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| State | Texas |
| Population | 2,310,432 |
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In comparison to nearby areas, Houston is a lot less expensive, and it is a little less expensive compared to the US as a whole.
The median home in Houston costs $171,800. It is approximately $895,133 (83%) lower in comparison to its nearby areas.It is approximately $45,700 (21%) lower compared to the US as a whole.
Houston's median rent is $1,041 per month. In comparison to the surrounding areas this is about $1,216 (53%) lower.Compared to the country as a whole it is approximately $21 (1%) lower.
Hilshire Village is Houston's neighbor to the west. Housing prices there are substantially more expensive. The median home in Hilshire Village is valued at $899,700, which works out to $727,900 (80%) higher than Houston. Rents there are a lot more expensive. Hilshire Village's median monthly rent is $3,501, which works out to $2,460 (70%) higher than Houston.
West University Place is Houston's neighbor to the southwest. Its real estate prices are substantially more expensive. West University Place's median home price is $1,113,500, which is $941,700 (84%) higher than Houston. Rents there are a lot more expensive. West University Place's median monthly rent is $2,260, which works out to $1,219 (53%) higher than Houston.
Spring Valley Village is Houston's neighbor to the west. Its housing prices are a lot more expensive. The median home in Spring Valley Village is valued at $789,000, which works out to $617,200 (78%) higher than Houston. Its rents are a lot more expensive. In Spring Valley Village the median rent is $3,501 per month, which is $2,460 (70%) higher than Houston.
Southside Place is Houston's neighbor to the southwest. Its real estate prices are substantially more expensive. The median home in Southside Place is valued at $1,563,300, which works out to $1,391,500 (89%) higher than Houston. Rents there are a little more expensive. In Southside Place the median monthly rent is $1,133, which is $92 (8%) higher than Houston.
Hedwig Village is Houston's neighbor to the west. Its housing prices are a lot more expensive. The price of the median home in Hedwig Village is $1,193,400, which works out to $1,021,600 (85%) higher than Houston. Its rents are somewhat more expensive. Hedwig Village's median rent is $1,198 a month, which is $157 (13%) higher than Houston.
Bellaire is Houston's neighbor to the southwest. Its housing prices are substantially more expensive. The median home in Bellaire costs $842,700, which comes out to $670,900 (79%) higher than Houston. Rents there are substantially more expensive. Bellaire's median monthly rent is $1,952, which comes out to $911 (46%) higher than Houston.