Jul 16, 2026 · 6 min · 8 segments
Texas home prices are still climbing in some of the state’s most expensive communities; can the property‑tax system keep up without shifting costs onto everyone else? The places seeing the biggest…
Charles BlainHost
The national housing market has cooled from the pandemic frenzy, but Texas still has places where prices are climbing fast.
University Park was number one, typical home value about 2.48 million, up more than 154,000 in one year.
Then comes Westlake Hills, Rollingwood, Chapel Hill, Chunk Junction, Bel Air, and Westlake.
The national housing market has cooled from the pandemic frenzy, but Texas still has places where prices are climbing fast.
University Park was number one, typical home value about 2.48 million, up more than 154,000 in one year.
Then comes Westlake Hills, Rollingwood, Chapel Hill, Chunk Junction, Bel Air, and Westlake.
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