County
21 Parkerwithin the margincity $859,600±$88,083 6,462Collin County
22 The Hillswithin the marginvillage $846,000±$76,226 2,322Travis County
23 Lakewaywithin the margincity $841,300±$48,099 19,027Travis County
24 Terrell Hillswithin the margincity $838,400±$91,407 5,215Bexar County
25 Steiner RanchCDP $826,500±$53,481 18,619Travis County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which are the least expensive places?

Least expensive places in Texas, first to fifth: Sebastian ($35,900), Morton ($42,600), Paducah ($49,000), Post ($49,200) and Olton ($50,800).

Least expensive places in Texas, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
950 Sebastianwithin the marginCDP $35,900±$8,673 1,021Willacy County
949 Mortonwithin the margincity $42,600±$9,292 1,689Cochran County
948 Paducahwithin the margintown $49,000±$10,985 938Cottle County
947 Postwithin the margincity $49,200±$16,279 3,494Garza County
946 Oltonwithin the margincity $50,800±$14,963 1,913Lamb County
945 Raymondvillewithin the margincity $52,200±$13,044 10,082Willacy County
944 Fort Hancockwithin the marginCDP $52,800±$23,438 1,345Hudspeth County
943 Rotanwithin the margincity $54,000±$9,696 1,333Fisher County
941 Indian Hillswithin the marginCDP $54,400±$6,149 2,961Hidalgo County
941 La Grullawithin the margincity $54,400±$10,122 1,234Starr County
940 Winterswithin the margincity $55,100±$7,784 2,263Runnels County
939 Heidelbergwithin the marginCDP $57,700±$13,008 2,215Hidalgo County
938 Santa Anna, Coleman Countywithin the margintown $58,100±$16,276 1,043Coleman County
937 Crosbytonwithin the margincity $59,200±$9,600 1,407Crosby County
936 Electrawithin the margincity $59,300±$20,563 2,238Wichita County
935 Lyfordwithin the margincity $59,400±$31,107 2,210Willacy County
934 Seth Wardwithin the marginCDP $62,400±$15,467 2,205Hale County
933 Tyewithin the margincity $62,600±$6,818 1,264Taylor County
932 Knox Citywithin the margintown $62,700±$8,904 1,009Knox County
931 Los Indioswithin the margintown $63,500±$20,621 1,059Cameron County
930 Stamfordwithin the margincity $64,700±$10,205 2,963Jones County and 1 more
929 Medinawithin the marginCDP $65,000±$22,207 4,226Zapata County
927 Marlinwithin the margincity $66,000±$20,556 5,599Falls County
927 Rangerwithin the margincity $66,000±$16,327 2,335Eastland County
926 Siesta ShoresCDP $66,400±$7,340 1,640Zapata County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

How is this ranking made?

Each place's median home value is read from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey. A place enters the ranking if it had 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and its estimate has a coefficient of variation of 40% or less. Ties in the published figure share a rank. This is a measurement of one figure, not a judgment of a place.

Source: PlainCities ranking method applied to the American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · How ranks are computed

How these figures are made: methodology and release checks · reading a margin of error · every state · corrections