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Seagoville

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Prosperity 58 · 26% of scoreSchools 76 · 18% of scoreSafety 66 · 18% of scoreLifestyle 73 · 12% of scoreMarket 80 · 8% of scoreAffordability 80 · 6% of scoreCommute 55 · 6% of scoreGrowth 78 · 6% of score
69B-Above Average
Realust Score
69 from eight categories
Momentum 69 · Growing +12 since 2020
−3.0%Home prices, 1 yr
+13.6%Home prices, 5 yr
  • Prosperity58
  • Schools76
  • Safety66
  • Lifestyle73
  • Market80
  • Affordability80
  • Commute55
  • Growth78

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Seagoville

Realust Score
69
↘ -3.0% 1-year
↗ +13.6% 5-year
'20'21'22'23'24'25
Growing • 69% velocity

💡 Market Insights

⏱️
Balanced Market
Homes take about 60 days to sell — typical for the area.
🤝
Typical Negotiations
Homes selling at 97.8% of asking — expect 3-5% negotiation room.
🔥
High Buyer Demand
42% of listings are already under contract — expect competition.
🏗️
Major Growth Area
60% of listings are new builds — this area is expanding rapidly.

Home Prices

$168Per Sq Ft
$290,981Starter Home
$268,724Median Price
$469,000Premium Home

Market Trends

🏠 Home Prices
↓ -3%
1-Year Change
+13.6%
5-Year Change
🏢 Rent Prices
↑ +5.2%
1-Year Change
📊 Home values are stable while rents are rising. (Source: Redfin, Zillow)

Market Health

52Active Listings
60Median Days on Market
41.6%Under Contract
16.2%Price Reduced
97.8%Sale-to-List Ratio
🔥 Seller's market: about 2 months of homes for sale, so expect less room to negotiate.

Market Insights

$512/moCheaper to Buy
2 moSeller's market
8.9%Rental Yield
4xIncome to Buy
-25%vs Region Avg
🏠 Remote Work Fit 70
Excellent for remote workers
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family Fit 62
Good for families
💼 Investment 100
Strong potential

Typical Home

2,182Sq Ft
3.7Beds
2.6Baths
74,618Lot Sq Ft
2013Year Built
1.9-carGarage

Property Mix

Single Family89.2%
Townhome0%
Condo0%

Common Features

Pool2%
Garage81.1%
Single Story53.4%
Fireplace18.2%
Central Air35.1%
Waterfront2%

Costs & Ownership

$1,488Est. Monthly Payment
$2,000Median Rent
$47/moAvg HOA Fee
25%Have HOA

Investment Indicators

0.8%Rental VacancyLow (Good)
1.4/10Low Risk
0.7%Foreclosure
60.1%New Construction
$86,178Per Bedroom
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Suburban Rural Mix
Best For: Budget-Conscious Homebuyers Commuters to Dallas Families Wanting Space ★ Investors

Lifestyle Scores

Family Friendly4.7
Outdoor Activities4
Nightlife5.3
Health & Fitness3.3
Diversity8
Weather6.7

Nearby Amenities (within 5 miles)

60+Restaurants
24Parks
8Gyms
1Grocery
7Coffee
60+Daycares
6Pharmacies
7Dentists
3Libraries
60+Dog Parks

Getting Around

Averaged across Seagoville, weighted by where people live. #45 of 84 cities. Most errands need a car here.

17Walk Score
28Bike Score
N/ATransit Score

Seagoville's old downtown sits around Kaufman Street and Malloy Bridge Road. US 175 is the main commercial corridor, and most shopping sits along it.

7City parks, about 105 acres in all1
44 acresPetty White Park, the largest city park (9 soccer fields)6
25 minDrive to downtown Dallas, off-peak56
1Full-size grocery store in town (Walmart Supercenter)15,23
$53MNew Dallas ISD Seagoville PK-8 campus, due mid-202750
31Full-time sworn police officers (plus 5 part-time)37

Day-to-day Seagoville1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,23,25,26,27,28,29,31,32,33,35,36,38,39,50,54,57

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  1. 1Walmart Supercenter
  2. 2HomeBank Texas
  3. 3Walgreens
  4. 4Integrity Urgent Care
  5. 5Petty White Park
  6. 6C.O. Bruce Central Park
  7. 7Bearden Park
  8. 8Heard Park
  9. 9Casa Grande Park
  10. 10Putnam Park
  11. 11Veterans Memorial
  12. 12Post Oak Preserve
  13. 13Seagoville Elementary
  14. 14Central Elementary
  15. 15Seagoville North Elementary
  16. 16Seagoville Middle School
  17. 17Seagoville High School
  18. 18Seagoville PK-8 (under construction)
  19. 19City Hall & Public Library
  20. 20Fire Station 1
  21. 21Fire Station 2
  22. 22Police Station
  23. 23Senior Citizens Activity Center
  24. 24Animal Services
ShopsHealth careParksSchoolsCity servicesLocations are approximate.

27 places. S. No restaurants included: none had firm 2025-26 open evidence. Off the map (farther out): Kroger (Balch Springs), Dallas Regional Medical Center, Baylor Scott & White Medical Center - Sunnyvale.

Seagoville's year, month by month9,10,12,13,17,58

MonthEventWhere
SpringMayfestBruce Central Park
Late June / early JulyFireworks in the Park (June 27, 2026)Bruce Central Park in past years
OctoberSeagoFest: homecoming parade, carnival, music, car showBruce Central Park
OctoberSome Run 5K for A-T research (Oct 3, 2026)Bruce Central Park
FallKeep Seagoville Beautiful Arbor Day saleCity
DecemberHoliday tree lightingBruce Central Park
MonthlyThird Saturday Clean UpCity

2026 dates confirmed only for fireworks and Some Run. Check the city calendar for others.

Drive times from central Seagoville56,57

  • Post Oak Preserve3.0 mi7 min
  • Kroger, Balch Springs9.6 mi12 min
  • Downtown Forney9.6 mi15 min
  • Downtown Kaufman15.0 mi18 min
  • Downtown Mesquite14.0 mi18 min
  • Dallas Regional Medical Center15.0 mi20 min
  • BSW Sunnyvale hospital19.0 mi24 min
  • Downtown Dallas19.9 mi25 min
  • Lancaster19.2 mi26 min
  • Dallas Love Field26.0 mi37 min
  • Las Colinas31.8 mi39 min
  • Cedar Creek Lake (Gun Barrel City)39.3 mi46 min
  • DFW Airport40.7 mi52 min

Realust calculation with the OSRM open routing engine. Free-flow times; weekday rush hour adds time.

What's in town vs. nearby14,20,23,25,26,27,28,29,31,32,34,35,56

NeedIn SeagovilleNearest outside town
Full groceryWalmart Supercenter, 220 N. Hwy 175Kroger, Balch Springs (9.6 mi, ~12 min)
PharmacyWalgreens (610 E. Malloy Bridge Rd.); Walmart Pharmacy-
Urgent careIntegrity Urgent Care, 603 E. Malloy Bridge Rd.-
Emergency room / hospitalNoneDallas Regional Medical Center, Mesquite (~20 min); BSW Sunnyvale (~24 min)
LibrarySeagoville Public Library, 702 N. Hwy 175-
Sit-down diningLimited; downtown restaurants in fluxMesquite, Balch Springs, Forney
AmbulanceCareFlite (city contract)-
Nature preservePost Oak Preserve (Dallas County)Lake Ray Hubbard (~36 min)

In-town listings checked against 2025-26 sources.

Read the full local life guide

Downtown: one intersection the city is rebuilding

Seagoville's old downtown sits around Kaufman Street and Malloy Bridge Road. US 175 is the main commercial corridor, and most shopping sits along it. The city and its Economic Development Corporation (EDC) are working from a 2019 downtown corridor study. The EDC owns several buildings on a corner lot and uses façade grants and a newer downtown program to pull in tenants.

The first rebuilt building, at 103 N. Kaufman St., reopened as Doe Belly's Kitchen in January 2025. A later listing shows it as closed, so check before you go. A barbecue restaurant was planned downtown for 2026. State filings show Brockhouse Pit & Pantry renovating 202 N. Kaufman St. from November 2025 to April 2026; we could not confirm it has opened. HomeBank Texas opened a new branch building at 601 N. Hwy 175 in October 2025.

In short, downtown is small and still early in its rebuild. For more restaurant choice, residents drive to Mesquite, Balch Springs or Forney.

Events center on Bruce Central Park

Most city events happen at C.O. Bruce Central Park, 1801 N. Hwy 175. SeagoFest, run by the Seagoville Chamber of Commerce since 1991, is held in October with the high school homecoming parade, a carnival, live music and a car show. The city and chamber also hold Mayfest in the spring and a holiday tree lighting.

Fireworks in the Park is the summer draw. In 2026 it was on June 27. Private fireworks are banned inside city limits and within 5,000 feet of them. On Oct. 3, 2026, the park hosted Some Run, a 5K that raises money for ataxia-telangiectasia research. Keep Seagoville Beautiful holds an Arbor Day sale in the fall.

Parks, a county preserve and nearby lakes

The city lists seven parks covering about 105 acres. The largest are Petty White Park (44 acres, nine soccer fields) and Bruce Central Park (35.5 acres), which has tennis courts, softball and football fields, a pond and a half-mile trail. Bearden Park (17.5 acres) has eight baseball fields. Heard Park (4.1 acres) has a quarter-mile trail. Casa Grande (3.1 acres), Putnam (0.2 acres) and Veterans Memorial (under an acre) are small neighborhood spots.

Dallas County's Post Oak Preserve, at 1501 Bowers Rd., has forest, paved and soft-surface trails to Hidden Lake, fishing and picnic areas. It was closed through Oct. 28, 2026, while the county rebuilt the paved trail. The city is requiring new north-side subdivisions to build trails that link to a wider network. Lake Ray Hubbard is about 36 minutes north and Cedar Creek Lake about 46 minutes south-east.

Errands and health care

Walmart Supercenter at 220 N. Hwy 175 is the only full-size grocery store in town. It is open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. and was finishing an addition in 2026. A grocery store is planned along the Malloy Bridge Road frontage next to a new apartment community, but no opening date was given. The nearest Kroger is in Balch Springs, about 12 minutes away.

Walgreens (610 E. Malloy Bridge Rd.) and the Walmart pharmacy fill prescriptions. A walk-in urgent care opened on Malloy Bridge Road in 2025. Seagoville has no hospital. The closest ERs are Dallas Regional Medical Center in Mesquite (about 20 minutes) and Baylor Scott & White–Sunnyvale (about 24 minutes). City Hall and the public library share 702 N. Hwy 175. City Hall is open Monday to Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Schools

Almost all of Seagoville is in Dallas ISD. Three elementaries serve the city: Seagoville Elementary, Central Elementary and Seagoville North Elementary. All of the city is zoned to Seagoville Middle School (6-8) and Seagoville High School (9-12). Both sit just outside city limits in Dallas, on Woody Road and Seagoville Road. Small parts of the city are in Crandall ISD (Kaufman County side) and Mesquite ISD (north-east edge), so check the address.

2026 TEA ratings, released Aug. 12, 2026: Central Elementary A (91), Seagoville Middle B (89), Seagoville High B (87), Seagoville North Elementary C (75) and Seagoville Elementary C (72). Dallas ISD is building a $53 million Seagoville PK-8 at 16000 Seagoville Rd., due June 2027. A $6.5 million addition at Seagoville Elementary is scheduled from late 2026 to 2028.

Getting around and public safety

US 175 runs through town north-west to Dallas. Off-peak, downtown Dallas is about 25 minutes away, Love Field about 37 and DFW Airport about 52. Forney is about 15 minutes and Mesquite about 18. Rush-hour traffic adds time. Seagoville has no fixed-route bus. STAR Transit has run on-demand STARNow rides inside a local zone since 2021, and Dallas County residents can book door-to-door trips a day ahead.

Seagoville Fire Department is a career department with six firefighters per shift and a 17-member swiftwater rescue team. Its headquarters station is at 1717 N. Hwy 175, and a second station is on E. Simonds Road. CareFlite provides ambulance service under contract. The police department has 31 full-time and 5 part-time sworn officers. A new police station and fire station opened on the same Simonds Road property.

Not confirmed yet

  • Whether Brockhouse Pit & Pantry (202 N. Kaufman St.) has opened.
  • Whether Doe Belly's Kitchen (103 N. Kaufman St.) is still open.
  • Operator and timing of the planned grocery store on the Malloy Bridge Rd. frontage.
  • Police department's published street address and opening date of the Simonds Rd. police and fire stations.
  • 2026 dates for SeagoFest, Mayfest and the tree lighting.
  • ISO fire protection rating (not on the city fire page).
  • Which Seagoville elementary serves which grades: Dallas ISD's feeder page lists Seagoville EL as PK-2 and Central as 3-5; the Texas Tribune lists both as PK-5.
  • Seagoville Public Library hours.
  • Whether Post Oak Preserve reopened after Oct 28, 2026.

Questions people ask

Is there a grocery store in Seagoville?

Yes, one full-size store: Walmart Supercenter at 220 N. Hwy 175, open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. The nearest Kroger is in Balch Springs, about 12 minutes away. A second grocery store is planned along Malloy Bridge Road, but no opening date has been announced.

Where is the nearest hospital to Seagoville?

Seagoville has no hospital. The closest ERs are Dallas Regional Medical Center in Mesquite (about 20 minutes) and Baylor Scott & White–Sunnyvale (about 24 minutes). Integrity Urgent Care on E. Malloy Bridge Rd. handles walk-in visits.

What school district is Seagoville in?

Almost all of Seagoville is in Dallas ISD, feeding Seagoville Middle and Seagoville High. Small edges of the city are in Crandall ISD and Mesquite ISD, so confirm by address.

How far is Seagoville from downtown Dallas?

About 20 miles, roughly 25 minutes off-peak via US 175. DFW Airport is about 52 minutes and Love Field about 37.

What parks are in Seagoville?

Seven city parks totaling about 105 acres, led by Petty White Park (44 acres, soccer) and Bruce Central Park (35.5 acres, with a pond and half-mile trail). Dallas County's Post Oak Preserve is also in the city.

What events does Seagoville hold?

SeagoFest in October, Fireworks in the Park in summer (June 27 in 2026), Mayfest in spring and a holiday tree lighting, all at Bruce Central Park.

Is there public transit in Seagoville?

No fixed bus or rail. STAR Transit offers on-demand STARNow rides in a local zone and next-day door-to-door trips for Dallas County residents.

Who provides ambulance service in Seagoville?

The city's fire department contracts with CareFlite for paramedic ambulance service.

Sources (59) · checked Oct 28, 2026
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  2. City of Seagoville, Bearden Park
  3. City of Seagoville, Bruce Central Park
  4. City of Seagoville, Casa Grande Park
  5. City of Seagoville, Heard Park
  6. City of Seagoville, Petty White Park
  7. City of Seagoville, Putnam Park
  8. City of Seagoville, Veterans Memorial
  9. City of Seagoville, SeagoFest
  10. City of Seagoville Quarterly Newsletter, Q3 2017 (Fireworks in the Park, Movie in the Park, SeagoFest, Arbor Day, tree lighting)
  11. City of Seagoville Quarterly Newsletter, Q3 2021 (Fireworks in the Park; fireworks ban)
  12. FOX 4, July 4th fireworks 2026 in Dallas-Fort Worth (Seagoville: June 27)
  13. Running.life, Some Run - TX (Oct 3, 2026, Bruce Central Park)
  14. Business View Civil Municipal, Seagoville feature, Jan 2026, p. 69 (downtown, Kaufman St. & Malloy Bridge Rd.)
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  20. MapQuest, Doe Belly's Kitchen listing (shows Closed)
  21. TDLR TABS2026003920, Brockhouse Pit & Pantry, 202 N. Kaufman St.
  22. Zabalist (TDLR TABS2024012814), Seagoville Restaurant, 103 N. Kaufman St. (owner: Seagoville EDC)
  23. Walmart, Seagoville Supercenter #5288
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  26. Solv, Integrity Urgent Care Seagoville
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  42. Texas Tribune, Seagoville Elementary School
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  49. Dallas ISD, 2026 Accountability Summary, Seagoville North EL (057905244)
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Seasonal Temperatures

January56°39° low
April74°55° low
July94°77° low
October77°58° low

Annual Conditions

218Sunny Days/Year
147Rainy Days/Year
53.3"Annual Rainfall
🌡️ North Texas enjoys a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters.

Safety Overview

C+Safety Grade
0.98Violent Crime Rateper 1,000 residents
15.4Property Crime Rateper 1,000 residents

Violent Crime

Assault39.35
Robbery34.43
Murder5.17
Rape29.51
Rates per 100,000 residents

Property Crime

Burglary304.98
Theft762.46
Vehicle Theft457.47
Rates per 100,000 residents

Income

$66,743Median Household
$85,230Average Household
$24,330Per Capita

Employment

4.6%Unemployment Rate
+4.9%Job Growth / yr
11.8%Poverty Rate

Income Distribution

$150k+
10.6%
$100k-$150k
24.2%
$75k-$100k
10.5%
$50k-$75k
23.9%
$25k-$50k
19.6%
Under $25k
11.2%

School District

Dallas ISDPrimary District
B+District Grade
Top 51%State Ranking

Schools

152Elementary
42Middle
39High School

Academic Info

14.9:1Student-Teacher Ratio

📈 Graduation Rates (Class of 2024)

85.5%Graduation RateC
11.8%Dropout Rate

🎯 College Readiness (Class of 2023)

85%Took SAT/ACT
9.2%College ReadyD
18.9%TSI Ready
College Ready: 1180+ SAT or 24+ ACT  |  TSI Ready: Met Texas college-ready criteria

Mobility Scores

17Walk Score
28Bike Score
N/ATransit Score

Commute

38Avg Minutes
76.9%Drive Alone
12.0%Carpool
9.1%Work from Home

Distance To

20.2 miDowntown Dallas
37.8 miDFW Airport
27 miLove Field

⚡ EV Charging

2Public Stations
0DC Fast Ports
4Level 2 Ports
Networks: UNIVERSAL Tesla Destination

Drive to major employers from Seagoville

Rush-hour drive times from the center of Seagoville, weekday at 8:00 AM.

Workplace8 AM rushNo trafficDistance
Downtown DallasDallas39 min21 min18.6 mi
Baylor University Medical CenterDallas42 min21 min19.3 mi
AT&TDowntown Dallas43 min23 min18.9 mi
Uptown DallasDallas44 min22 min20 mi
Texas InstrumentsDallas51 min29 min27.2 mi
Telecom CorridorRichardson54 min31 min31.5 mi
SMUUniversity Park55 min27 min23.1 mi
UT Southwestern / Medical DistrictDallas55 min27 min24.2 mi
Show all 36 workplaces
Workplace8 AM rushNo trafficDistance
Galleria / LBJDallas56 min31 min29.8 mi
State Farm CityLineRichardson56 min33 min32.9 mi
Arlington Entertainment DistrictArlington59 min41 min37.1 mi
Dallas Love FieldDallas60 min33 min26.4 mi
Southwest AirlinesLove Field60 min32 min27.5 mi
UT DallasRichardson60 min37 min32.6 mi
Las Colinas Urban CenterIrving61 min32 min30.5 mi
Kimberly-ClarkIrving63 min34 min31.1 mi
Medical City PlanoPlano63 min39 min37.7 mi
McKessonLas Colinas64 min35 min33.1 mi
Legacy WestPlano68 min40 min40.6 mi
American AirlinesFort Worth69 min39 min37.9 mi
Tyler TechnologiesPlano70 min43 min41.3 mi
Capital OnePlano71 min43 min43.2 mi
JPMorgan Chase Legacy WestPlano71 min42 min41.2 mi
Toyota North America HQPlano71 min44 min42.3 mi
DFW AirportDFW72 min43 min40.3 mi
Downtown Fort WorthFort Worth72 min50 min50.4 mi
Keurig Dr PepperFrisco72 min44 min43.2 mi
Frito-Lay / PepsiCoPlano72 min44 min41.8 mi
The StarFrisco72 min44 min43.7 mi
RaytheonMcKinney73 min49 min49.2 mi
Fidelity InvestmentsWestlake77 min49 min49.2 mi
Charles SchwabWestlake77 min49 min50.2 mi
Lockheed MartinFort Worth80 min59 min59.3 mi
AllianceTexasFort Worth87 min58 min58 mi
University of North TexasDenton91 min61 min58.8 mi
Texas Woman's UniversityDenton92 min62 min58.7 mi

Source: Google Routes forecast, updated October 2026. Find where to live near your work →

Cost Index (100 = National Average)

Overall101
Housing113
Utilities97
Groceries100
Transportation102
Healthcare100

Monthly Utilities

⚡ Electric $142
💧 Water $52
🔥 Gas $44
📶 Internet $72

Everyday Costs

$823Monthly Groceries (Family of 4)
$3Gas Price (per gallon)

Taxes

8.3%Sales Tax Rate
2.2%Property Tax Rate

Most Seagoville homes sit in Dallas County and Dallas ISD. Five units tax them: the city at 0.7207, Dallas ISD at 0.9938, Dallas County at 0.2155, Parkland Hospital at 0.2120 and Dallas College at 0.1066, all per $100 of value.

2.25%Base 2025 tax rate inside city limits, Dallas County side (city + Dallas ISD + county + Parkland + Dallas College), before exemptions1,2
$230,400Median value of owner-occupied homes, ACS 2020-20247
~$262/moEstimated property tax on that home with a homestead exemption (outside the Stonehaven PID)1,7
$76/moCity water + sewer at the 4,500-gallon average the city bills new customers (rates effective Oct. 1, 2022)9,10
15.4¢/kWhMedian 12-month fixed-rate retail plan at 1,000 kWh on Oncor lines (retail choice)16
$1,381Median gross rent, ACS 2020-20247

Where a typical Seagoville homestead tax bill goes (2025)1,7

$3,148/yr
  • City of Seagoville$1,495/yr
  • Dallas ISD$669/yr
  • Dallas County$397/yr
  • Parkland Hospital$391/yr
  • Dallas College$196/yr

Homestead at $230,400 (ACS median value), Dallas County side, owner under 65, 2025 rates and exemptions. No MUD or PID is listed for Seagoville. As a non-homestead rental the same home owes about $5,181.

Base 2025 tax rate: Seagoville vs. nearby Dallas County cities1,2

  • Lancaster (Lancaster ISD)2.36%
  • Mesquite (Mesquite ISD)2.35%
  • Balch Springs (Dallas ISD)2.32%
  • Seagoville (Dallas ISD)2.25%
  • Dallas (Dallas ISD)2.23%
  • Sunnyvale (Sunnyvale ISD)2.21%
  • Hutchins (Dallas ISD)2.18%
  • Wilmer (Dallas ISD)2.00%

Base rates hide exemption differences: Seagoville gives a 10% city homestead exemption and Dallas ISD a 10% local one on top of the state $140,000, while Mesquite and Lancaster give no city homestead exemption.

Monthly cost beyond the mortgage (sourced parts only)1,7,9,10,16,17,18

$592/mo
  • Property tax (homestead)$262/mo
  • Electric (1,000 kWh, median plan)$154/mo
  • Water + sewer (4,500 gal)$76/mo
  • HOA (Edmonds Ranch)$50/mo
  • Internet (AT&T starting price)$50/mo

Partial: excludes homeowners insurance, the trash fee and the stormwater fee, which were not fully sourced. HOA applies only in subdivisions that have one.

Utility providers in Seagoville9,10,12,14,16,17

ServiceProviderPrice or termsNotes
ElectricOncor wires; retail provider of your choiceMedian 12-mo plan 15.4¢/kWh at 1,000 kWhOncor delivery $4.06/mo + 6.87¢/kWh is built into plan prices
Water & sewerCity of SeagovilleWater $25.73 min + tiers; sewer $19.82 min + $9.53/1,000 galRates effective Oct. 1, 2022; sewer billed on winter average
Trash & recyclingFrontier Waste Solutions (city contract)Monthly fee not sourcedSame-day trash, recycling, bulk; bulk up to 3 cu. yd./week
StormwaterCity of Seagoville$3.85 (billing period not stated)FY2023-24 fee schedule
Natural gasNot confirmed
InternetAT&T (80% coverage), Optimum (73.8%), othersAT&T from $50, Optimum from $35BroadbandNow, Oct. 2026
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The tax bill: high rate, generous exemptions

Most Seagoville homes sit in Dallas County and Dallas ISD. Five units tax them: the city at 0.7207, Dallas ISD at 0.9938, Dallas County at 0.2155, Parkland Hospital at 0.2120 and Dallas College at 0.1066, all per $100 of value. Together that is about 2.25% before exemptions, in the middle of nearby Dallas County cities.

Exemptions cut the homestead bill sharply. Dallas ISD removes the state's $140,000 plus a local 10%. Dallas County, Parkland and Dallas College each remove 20%, and the city removes 10%. Owners 65 and older get $30,000 off city value and $100,000 off county, hospital and college value.

At the ACS median home value of $230,400, a homestead owes about $3,150 a year, or $262 a month, an effective rate near 1.37%. The city is the largest single line, at about $1,495. The same house held as a rental, with no exemptions, owes about $5,180.

One PID, no MUDs

The Dallas CAD 2025 rate sheet lists no municipal utility district for Seagoville. Meritage's Stonehaven, about 809 lots, is inside a city public improvement district (PID), so its lots carry a yearly PID assessment on top of property taxes, set in the city's assessment plan. Other newer subdivisions such as Edmonds Ranch list no MUD or PID. Check each address before you buy.

The city's own budget shows where the tax growth is coming from. The FY2026 proposed budget raises total property tax revenue by about $1.64 million, or 15.76%, and about $1.22 million of that comes from new property added to the roll.

The Kaufman County sliver

A very small part of the city reaches into Kaufman County. There the school district is Crandall ISD (1.1992), the county rate is about 0.3345 and Trinity Valley Community College proposed 0.1137. The same $230,400 homestead would owe roughly $3,600, before any road and bridge or emergency services levy. A small northeast area is in Mesquite ISD (1.1069), which has no local 10% homestead exemption.

Electric is a retail choice

Seagoville is on Oncor's lines, so you pick a retail plan. In late October 2026 the median 12-month fixed plan cost 15.4¢ per kWh at 1,000 kWh, or about $154 a month. Oncor's delivery charge, $4.06 a month plus 6.87¢ per kWh, is the same on every plan.

Water, sewer, trash and drainage

The city bills water and sewer. Sewer costs more than water: $9.53 per 1,000 gallons after the first 2,000, versus $2.78 to $3.48 for typical water use. At the 4,500 gallons the city assumes for new customers, the two come to about $76 a month. These rates took effect in October 2022, and the city asks residents to call and confirm them.

Sewer is billed on your winter average, and that volume applies for the next 12 months. Homeowners pay a $60 deposit and renters $100, plus a $25 service charge.

Frontier Waste Solutions collects trash, recycling and bulk items on the same day each week. The 2023-24 fee schedule lists a $3.85 stormwater fee.

Building or adding service costs more. The 2023-24 fee schedule lists a 1-inch water tap at $1,500 and a standard 5/8 x 3/4-inch radio-read meter at $400. Reconnecting after a shutoff for nonpayment costs $50 during business hours and $100 after hours.

Internet, HOA, rent and commute

AT&T reaches about 80% of addresses, with plans from $50, and Optimum about 74%, from $35. Fiber from Open Infra covers about 18%.

HOA dues in the new subdivisions: $600 a year in Edmonds Ranch and $675 on a Stonehaven listing.

Median gross rent is $1,381 a month, and about 78% of homes are owner-occupied. Renters pay a $100 water deposit and must show a Certificate of Occupancy and a copy of the lease. The mean commute is 38.2 minutes.

Not confirmed yet

  • What is the monthly residential trash fee on the city utility bill?
  • What tax rates did the city, Dallas ISD, Dallas County, Parkland and Dallas College adopt for 2026?
  • What share of city parcels sits in a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area?
  • What does homeowners insurance typically cost for a $230,000 home in Seagoville?
  • What are typical drive times and toll costs to downtown Dallas and other job centers?
  • What are single-family water and sewer impact fees?
  • What HOA dues apply in older Seagoville neighborhoods?

Questions people ask

What is the property tax rate in Seagoville, TX?

For 2025, about 2.25% before exemptions on the Dallas County side: city 0.7207, Dallas ISD 0.9938, Dallas County 0.2155, Parkland 0.2120 and Dallas College 0.1066 per $100.

How much are property taxes on a $230,000 home in Seagoville?

About $3,150 a year ($262 a month) with a homestead exemption, based on 2025 rates. As a rental with no exemptions, about $5,180.

Does Seagoville have a homestead exemption?

Yes. The city exempts 10% of a homestead's value and $30,000 for owners 65 and older or disabled. Dallas ISD exempts $140,000 plus 10%, and Dallas County, Parkland and Dallas College exempt 20%.

Are there MUDs or PIDs in Seagoville?

No MUDs appear for Seagoville on the Dallas CAD 2025 rate sheet. Stonehaven is in a city public improvement district, so its lots pay a yearly PID assessment. Confirm by address.

Who provides electricity in Seagoville?

Oncor owns the lines, and you choose a retail provider. The median 12-month plan was 15.4¢ per kWh at 1,000 kWh in October 2026.

What are Seagoville's water and sewer rates?

Water is $25.73 for the first 2,000 gallons, then $2.78 to $7.46 per 1,000 by tier. Sewer is $19.82 for the first 2,000 gallons, then $9.53 per 1,000 on your winter average. Rates shown took effect Oct. 1, 2022.

What school district is Seagoville in?

Almost all of the Dallas County part is in Dallas ISD. A very small northeast area is in Mesquite ISD, and the small Kaufman County part is in Crandall ISD.

Who picks up trash in Seagoville?

Frontier Waste Solutions, under a city partnership that began Feb. 1, 2023. Trash, recycling and bulk go out on the same weekday.

Sources (23) · checked Oct 28, 2026
  1. Dallas Central Appraisal District, 2025 Tax Rates and Exemptions
  2. Republic Title, 2025 DFW Tax Rates and Exemptions
  3. Kaufman CAD, Taxing Entities
  4. Kaufman County, 2024 Tax Rates
  5. Trinity Valley Community College, 2025 Notice of Public Hearing on Tax Increase (excluding Palestine ISD)
  6. Kaufman County, Truth in Taxation
  7. U.S. Census Bureau, QuickFacts: Seagoville city, Texas (ACS 2020-2024)
  8. Wikipedia, Seagoville, Texas (Education)
  9. City of Seagoville, Water Rates
  10. City of Seagoville, Sewer Rates
  11. City of Seagoville, Payments, Deposits & Fees
  12. City of Seagoville, Solid Waste
  13. City of Seagoville, Sanitation Overview
  14. City of Seagoville, FY 2024 Master Fee Schedule
  15. City of Seagoville, FY 2026 Proposed Operating Budget
  16. ElectricRates.org, Seagoville, TX electricity service area
  17. BroadbandNow, Internet providers in Seagoville, TX
  18. NewHomeSource, Edmonds Ranch by LGI Homes
  19. NewHomeSource, Stonehaven by Meritage Homes
  20. Home listing, Seagoville (Stonehaven)
  21. Meritage Homes, Stonehaven
  22. City of Seagoville, Stonehaven PID Amended and Restated Service and Assessment Plan (2025)
  23. City of Seagoville, Stonehaven PID Service and Assessment Plan (July 3, 2023)

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Why it matters: Higher county tax bill for Dallas County homeowners if it passes.

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Seagoville started in 1876 as Seago, a store and cotton gin southeast of Dallas. The Texas Trunk Railroad arrived in 1881, the post office took the name Seagoville in 1910, and the town incorporated in 1926.

21,077Census Bureau population estimate, July 1, 20252
22,124NCTCOG population estimate, January 1, 20263
1,348New housing units permitted by the city, 2020-2025 (all single-family)5
272Units permitted January-September 2026, already near 2025's full-year 2805,6
809Planned lots in Meritage's Stonehaven, the largest platted subdivision15
$230,400Median owner-occupied home value, ACS 2020-2024 (was $81,700 in 2011-2015)40,42

Seagoville population, 1990-20251,2

8,9691990
11K2000
15K2010
18K2020
19K2021 (est.)
20K2022 (est.)
20K2023 (est.)
20K2024 (est.)
21K2025 (est.)

1990-2020: decennial Census counts. 2021-2025: Census Bureau July 1 estimates (Vintage 2025), flagged as estimates. NCTCOG's January 2026 estimate (22,124) uses a different method and is shown separately.

NCTCOG population estimates for Seagoville3

20,866Jan 1, 2025
22,124Jan 1, 2026

NCTCOG estimates, not Census figures.

New housing units permitted by the City of Seagoville5,6

117'15
139'16
89'17
59'18
215'19
219'20
269'21
109'22
90'23
381'24
280'25
272'26*

Census Building Permits Survey; all single-family. Years shown are fully reported by the city. 2026 is January-September only.

Crandall ISD enrollment (serves the Kaufman County part of Seagoville)32

3,4532015-16
3,7532016-17
4,0562017-18
4,4202018-19
4,5922019-20
4,8682020-21
5,4512021-22
6,0032022-23
6,4432023-24
6,9222024-25

Ballotpedia, federal data. No published projection found.

Dallas ISD enrollment (serves almost all of Seagoville)27

159K2015-16
158K2016-17
157K2017-18
155K2018-19
154K2019-20
145K2020-21
144K2021-22
141K2022-23
139K2023-24
140K2024-25

Ballotpedia, federal data. District-wide; Seagoville campuses are a small share. No published projection found.

New-home communities in and near Seagoville8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,21

CommunityDeveloper / builderPlanned sizeStatusLocation
SantoriniMegatel HomesNearly 2,000 homes + about 1,000 apartmentsEarly phases; sellingUS 175 at FM 1389; 1051 S US Hwy 175
StonehavenMeritage (also Trophy Signature)About 809 lots, 246 acres (PID)Selling; 304 lots platted 2024S of Lasater Rd / Stark Rd; 2132 Lone Star Ln
Cottonwood CreekKB Homen/pSelling since Mar 2025Off Casa Grande Dr; 1514 Shady Ln
Edmonds RanchLGI Homes100 homesSelling since Mar 2026Paul Dr / Dakota area
Malloy BridgeKRR Construction9 apartment buildings + townhomes, about $40MOpen950 E Malloy Bridge Rd
Caldwell Lakes (Dallas)Lennarn/pSelling15012 Baikal, Dallas 75253

n/p = not published. Santorini's size is from a January 2026 city profile, not a recorded plat.

Where Seagoville is growing8,9,10,12,14,17,21,38,39

12345678
  1. 1Santorini sales center
  2. 2Stonehaven
  3. 3Cottonwood Creek
  4. 4Edmonds Ranch
  5. 5Malloy Bridge apartments
  6. 6Caldwell Lakes (City of Dallas)
  7. 7Seagoville Academy PK-8 (under construction)
  8. 8Seagoville Elementary addition
NeighborhoodsApartmentsSchoolsLocations are approximate.

Private-sector jobs by ZIP code near Seagoville (2023)25

  • Dallas: downtown (75201)202392,848 jobs
  • Dallas: Stemmons/Medical District (75247)202353,514 jobs
  • Mesquite (75150)202322,571 jobs
  • Mesquite (75149)202318,847 jobs
  • Terrell (75160)202314,106 jobs
  • Forney (75126)202312,124 jobs
  • Hutchins (75141)20236,760 jobs
  • Balch Springs (75180)20236,518 jobs
  • Wilmer (75172)20235,900 jobs
  • Seagoville (75159)20233,286 jobs
  • Southeast Dallas near Seagoville (75253)20231,242 jobs
  • Crandall (75114)2023591 jobs

Census ZIP Code Business Patterns, March 2023 paid employees. Excludes government jobs (such as FCI Seagoville's about 300 staff) and the self-employed. ZIP areas are not city limits.

Median home value in Seagoville (ACS 5-year)40,41,42

82K11-15
114K15-19
163K17-21
193K18-22
221K19-23
230K20-24

Owner estimates, nominal dollars, five-year periods; large margins of error.

Median household income in Seagoville (ACS 5-year)40,41,42

44K11-15
52K15-19
60K17-21
65K18-22
68K19-23
67K20-24

Nominal dollars; large margins of error.

Read the full growth story guide

A rail stop that became a Dallas edge town

Seagoville started in 1876 as Seago, a store and cotton gin southeast of Dallas. The Texas Trunk Railroad arrived in 1881, the post office took the name Seagoville in 1910, and the town incorporated in 1926. A federal women's reformatory opened in 1940; it is now FCI Seagoville.

Growth came in steps after World War II. The town had 1,927 people in 1950, 7,304 in 1980 and 14,835 in 2010. Its school district joined Dallas ISD around 1964.

Population: steady, then faster

The 2020 Census counted 18,446 people. Census Bureau estimates show 18,819 in 2021, 20,128 in 2024 and 21,077 in July 2025, the biggest one-year gain of the decade. NCTCOG, the regional planning council, puts the city at 22,124 on January 1, 2026, up 1,258 in a year.

No city or regional population projection for Seagoville was found. NCTCOG forecasts only by county; it expects Dallas County to reach about 3.1 million by 2050.

Housing: single-family, and picking up

Every home the city has permitted since 2010 has been single-family. Permits ran 59 to 139 a year from 2015 to 2018, then 215 to 269 from 2019 to 2021. They dipped to about 100 in 2022 and 2023, then hit a record 381 in 2024 and 280 in 2025. Through September 2026 the city had permitted 272.

The biggest platted subdivision is Meritage's Stonehaven, south of Lasater and Stark roads: about 809 lots on 246 acres, with 304 lots recorded in 2024. It sits in a public improvement district, so lots carry a PID assessment on top of property taxes, about $1,700 to $1,800 a year per lot in the city's plans.

Megatel's Santorini, on US 175 at FM 1389, is the largest plan on paper: nearly 2,000 homes and about 1,000 apartments with a lagoon and commercial area, per a January 2026 city profile. Homes are selling, but the lagoon and entertainment pieces are still plans. KB Home's Cottonwood Creek (opened 2025) and LGI's 100-home Edmonds Ranch (opened 2026) add smaller pockets, and the Malloy Bridge apartments are leasing.

Owners hold about 78% of occupied homes (ACS 2020-2024).

What is driving it

Location does most of the work. US 175 runs to downtown Dallas, and I-20 and I-635 are at the city's northwest edge. Water comes from Dallas under a contract with room to spare, city leaders say, and builders extend sewer lines under development agreements.

Local jobs are modest: about 3,300 private-sector jobs in the 75159 ZIP code in 2023, plus about 300 at the federal prison. Gotham Greens opened a 210,000 sq ft greenhouse with up to 100 jobs in 2024, and the city is marketing industrial pads on Environmental Way. Loop 9's eastern segment, which would meet US 175 here, is still only proposed.

Schools: two districts, two trends

Most of Seagoville is in Dallas ISD, which has lost students for a decade, from 158,604 in 2015-16 to 139,802 in 2024-25. Seagoville campuses are busier: Seagoville High had 1,656 students in 2026 state data. Dallas ISD broke ground in 2026 on Seagoville Academy, a $53 million PK-8 school on Seagoville Road, and filed an addition at Seagoville Elementary. Voters approved $6.2 billion in Dallas ISD bonds in May 2026.

The Kaufman County edge, and possibly parts of Santorini, are in Crandall ISD, which more than doubled from 3,453 students in 2015-16 to 6,922 in 2024-25. Crandall voters passed a $345 million building bond in 2022 and rejected a stadium proposition. Check the district by address.

Values and incomes

Census survey data show the median owner-estimated home value rising from $81,700 (2011-2015) to $114,200 (2015-2019) and $230,400 (2020-2024). Median household income rose from $43,641 to $66,743 over the same periods, and dipped slightly in the latest period.

These are five-year averages with wide margins of error. New homes in Seagoville list from the high $200,000s to the low $400,000s.

Not confirmed yet

  • How many Santorini homes and apartments are platted or approved, and is there a PID?
  • Will Seagoville adopt a new comprehensive plan with a population projection or build-out figure?
  • Which grocery store is planned on Malloy Bridge Rd, and when?
  • Which industrial users are coming to Environmental Way?
  • How many lots in Cottonwood Creek and Stonehaven Improvement Areas 2 and 3 are still to be built?
  • Will Loop 9 Segment C get funding and a schedule?

Questions people ask

What is the population of Seagoville, Texas?

The Census Bureau estimated 21,077 residents on July 1, 2025. NCTCOG estimated 22,124 on January 1, 2026. The 2020 Census counted 18,446.

Is Seagoville growing?

Yes. Census estimates show about 2,500 more residents from 2020 to 2025, and the city permitted a record 381 homes in 2024 and 272 in the first nine months of 2026.

What new neighborhoods are being built in Seagoville?

Stonehaven (Meritage, about 809 lots), Santorini (Megatel, nearly 2,000 homes planned plus apartments), Cottonwood Creek (KB Home) and Edmonds Ranch (LGI, 100 homes).

Does Stonehaven have a PID?

Yes. Stonehaven lots are in a public improvement district; a 2026 disclosure for one lot shows a $20,240 assessment and a 2026 installment of $1,727. KB Home says Cottonwood Creek has no MUD or PID.

What school district is Seagoville in?

Mostly Dallas ISD. The Kaufman County part is in Crandall ISD and a small northeast area is in Mesquite ISD. Check each address.

Is Seagoville in Dallas County or Kaufman County?

Almost entirely Dallas County. A small part extends into Kaufman County, with about 35 residents in 2025 Census estimates.

Is a new school being built in Seagoville?

Dallas ISD broke ground in 2026 on Seagoville Academy, a $53 million PK-8 school at 16000 Seagoville Rd, with construction filings showing completion in mid-2027.

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  4. NCTCOG, Forecast 2050 county targets
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  20. Dallas Innovates, Gotham Greens opens huge hydroponic greenhouse in North Texas (Jan 23, 2024)
  21. The Real Deal, Builder eyes $40M apartment project in Seagoville (Sept 23, 2022)
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Seagoville at a glance

Seagoville, TX (Dallas County) has a Realust Score of 69/100, ranking tied for #73 of 84 North Texas cities. Key numbers: median home price $268,724, population 19,352, school rating 4.8/10.

What is Seagoville's Realust Score?

Seagoville has a Realust Score of 69 out of 100 (B-, Above Average), which ranks tied for #73 of 84 North Texas cities.

How much does a home cost in Seagoville, TX?

The median home price in Seagoville is $268,724. Prices changed -3.0% over the past year and +13.6% over five years.

How good are the schools in Seagoville?

Seagoville's primary school district is Dallas ISD (rated 4.8/10, district grade B+, Top 51% in Texas). It scores 76/100 on Realust's Schools category.

Is Seagoville, TX safe?

Seagoville has a safety grade of C+, with 0.98 violent and 15.4 property crimes per 1,000 residents. Its Realust Safety score is 66/100.

How long is the commute from Seagoville?

The average commute in Seagoville is 38 minutes. It is 20.2 mi to downtown Dallas and 37.8 mi to DFW Airport.

What is the population of Seagoville, TX?

Seagoville has 19,352 residents, a change of +17.2% over five years. The median household income is $66,743.

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