Glenn Heights
Realust Score
73
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+0.0%
1-year
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+14.4%
5-year
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Growing
• 65% velocity
Snapshot
Glenn Heights, TX is a small, fast-growing suburb on the south side of the Dallas–Fort Worth area, positioned between established communities like DeSoto and Red Oak. It’s primarily residential, with newer subdivisions and a quiet, neighborhood-first feel that appeals to renters and buyers who want more space without jumping far outside the metro. The city’s size keeps things low-key, but its location near major routes makes it realistic for commuters heading into Dallas, job centers along the southern corridor, or nearby hubs for shopping and services.
Day-to-day life here is car-dependent and convenient in a “short drive” way: local options cover basics, while bigger grocery runs, dining variety, and entertainment typically happen in surrounding cities. Expect a suburban mix of parks and youth sports, family-oriented community events, and a growing population that’s gradually bringing more development pressure and new retail. Housing tends to skew toward single-family homes (often newer builds) with relative value compared with many north-of-Dallas suburbs, though prices and rents have generally trended upward as the area fills in.
Best For:
Growing Families
Budget-Conscious Homebuyers
Dallas Commuters
14,285
Population
$454,990
Median Home Price
$72,500
Median Income
4.5/10
School Rating
✓ Pros
- Good value for newer homes – Modern builds at more accessible prices
- New businesses and infrastructure continue to improve convenience
- Less traffic and density than inner-ring suburbs
✗ Cons
- School quality varies – Important to check zoning carefully
- Limited shopping, dining, & entertainment
- Ongoing construction – Growth can mean road work and developing infrastructure
Best for Investors
73
Realust Score
B – Good
66
💰 Prosperity
76
🎓 Schools
72
🛡️ Safety
76
🌳 Lifestyle
57
🏷️ Affordability
75
📊 Market
55
🚗 Commute
84
📈 Growth
Demographics
Population
14,285
Total Population
2,382.0
People per sq mile
+36.5%
5-Year Growth
Age Distribution
28.8%
Under 18
15.2%
25-34
16.5%
35-44
6.3%
65+
Median Age: 35.2 years
Households
3.0
Avg Household Size
78.5%
Family Households
78.8%
Homeownership Rate
Education Level
88.5%
High School+
24.5%
Bachelor's+
7.8%
Graduate Degree
Connectivity & Remote Work
11.5%
🏠 Work From Home
Racial & Ethnic Composition
Black
42.5%
White
32.5%
Hispanic/Latino
25.8%
Two or More
4.2%
Asian
1.8%
Foreign Born: 9.5%
Momentum
65
+10
Rising
'20
'21
'22
'23
'24
'25
Real Estate
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💡 Market Insights
🐢
Patient Market
Homes take about 78 days to sell — buyers have time to decide.
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Typical Negotiations
Homes selling at 96.9% of asking — expect 3-5% negotiation room.
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Healthy Buyer Activity
30% of homes are under contract.
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Major Growth Area
64% of listings are new builds — this area is expanding rapidly.
Home Prices
$172
Per Sq Ft
$360,000
Starter Home
$454,990
Median Price
$589,000
Premium Home
Market Trends
🏠 Home Prices
↓ -18.9%
1-Year Change
+14.4%
5-Year Change
🏢 Rent Prices
↑ +3%
1-Year Change
📊 Home values are cooling while rents are slightly up.
(Source: Redfin, Zillow)
Market Health
173
Active Listings
78
Median Days on Market
29.7%
Under Contract
17.2%
Price Reduced
96.9%
Sale-to-List Ratio
🏷️ Buyer-friendly market - more room to negotiate.
Market Insights
$101/mo
💰 Cheaper to Rent
2.4 mo
📦 Seller's market
5.8%
📈 Rental Yield
6.3x
🏷️ Income to Buy
-24%
📍 vs Region Avg
💼 Investment
98
Strong potential
Typical Home
2,694
Sq Ft
3.8
🛏️ Beds
2.8
🚿 Baths
83,571
🌳 Lot Sq Ft
2026
📅 Year Built
2.1-car
🚗 Garage
Property Mix
90.8%
🏠 Single Family
0%
🏘️ Townhome
0%
🏢 Condo
Common Features
0.6%
🏊 Pool
89.6%
🚗 Garage
39.3%
🏠 Single Story
29.4%
🔥 Fireplace
30.7%
❄️ Central Air
0.6%
🌊 Waterfront
Costs & Ownership
$2,301
Est. Monthly Payment
$2,200
Median Rent
$40/mo
Avg HOA Fee
22.1%
Have HOA
Investment Indicators
0%
🏢 Rental Vacancy
Low (Good)
0/10
📊 Low Risk
63.8%
🏗️ New Construction
$118,726
💰 Per Bedroom
Lifestyle
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Suburban Rural Mix
Lifestyle Scores
5.3
👨👩👧 Family Friendly
5.3
🏃 Outdoor Activities
5.3
🌙 Nightlife
4.7
💪 Health & Fitness
8
🌍 Diversity
6.7
☀️ Weather
Nearby Amenities (within 5 miles)
🍽️
60+
Restaurants
🌳
40
Parks
💪
25
Gyms
🛒
5
Grocery
☕
26
Coffee
🍺
17
Bars
🎬
2
Theaters
👶
60+
Daycares
🏥
13
Hospitals
💊
32
Pharmacies
🦷
56
Dentists
📚
2
Libraries
🐕
60+
Dog Parks
Getting Around
4
🚶 Walk Score
27
🚴 Bike Score
N/A
🚌 Transit Score
Seasonal Temperatures
❄️ January
56°
39° low
🌸 April
74°
55° low
☀️ July
94°
77° low
🍂 October
77°
58° low
Annual Conditions
☀️
218
Sunny Days/Year
🌧️
147
Rainy Days/Year
💧
53.3"
Annual Rainfall
🌡️ North Texas enjoys a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters.
Crime & Safety
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Safety Overview
C+
Safety Grade
2.35
Violent Crime Rate
per 1,000 residents
8.44
Property Crime Rate
per 1,000 residents
Violent Crime
189.76
Assault
29.96
Robbery
0
Murder
14.98
Rape
Rates per 100,000 residents
Property Crime
144.82
Burglary
579.28
Theft
119.85
Vehicle Theft
Rates per 100,000 residents
Job Market
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Income
$72,500
Median Household
$95,398
Average Household
$28,500
Per Capita
Employment
6.9%
Unemployment Rate
+12.1%
Job Growth (1 yr)
8.5%
Poverty Rate
Education
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School District
Red Oak Independent School District ISD
Primary District
B+
District Grade
Top 57%
State Ranking
Schools
5
Elementary
1
Middle
1
High School
🏆 Top-Rated Schools
📚 Middle Schools
CURTISTENE S MCCOWAN MIDDLE
C
(74)
Source: Texas Education Agency 2024-25 Accountability Ratings
Academic Info
16:1
Student-Teacher Ratio
📈 Graduation Rates (Class of 2024)
86.6%
🎓 Graduation Rate
C
11.1%
📉 Dropout Rate
Transportation
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Mobility Scores
4
Walk Score
27
Bike Score
N/A
Transit Score
Commute
32
Avg Minutes
80.8%
Drive Alone
5.7%
Carpool
11.5%
Work from Home
Distance To
18.5 mi
Downtown Dallas
34.1 mi
DFW Airport
23.9 mi
Love Field
⚡ EV Charging
4
Public Stations
18
DC Fast Ports
6
Level 2 Ports
Networks:
Blink Network
Tesla Destination
Tesla
Cost of Living
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Cost Index (100 = National Average)
100
Overall
113
Housing
97
Utilities
100
Groceries
102
Transportation
100
Healthcare
Monthly Utilities
⚡ Electric
$142
💧 Water
$52
🔥 Gas
$44
📶 Internet
$72
Everyday Costs
$823
Monthly Groceries (Family of 4)
$3
Gas Price (per gallon)
Taxes
8.3%
Sales Tax Rate
2.2%
Property Tax Rate
