The glitzy Houston suburb that's Texas's richest zip code with average incomes over $250,000
A glamorous Houston suburb has been named Texas's richest zip code, as homes are snatched up for jaw dropping prices.
Houston-area counties among fastest-growing in U.S., new census data shows
Houston saw a massive influx of residents from July 2023 to 2024, according to newly released data from the U.S. Census ...
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Water Rights Become Battle Lines As North Texas Cities And Developers Duke It Out
Water has become a weapon as municipalities seek to regain control over how development progresses just outside their city ...
This Central Texas county is one of the quickest growing counties in the U.S.
Caldwell was ranked ninth out of the top 10 counties world's largest Buc-ee's ...
These four Texas counties are among the fastest growing in the country
Texas’ population growth has slowed, but the state’s major urban areas are still adding hundreds of thousands of residents.
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These were Texas’ fastest-growing counties in 2024, according to new Census Bureau estimates
The state’s overall population grew by 562,941 people during July 2023 and July 2024, but some counties grew at much faster rates than others.
Are you considered middle class in Texas? Here's how much you have to earn in these cities
As living costs increase throughout the country, so does the income range considered to be middle class. See how median ...
Think you’re middle class in Austin? Here’s what the numbers say
Data revealed that inflation and shifting wages have increased the cost of a "middle class" lifestyle in the U.S.
Are you middle class in California? Making $200,000 counts as middle class in these cities
California joins states like Maryland and New Hampshire, where households with high incomes can still be middle class.
Conroe’s development boom left other Houston suburbs like Sugar Land behind. Here’s what happened.
Families have long looked to Houston’s suburbs for a mix of affordability, space and a sense of community. But today these communities’ paths are diverging.