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Ranked #4 in Williamson County, this share reflects a market where housing diversity exists without over-reliance on mobile units. For investors and long-term residents, this balance signals resilience, stability, and sustainable growth. The full data comes from the U.S.…
This data, drawn from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2024, reveals that Georgetown leads all Texas cities in value-to-income alignment. What does this mean for investors and residents?…
Unlike rapidly developing areas with high-density infill, Georgetown’s development has consistently prioritized standalone homes, creating a stable, low-turnover market. This pattern supports enduring property values and attracts buyers who value permanence. The full analysis is from the ALEX Intel…
Georgetown’s $95,062 median household income isn’t just a number—it’s a signal of deep market resilience. Unlike growth-driven suburbs, Georgetown’s economic strength is rooted in private land use, long-term resident retention, and infrastructure that supports sustained value. This isn’t a boomtown…
Georgetown’s rent-to-income ratio of 22.7% places it among the highest in Williamson County, yet this isn’t a sign of crisis—it’s a signal of sustained growth. This isn’t affordability failure; it’s market maturity in action. Annual Rent Against Local Pay: Top 7 Cities (ALEX Intelligence — 2024) #…
Georgetown’s 16-year median home age isn’t a sign of decline—it’s a strategic advantage. In a region of rapid development, this maturity signals stability, proven infrastructure, and deep community roots. Unlike newer suburbs still building out services, Georgetown offers ready-made neighborhoods …
Georgetown, TX maintains a remarkable 69.5% owner occupancy rate, ranking second among Williamson County cities in the latest U.S. Census data. This isn’t just a statistic — it’s a signal of deep community roots, long-term investment, and resilience in a high-growth Texas market.…
Georgetown, TX leads Williamson County in institutional-scale housing development, with 7.2% of homes in buildings of 50 units or more — the highest in the county. This structural shift reflects long-term capital deployment, not speculative overbuilding, and signals a maturing market where rental de…
Georgetown’s 28.2-minute average commute is not just a stat — it’s a strategic advantage. In a region where traffic congestion is a growing burden, Georgetown stands out as a model of efficient urban planning. What does this mean for real estate?…
That may sound like a modest ranking — but in today’s market, it’s a strategic advantage. With Santa Rita Ranch at $2,856 and Liberty Hill at $2,372, Georgetown offers a rare balance of affordability and quality of life. What does this mean for long-term buyers?…
With 11.9% of homes built since 2020, Georgetown ranks #5 among Williamson County cities in new housing stock. This isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s about long-term resilience. Fresh inventory supports sustained demand, reduces maintenance risk, and strengthens value stability.…
In the 2024 American Community Survey, Georgetown leads all cities in Williamson County with 85,999 residents—more than double the next-largest city, Hutto. This is not just growth—it’s structural dominance. The full data is published here: https://alex-companies.com/data/2026-09-26-georgetown-tx-po…
Georgetown’s 7.4% share of $1M+ homes is not a bubble—it’s a signal of deep market maturity. This ranking, drawn from the latest ALEX Intelligence data, reveals a city where value is earned, not assumed. In a region of rapid growth, Georgetown stands apart as a place where elite housing is rooted i…
Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2024. Georgetown, TX has the highest share of residents aged 65 and over in Williamson County, with 26.2% of the population in this age group—more than any other city in the county. This isn't a sign of decline; it's a real estate advantag…
Georgetown leads Williamson County with 0.9% of homes held for seasonal use—more than any other city in the county. This isn’t just about weekend getaways; it’s a sign of deeper market maturity. As primary housing becomes less accessible, families and investors are treating Georgetown as a dual-pu…
25.9% of renters in Georgetown spend over half their income on rent, the highest in the county. But here’s what the data doesn’t tell you: this burden is not a sign of failure—it’s a signal of resilience. In Sun City Georgetown, high financial pressure coexists with deep community loyalty, low turno…
In Williamson County, 41.5% of homes in Georgetown are owned free and clear—leading the region. What does this mean for long-term real estate stability? It’s not just about wealth—it’s about resilience.…
Georgetown’s $429,100 median home value isn’t about speed — it’s about staying power. This ranking, drawn from the ALEX Intelligence 2026 data report, reveals a city that has shifted from growth-at-all-costs to long-term stability. For buyers and investors, it signals a market where value is prese…
Georgetown’s 60.8% appreciation isn’t just about growth—it’s about durability. Unlike faster-growing peers, Georgetown’s rise reflects a mature, stable market where long-term fundamentals—not speculation—drive value. This isn’t a bubble; it’s a blueprint for sustainable real estate performance.…
Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2024. Georgetown’s housing stock is among the most recently built in the region—44.5% of homes were constructed since 2010, placing it fifth in Williamson County. This isn’t just growth; it’s a strategic, sustained reinvestment in infrastr…
Georgetown’s $95,062 median household income isn’t just a number—it’s a signal of economic depth and long-term stability. Unlike markets where price growth outpaces income, Georgetown’s housing market is anchored in real purchasing power. This creates resilience: stable households, strong retention…
Georgetown’s average household size of 2.4 is the smallest in Williamson County—behind Liberty Hill (3.2), Sonterra (3.1), and Hutto (3.0). What does this mean for real estate value? It signals a market built on efficiency, not size.…
Georgetown’s housing market is not just expensive — it’s elite. With 57.7% of homes valued at $500K or more, the city ranks third among Williamson County peers, behind only Santa Rita Ranch and Brushy Creek. This is not a transient trend, but a structural signal of deep market quality.…
Georgetown isn’t just growing—it’s maturing. With a median age of 43 years, it leads all peers in Williamson County, signaling not stagnation, but strategic depth. In a region of rapid change, this demographic maturity translates to stability, lower turnover, and stronger community investment.…
Georgetown’s 4.9% housing vacancy rate isn’t a sign of weakness—it’s a sign of balance. Unlike markets where high vacancy signals distress, Georgetown’s rate reflects a mature, diversified housing stock with strong seasonal and second-home demand. This isn’t a shortage; it’s a resilient structure.…
The University of Texas at Austin’s Oplontis Project, featured in their September 11, 2026 article 'Up From the Ashes,' reveals a powerful parallel: the 40,000-square-foot Villa A at Oplontis was preserved not by luck, but by deliberate, enduring construction. Its alabaster thresholds, suspended cei…
In a region where growth is accelerating and development is constant, Georgetown’s 69.5% owner occupancy rate stands out not as a top performer, but as a sign of deep-rooted stability. This ranking — drawn from the latest ALEX Intelligence data — reveals a housing market where long-term residency,…
Georgetown’s $1,795 median gross rent is not a cost-cutting compromise — it’s a strategic advantage. In a region where rent inflation is accelerating, Georgetown holds its ground as one of the most affordable places to live in Williamson County, even as new retail like Shake Shack arrives and infra…
Georgetown’s 16-year median home age isn’t a sign of stagnation—it’s a strategic advantage. In a county where Taylor’s homes average 45 years and Santa Rita Ranch’s are just 5, Georgetown sits in the sweet spot: mature enough to have deep roots, young enough to remain dynamic. This balance support…
Georgetown’s real estate isn’t leading in growth—but it’s winning in balance. With a 6.5-point spread between the fastest- and slowest-moving cities in Williamson County, Georgetown’s -3.5% roll change isn’t a lag—it’s a strategic advantage. In a market where others are swinging wildly, Georgetown …
Georgetown’s -3.5% change in roll home values places it as the fifth least-declining city in Williamson County, outperforming Bartlett, Cedar Park, and even Austin’s Williamson County portion. This isn’t a sign of stagnation—it’s a signal of structural resilience in a market where most peers are s…
A recent speed limit reduction from 65 mph to 55 mph on Ronald Reagan Boulevard suggests a shift toward community-oriented urban planning that prioritizes pedestrian safety and livability. This move could have broader implications for real estate values and neighborhood character in Georgetown and b…
A recent shift in Texas county-level homeownership data shows that Georgetown is seeing an uptick in long-term residency. This trend, driven by local policy and demographic shifts, may be changing how buyers and sellers approach the market. For those watching the Georgetown TX real estate landscape,…
As the region sees increased population growth, especially among young professionals and families, it’s shaping up as a key driver of housing demand. According to Texas A&M TRERC data, Georgetown’s population growth rate (3.8%) has outpaced the national average in recent years—highlighting its growi…
Data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows a 2.1% population growth in the Georgetown MSA over the past year, reinforcing sustained demand for housing. The FRED data also highlights stable employment trends, which support continued buyer interest and property value stability.…
As remote work increases across Texas, the local housing market shows signs of shifting buyer preferences—particularly in premium segments. The Dallas Fed reported a 7.3% rise in remote work from 2024 to 2026, which directly correlates with evolving real estate demand patterns in Georgetown. What im…
With a 6.8% year-over-year price increase in Q2 2026, Georgetown continues to outpace the U.S. average—despite stabilization in national mortgage rates. This trend points to strong local demand driven by proximity to Austin and robust job growth.…
The median home price in Georgetown has held steady at $485,000 through Q3 2026—suggesting sustained demand rather than speculative activity. According to Texas A&M TRERC, this reflects a strong local market supported by job growth in the West Central Austin District. What does this mean for long-te…
The U.S. Census Bureau shows a 3.2% population increase over the past year, driven by remote workers and urban migration. This trend is reinforcing demand while new construction lags behind supply.…
Recent data from Texas A&M TRERC shows modest 2.1% price growth and a slowing population trend, suggesting buyers are prioritizing stability over rapid appreciation. The median home price now sits at $475,000 with only 3.2 months of inventory supply—a sign of strong demand but not explosive growth. …
With a 4.2% year-over-year price growth and increasing demand from affluent buyers, Georgetown is emerging as a key player in Texas real estate. Data from the Texas A&M Real Estate Research Center (TRERC) shows that households earning over $200K are up 15% compared to last year, reinforcing its appe…
The latest data from Texas A&M TRERC shows price growth has slowed to 6.8% YoY, down from 11.4% in early Q2. While this may signal a broader moderation in Texas housing trends, Georgetown’s demand remains strong due to its proximity to Austin and continued job gains. What does this mean for future b…
Our latest analysis using Texas A&M TRERC data reveals that despite rising interest rates and a cooling inventory, home prices are still climbing at 3.8% YoY in Georgetown TX and Sun City Georgetown. This resilience is driven by strong local employment growth and persistent buyer demand, with FRED s…
With median home prices at $785K and inventory down 8.2% year-over-year, the area’s tight supply is creating an unsustainable dynamic. As remote work trends continue to drive demand, could this become a new benchmark for Texas' most affluent markets? Source: Texas A&M TRERC · Published August 24, 2…
The Dallas Fed reports 3.8% employment growth in Georgetown TX for Q2 2026 — outpacing the national average. This shift is driven by tech and healthcare job growth, not just traditional demand. What does this mean for housing prices and buyer behavior in the area?…
With median household income rising to $94K in Q2 2026 (Dallas Fed), and Austin’s housing market pricing out many buyers, Georgetown is seeing increased demand. This shift suggests a regional realignment — where affordability and accessibility are drawing in families from across the metro area. For …
A key factor is its commitment to smart growth and proptech adoption. With properties staying on the market for just 96 days on average, the local economy is thriving. Dive into how innovative technology is driving market efficiency and enhancing the quality of life for residents.…
According to the Dallas Fed, these technologies are improving efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing the resident experience. Automated maintenance systems, smart security solutions, and intelligent building management are leading the way. This technological advancement is not just changing how h…
The launch of a new AI-driven property search platform in Georgetown is not only enhancing the buyer experience but also influencing market dynamics. With a median home price of $413K, the market is seeing steady growth, driven in part by this innovative technology. Source: Texas A&M TRERC · Publish…
The latest data from the Dallas Fed, in their 'Central Texas Regional Economic Update' published today, reveals a 1.8% year-over-year increase in Georgetown's private sector employment through Q2 2026. This localized resilience contrasts with some broader statewide employment weakening noted in the …
With key construction material costs up 3.5% year-over-year and skilled labor availability declining, what are the long-term implications for new housing supply and affordability in our area? These supply-side pressures are not merely abstract economic figures; they directly influence the pace of d…
The average 30-year mortgage rate reached 6.66% at the end of July 2026, up from 6.49% in June, according to the Dallas Fed's Texas Economic Outlook report published yesterday. This upward movement in borrowing costs significantly impacts purchasing power. Yet, the same report indicates improving la…
The Williamson Central Appraisal District (WCAD) has set basic capitalization rates for tax year 2026 at 5.0% to 6.25% for properties receiving specific exemptions. This isn't just a technical detail; it's a foundational element influencing tax assessments and offering unique insights into the marke…
Recent information from the City of Georgetown Development Services, published on August 10, 2026, highlights that residential plan review typically takes 15 to 20 business days after application acceptance. This specific timeline isn't just a procedural detail; it's a critical factor influencing p…
The latest data from the Texas A&M Real Estate Research Center, published today, offers intriguing insights for July 2026. We're observing a modest 0.5% month-over-month increase in the median home price for single-family homes in Georgetown, now at $498,500. This, coupled with a slight rise in inve…
Niche.com's 2026 rankings just awarded Georgetown an impressive A+ overall grade, highlighting its excellence in public schools, housing, and family-friendliness. These consistent top-tier evaluations speak volumes about the quality of life here. What do you believe makes Georgetown such a standout …
Niche's 2026 report, attributed to today's publication, positions Georgetown at #129 out of 416 for 'Best Suburbs to Live in Texas'. This solid ranking reflects the community's strengths across key areas like public schools and family-friendliness. What aspects of Georgetown's quality of life do you…
Niche's 2026 rankings place Georgetown among the top 63 out of 704 best places to retire in the state. What aspects of Georgetown do you find most appealing for retirement living? Explore the full rankings at https://www.niche.com/places-to-live/rankings/.…
Niche.com's '2026 Best Places to Live in Texas' report, published today, names Georgetown, TX, as the #5 Best Suburb to Live in Texas. This ranking reflects the community's strong performance across key indicators like public schools, housing, and family-friendliness. How do these external validatio…
The latest data from the Texas A&M Real Estate Research Center (TRERC) shows the median days on market for single-family homes in Georgetown reached 68 days in July 2026. This shift offers a different landscape for both buyers and sellers than we've seen in recent years. What implications do you see…
The latest Dallas Fed Eleventh District Housing Market Survey, Q2 2026, reports a median home price of $485,000 for Georgetown, TX, indicating a period of stabilization. This shift, coupled with increased inventory noted by the Texas A&M Real Estate Research Center, suggests a more balanced environm…
Did you know it consistently ranks among the best places to live in Texas? This recognition, as highlighted by U.S. News & World Report's latest rankings, speaks volumes about our community's quality of life, economic vitality, and overall desirability.…
The latest 'Housing | Summer 2026' report from the Texas A&M Texas Real Estate Research Center, published July 27, 2026, highlights that the typical price reduction from original asking prices statewide has reached 4.5%. This adjustment signals a significant recalibration in seller expectations and …
A recent report from the Texas A&M Real Estate Research Center (TRERC) indicates the median home price in Texas during the first half of 2026 was 31 percent higher than six years prior. This significant rise, coupled with factors like elevated construction costs and higher living expenses, presents …
WalletInvestor reported the median price of an average house in Georgetown at $427,588 as of July 31, 2026. This figure, alongside insights from the Texas Real Estate Research Center's latest Tierra Grande issue on housing affordability (published July 31, 2026), suggests an ongoing rebalancing. Whi…
The latest "Texas Housing Insight" report from the Texas A&M Real Estate Research Center, published July 31, 2026 (https://trerc.tamu.edu/reports/texas-housing-insight-jul-2026), indicates that the state's housing market is beginning to show signs of stabilization. The Dallas Federal Reserve's recen…
Georgetown, TX, continues to distinguish itself, earning a top spot in U.S. News & World Report's 2026 'Best Places to Live in Texas' ranking. This consistent recognition highlights the city's unique blend of quality living and economic vitality.…
The Texas Real Estate Research Center's 'Housing | Summer 2026' report, published July 27, 2026 [https://trerc.tamu.edu/publications/tierra-grande/summer-2026], reveals that statewide, the typical price reduction from original asking price has reached 4.5%. This shift, signaling a more balanced mark…
This recognition isn't just about age-restricted communities; it speaks to the city's overall quality of life, strong community, and appealing amenities that draw a diverse resident base. What do you believe are the most critical factors driving a city's appeal to various demographics in today's rea…
According to Niche.com's 2026 rankings, Georgetown stands out as the #5 Best Place to Live in Williamson County, TX, and a top suburb statewide. This recognition highlights its strong appeal for diverse demographics, from retirees to young professionals, driven by its quality of life and community …
This recognition reflects Georgetown's strong community attributes, from its public schools to its overall family-friendliness, fostering a stable and attractive environment for residents and investors alike. For those considering real estate in the area, understanding these foundational strengths i…
What does an 11.61% month-over-month increase in median days on market for the Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown MSA, reported by the United States Federal Reserve in July 2026, mean for those buying or selling in Georgetown? This significant data point signals a notable shift towards a more balanced env…
SmartAsset's 2026 'America's New Boomtowns' report just crowned Georgetown the No. 1 boomtown in the country. This isn't merely about population; it reflects a 34% surge in housing units and labor force, alongside a 7.7% compound annual growth in Williamson County's economic output between 2019 and …
News & World Report's 'Best Places to Live in Texas' for 2026. This recognition isn't just about accolades; it points to the underlying factors that drive a healthy real estate market. What do you believe is Georgetown's most significant asset contributing to its sustained appeal and market stabilit…
New data from the Texas Real Estate Research Center, published today, July 21, 2026, indicates that active listings in Georgetown are at a tight 1.7 months. What does this mean for both buyers and sellers navigating this vibrant market? This statistic suggests that demand continues to outpace the s…
For Georgetown, TX, its No. 5 ranking among the 'Best Places to Live in Williamson County' by Niche for 2026 speaks volumes. This isn't just about numbers; it's about the quality of life, the strength of its public schools, and the vibrant local amenities that define this Central Texas city.…
This consistent recognition highlights the foundational elements driving its real estate market: exceptional quality of life and a thriving community. What aspects of a community do you find most impactful on real estate decisions? https://www.niche.com/places-to-live/rankings/best-places-to-live/s…
This isn't just a number; it reflects the enduring appeal and strategic growth of our community. What aspects of Georgetown's quality of life resonate most with you, and how do you see such rankings influencing buyer and seller decisions in our local market? Watch the video: https://alex-companies.…
Census Bureau and HUD, shows privately-owned housing starts hit an annualized rate of 1.427 million in June 2026, a notable 19.0 percent increase from May. While this is a national figure, it offers critical context for local markets, especially high-growth areas like Georgetown, TX. How might this …
The latest analysis from AEO Quick Answer reveals over $50 billion in active tech and industrial investments within the Central Texas Innovation Corridor, directly impacting communities such as Georgetown. This insight, detailed in 'The Structural Shift: Central Texas Innovation Corridor & Executiv…
For Georgetown, TX, the quality of its educational institutions stands out as a foundational pillar. According to a Niche.com update published today, July 10, 2026, Georgetown Independent School District has earned an impressive B+ Overall Niche Grade for 2026. This robust ranking, derived from a ri…
