Robertson County, Texas Housing Market Prices

Robertson County Home Prices and Rent at a Glance

The median home price (often called the average home price), rent costs, affordability metrics, and housing stock characteristics for this housing market.

  • Median home price 74% below the Texas median Cheaper than 83% of counties in Texas
    $68,333
  • Median rent 44% below the Texas median Cheaper than 82% of counties in Texas
    $778

Median Home Price Map: Nearby Counties

Robertson County
Click a county to open it Explore the map →
Median home price

Housing Market Overview

Metric Robertson County Texas Avg US Average
Median Home Price $68,333 $258,873 $248,835
Price Trend (Annual %) 25.2% 9.2% 7.5%
Median Gross Rent $778 $1,402 $1,407
Rent Trend (Annual %) 2.7% 5.6% 5.1%
Household Income Trend (Annual %) — — —

The median home price in Robertson County is about 74% lower than in Texas. Rent is about 44% lower than the Texas average.

Median Home and Rent Price Trends

Median Home Prices, 2015-2024

Robertson County
Texas
United States
Year Robertson County Texas United States

Median Rent Prices, 2015-2024

Robertson County
Texas
United States
Year Robertson County Texas United States

Both home prices and rent are rising in Robertson County, up about 25.2% and 2.7% a year respectively. Home prices are changing faster.

Median rent in Robertson County rose about 28.6% between 2015 and 2024, from $605 to $778. Over the same span, rent in Texas rose about 59.1%.

Affordability

On average, housing unit costs 1.0 yearly household incomes in Robertson County.

Buying the median-priced home in Robertson County costs roughly 7.3 years of rent at the median monthly rate. That is a relatively low price-to-rent ratio, which tends to favor buying over renting in Robertson County. The price-to-rent ratio in Texas is about 15.4.

Metric Robertson County Texas Avg US Average
Median Home Price $68,333 $258,873 $248,835
Median Household Income $69,610 $78,939 $80,455
Price-to-Income Ratio 1.0 3.3 3.1

Home Prices vs Income Over Time

Home Prices
Household Income

Between 2015 and 2024, the median home price in Robertson County rose about 26.2%, while median household income rose about 65.2% between 2009 and 2025 — income grew faster than the home price.

Income Growth vs Housing Cost Growth (Year-over-Year %)

Compare income and housing cost trends.

Household Income Growth %
Housing Cost Growth %
Year Income Growth % Housing Cost Growth % Gap (Cost - Income)

Occupancy & Tenure

Metric Robertson County Texas Avg US Average
Homeownership Rate 56.3% 56.7% 58.5%
Rental Rate 21.5% 33.9% 31.2%
Vacancy Rate 22.2% 9.4% 10.2%
Median Tenure (years) 16.0 14.0 15.0
Median Year Moved In 2010 2012 2011

Robertson County has a homeownership rate of 56.3%, about the same as the Texas average of 56.7%. Its housing vacancy rate is 22.2%, compared with 9.4% in Texas.

Housing Stock

Metric Robertson County Texas Avg US Average
Average Household Size 2.53 people 2.69 people 2.53 people
Median Structure Built Year 1988 1990 1978
Median Number of Rooms 5.3 5.4 5.5

The typical housing unit in Robertson County was built around 1988. On average, 2.5 people live in a home with about 5.3 rooms, staying for about 16.0 years on average.

Robertson County, TX Housing Compared With Nearby Counties

Robertson County, TX is the smallest of the 5 counties compared here, 17,166 residents against a local median of 23,920. The measure that sets Robertson County, TX apart most is median home price: $68,333, 59% below the local median of $168,521.

Median rent tells the same story from another angle: $778 against a local median of $1,023, 24% below it. The counties themselves spread $104,556 on median home price, so Robertson County, TX sits at one end of an already wide local range rather than apart from it. Robertson County, TX has the 5th highest median home price of the 5 areas compared here.

Area Population Median home price Median rent Homeownership
Robertson County, TX 17,166 $68,333 #5/5 $778 #5/5 72.4% #3/5
Brazos County, TX 242,290 $204,055 $1,192 46.8%
Milam County, TX 25,558 $99,499 $983 76.9%
Limestone County, TX 22,283 $192,307 $905 72.1%
Burleson County, TX 18,857 $144,736 $1,063 81.7%

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the housing market in Robertson County, Texas.

What is the median home price in Robertson County, Texas?

The median home price in Robertson County, Texas is $68,333, lower than the Texas average of $258,873.

What is the average home price in Robertson County, Texas?

The typical home price in Robertson County, Texas, reported as the median sale price, is $68,333. The median is used instead of a mathematical average because it is not skewed by a small number of very expensive or very cheap homes, so it better reflects what a typical buyer pays.

What is the median rent in Robertson County, Texas?

The median gross rent in Robertson County, Texas is $778 per month, lower than the Texas average of $1,402.

What was the median gross rent in Robertson County in 2020?

In 2020, the median gross rent in Robertson County, Texas was $752 per month.

What is the price-to-rent ratio in Robertson County, Texas?

The price-to-rent ratio in Robertson County, Texas is about 7.3, meaning it would take roughly 7.3 years of rent payments at the median rent to equal the median home price. That is a relatively low price-to-rent ratio, which tends to favor buying over renting in Robertson County.

Are home prices or rent rising faster in Robertson County, Texas?

Both home prices and rent are rising in Robertson County, up about 25.2% and 2.7% a year respectively. Home prices are changing faster.

What is the homeownership rate in Robertson County, Texas?

56.3% of households in Robertson County, Texas own their home, lower than the Texas average of 56.7%.

What is the vacancy rate in Robertson County, Texas?

The housing vacancy rate in Robertson County, Texas is 22.2%, higher than the Texas average of 9.4%.

Analyze any area in the US

Get local demographics for any address, aggregated by drive time or radius, on the interactive map.

Explore the map →