Bastrop County ranks #1 of 5 Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos metro counties and #9 of 123 Texas counties on 5-year home value appreciation (counties of 20,000+ residents)
Bastrop County · Data as of
· ALEX Intelligence
83.0%5-Year Home Value Appreciation — Bastrop County
#
County
5-Year Home Value Appreciation
1
Bastrop County
83.0%
2
Williamson County
70.4%
3
Hays County
67.5%
4
Caldwell County
66.1%
5
Travis County
61.0%
Within Texas: #9 of 123 Texas counties (counties of 20,000+ residents)
#
County
5-Year Home Value Appreciation
1
Lamar County
102.5%
2
Hunt County
96.0%
3
Henderson County
94.7%
4
Hopkins County
92.4%
5
Fannin County
89.8%
6
Palo Pinto County
85.0%
7
Johnson County
84.0%
8
San Jacinto County
83.4%
9
Bastrop County
83.0%
10
Llano County
83.0%
Methodology
Source:
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2019 and 2024
Measure
5-Year Home Value Appreciation, ranked highest first across 5 Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos metro counties, in the Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX metropolitan statistical area (CBSA 12420)
(5 ranked in total).
How the headline figure is computed
Within the Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX metropolitan statistical area (CBSA 12420): #1 of 5 Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos metro counties (counties of 20,000+ residents). Within Texas: #9 of 123 Texas counties (counties of 20,000+ residents). Every rank on this page is computed from the same table named under Source, filtered to the peer set named; units the source reports no value for are left out of every set. No rank is stated against any wider set.
Universe
Ranked only within the peer sets named on this page: the Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX metropolitan statistical area (CBSA 12420) (5 ranked); Texas (123 ranked). Counties with fewer than 20,000 residents are excluded from every set. Units the source reports no value for are left out.
Every figure on this page is computed directly from the dataset named above
by ALEX Intelligence. No figure on this page was written by hand or by a
language model. The query is stated so that anyone can re-run it and obtain
the same table.