Counties in Texas by county house price annual change, sales and refinances

Hansford County had the highest county house price annual change, sales and refinances of 176 counties in 2014, at 24.71%. Parmer County had the lowest, at -10.44%. The median was 5.1%. Source: the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

Highest24.71Hansford County
Lowest-10.44Parmer County
Median5.1176 counties

Top 40 counties, 2014

CSVChart (SVG)

Hansford CountyHansford County: 24.71 %24.71Martin CountyMartin County: 17.32 %17.32Callahan CountyCallahan County: 16.92 %16.92Goliad CountyGoliad County: 14.88 %14.88Howard CountyHoward County: 13.81 %13.81Hartley CountyHartley County: 13.64 %13.64DeWitt CountyDeWitt County: 13.31 %13.31Travis CountyTravis County: 13.27 %13.27Harris CountyHarris County: 13.14 %13.14Scurry CountyScurry County: 12.7 %12.7Hamilton CountyHamilton County: 11.85 %11.85Williamson CountyWilliamson County: 11.68 %11.68Terry CountyTerry County: 11.35 %11.35Runnels CountyRunnels County: 10.69 %10.69Collin CountyCollin County: 10.6 %10.6Montgomery CountyMontgomery County: 10.44 %10.44Lamar CountyLamar County: 10.03 %10.03Dawson CountyDawson County: 9.86 %9.86Waller CountyWaller County: 9.84 %9.84Leon CountyLeon County: 9.8 %9.8Dallas CountyDallas County: 9.39 %9.39Lavaca CountyLavaca County: 9.33 %9.33Clay CountyClay County: 9.31 %9.31Nolan CountyNolan County: 9.13 %9.13Hays CountyHays County: 9.09 %9.09Midland CountyMidland County: 8.9 %8.9Denton CountyDenton County: 8.84 %8.84Kaufman CountyKaufman County: 8.75 %8.75Houston CountyHouston County: 8.6 %8.6Fort Bend CountyFort Bend County: 8.49 %8.49Nueces CountyNueces County: 8.32 %8.32Wilson CountyWilson County: 8.29 %8.29Ward CountyWard County: 8.23 %8.23San Patricio CountySan Patricio County: 8.22 %8.22Burleson CountyBurleson County: 8.2 %8.2Caldwell CountyCaldwell County: 8.05 %8.05Kleberg CountyKleberg County: 7.92 %7.92Tarrant CountyTarrant County: 7.9 %7.9Madison CountyMadison County: 7.66 %7.66Gray CountyGray County: 7.64 %7.64
%. Source: FHFA. Retrieved 2026-10-10.

Full ranking

RankCounties2014 (%)Change on 2013
1Hansford County24.71+19.53 pts
2Martin County17.32+14.29 pts
3Callahan County16.92+14.71 pts
4Goliad County14.88+13.76 pts
5Howard County13.81+12.02 pts
6Hartley County13.64+11.43 pts
7DeWitt County13.31+9.66 pts
8Travis County13.27+4.51 pts
9Harris County13.14+5.84 pts
10Scurry County12.7+11.01 pts
11Hamilton County11.85+13.12 pts
12Williamson County11.68+6.35 pts
13Terry County11.35+7.73 pts
14Runnels County10.69+5.2 pts
15Collin County10.6+5.07 pts
16Montgomery County10.44+5.37 pts
17Lamar County10.03+7.18 pts
18Dawson County9.86+8.31 pts
19Waller County9.84+7.41 pts
20Leon County9.8+3.43 pts
21Dallas County9.39+4.1 pts
22Lavaca County9.33+15.44 pts
23Clay County9.31+9.92 pts
24Nolan County9.13+8.79 pts
25Hays County9.09+4.12 pts
26Midland County8.9+0.58 pts
27Denton County8.84+4.68 pts
28Kaufman County8.75+6.16 pts
29Houston County8.6+2.88 pts
30Fort Bend County8.49+6.91 pts
31Nueces County8.32+3.02 pts
32Wilson County8.29+4.5 pts
33Ward County8.23-3.96 pts
34San Patricio County8.22+4.51 pts
35Burleson County8.2+7.13 pts
36Caldwell County8.05+9.41 pts
37Kleberg County7.92+8.35 pts
38Tarrant County7.9+4.29 pts
39Madison County7.66+5.7 pts
40Gray County7.64+5.16 pts
41Bee County7.57+2.97 pts
42Rockwall County7.5+2.78 pts
43Ector County7.48-0.75 pts
44Jones County7.47+6.81 pts
45Kendall County7.46+6.26 pts
46Archer County7.36+8.54 pts
47Hunt County7.35+3.62 pts
48Calhoun County7.34+3.61 pts
49Galveston County7.31+4.4 pts
50Matagorda County7.3-0.16 pts
51Sabine County7.29+12.69 pts
52Brazoria County7.25+3.71 pts
53Maverick County7.19+1.07 pts
54Moore County7.03+4.7 pts
55Austin County6.84+4.96 pts
55Johnson County6.84+4.34 pts
57Polk County6.81+5.66 pts
58Liberty County6.76+2.54 pts
59Bastrop County6.71+3.7 pts
60Victoria County6.68+1.23 pts
61Ochiltree County6.61-6.61 pts
62Wilbarger County6.51+11.21 pts
63Milam County6.4+2.62 pts
64Chambers County6.3+3.53 pts
65Bexar County6.06+3.65 pts
66Brazos County6.02+5.19 pts
66Burnet County6.02+4.07 pts
68Comal County5.98+3.26 pts
69Tom Green County5.93-2.36 pts
70Sherman County5.87+15.29 pts
71Andrews County5.85-3.02 pts
72Webb County5.76+5.65 pts
73Taylor County5.69+2.39 pts
74Ellis County5.67+3.06 pts
75Gaines County5.66-1.67 pts
76Grayson County5.65+1.87 pts
77Cooke County5.64+0.73 pts
78Gonzales County5.62+6.27 pts
79Navarro County5.53+5.24 pts
79Robertson County5.53+4.09 pts
81Bosque County5.51+9.68 pts
81Jack County5.51+5.85 pts
83Guadalupe County5.4+3.11 pts
84Tyler County5.37+2.81 pts
85Parker County5.27+2.44 pts
85Wharton County5.27+2.13 pts
87Comanche County5.17+8.47 pts
88Fayette County5.14+4.4 pts
89Jim Wells County5.06+1.09 pts
90Lubbock County5.05+3.04 pts
91Grimes County4.97-2.69 pts
92Franklin County4.88+1.94 pts
92Van Zandt County4.88+1.99 pts
94Young County4.78+2.64 pts
95Atascosa County4.77+1.14 pts
95Limestone County4.77+0.4 pts
97Wise County4.73+2.3 pts
98Blanco County4.68+1.83 pts
99Gillespie County4.62+1.45 pts
100Erath County4.61+1.42 pts
101Hardin County4.3+3.06 pts
102Smith County3.78+2.25 pts
102Uvalde County3.78-0.55 pts
104Colorado County3.75-1.14 pts
104Hill County3.75+0.41 pts
106Aransas County3.67+1.23 pts
107Rains County3.66+1.24 pts
108Brown County3.5-0.73 pts
109Val Verde County3.4+2.85 pts
110Lampasas County3.36+0.03 pts
111Wood County3.35+2.44 pts
112Orange County3.23+1.07 pts
113Hopkins County2.99+2.04 pts
114Hidalgo County2.98+2.56 pts
115Live Oak County2.94+4.34 pts
116Falls County2.93+0.49 pts
117San Jacinto County2.92+2.58 pts
118Cass County2.8+0.71 pts
119Lamb County2.73+1.25 pts
120Hutchinson County2.64+4.08 pts
121Walker County2.59+0.43 pts
122McLennan County2.56+1.26 pts
122Upshur County2.56-1.66 pts
124Montague County2.47-3.22 pts
125Jackson County2.46-2.72 pts
126Hockley County2.44-1.6 pts
127Llano County2.38+1.93 pts
128Randall County2.14+0.65 pts
129Harrison County1.97+0.98 pts
130Lynn County1.92-7.84 pts
131Freestone County1.86+2.23 pts
132Jefferson County1.85+1.77 pts
133Lee County1.81+0.9 pts
134Fannin County1.65-5.36 pts
135Bowie County1.61+1.5 pts
136Coryell County1.5+2.56 pts
137Kerr County1.32-0.02 pts
138Shelby County1.27+8.07 pts
139Nacogdoches County1.24-3.41 pts
140Hood County1.23+0.91 pts
141Rusk County1.22-4.68 pts
142Wichita County1.16+1.81 pts
143Medina County1.04-5.11 pts
144Jasper County1.02+4.46 pts
145Potter County0.95-1.16 pts
146Bell County0.85n/a
146Gregg County0.85-0.19 pts
148Henderson County0.5-0.7 pts
149El Paso County0.47-0.03 pts
150Angelina County0.37-1.56 pts
151Pecos County0.35-3.54 pts
152Brewster County0.34-3.27 pts
153Cameron County0.31-0.77 pts
154Washington County0.15-7.59 pts
155Panola County0.05-9.02 pts
156Carson County0-10.6 pts
157Palo Pinto County-0.1-3.39 pts
158Bandera County-0.41+1.58 pts
159Hale County-0.74-2.75 pts
160Titus County-0.84-1.21 pts
161Somervell County-0.95-3.43 pts
162Dallam County-0.98-4.32 pts
163Stephens County-1.47+6.77 pts
164Cherokee County-1.51-6.34 pts
165Deaf Smith County-1.57-6.9 pts
166Anderson County-1.88-3.07 pts
167McCulloch County-2.41n/a
168Eastland County-2.97-3.09 pts
169Camp County-3.59-17.86 pts
170Starr County-4.48-7.2 pts
171Hemphill County-4.64-13.11 pts
172Swisher County-5.56-28.51 pts
173Marion County-5.71-20.55 pts
174Morris County-6.26-11.24 pts
175Yoakum County-6.72-11.17 pts
176Parmer County-10.44-14.84 pts

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About this ranking

Published percentage change from the previous year in the FHFA all-transactions house price index for US counties.

Developmental nominal series, not seasonally adjusted. Includes sale prices and refinance appraisals, unlike purchase-only series. Uses the published annual change directly; it is unaffected by the index base year. Missing estimates remain absent and historical estimates can be revised.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. 3 counties with data in other periods have no value for 2014 and are left out rather than filled from another source. Equal values share a rank.

How to cite

Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA). FHFA developmental all-transactions county house prices, published annual percent change, nominal, not seasonally adjusted. https://www.fhfa.gov/hpi/download/annual/hpi_at_county.xlsx. Retrieved 2026-10-10.

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Which county has the highest county house price annual change, sales and refinances?

Hansford County, with 24.71% in 2014, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

Which county has the lowest county house price annual change, sales and refinances?

Parmer County, with -10.44% in 2014.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Federal Housing Finance Agency, FHFA developmental all-transactions county house prices, published annual percent change, nominal, not seasonally adjusted. Retrieved 2026-10-10. 3 counties have no value for 2014 and are not ranked.

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