Living in Flower Mound, TX: Cost, Schools & Safety (2026)

Flower Mound

Realust Score

↘ -0.1% 1-year

↗ +21.6% 5-year

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Snapshot

Flower Mound, TX is an affluent, primarily residential suburb with large-lot neighborhoods, strong schools, plentiful parks (including the namesake mound and lake access nearby), and a family-friendly, semi-rural feel that’s still well-connected to DFW job centers.

Flower Mound is characterized by spacious single-family homes, mature landscaping, and master-planned communities that emphasize open space, trails, and good schools (primarily Lewisville ISD and local private options). Daily life tends to center on family activities, local shopping centers, and outdoor recreation—residents value quieter streets, community events, and lower-density neighborhoods compared with inner suburbs. Commuting to Plano, Frisco, or Dallas is straightforward via I-35E, SH 121 and the tollway network, though peak-period congestion grows with regional development. Expect higher-than-average home prices and property taxes to support strong municipal services and parks; verify precise school zones, floodplain and development plans for specific neighborhoods, as pockets near major corridors are seeing more infill and commercial growth.

78,389

Population

+2.4% in 5 years

$604,723

Median Home Price

−0.1% in 1 year

$161,235

Median Income

Average $202,477

6.3/10

School Rating

Lewisville ISD

✓ Pros

Strong school systems — Served mainly by Lewisville ISD, with parts in Argyle, Denton, and Grapevine‑Colleyville ISDs.
Grapevine Lake, Twin Coves Park, and miles of green space support an active outdoor lifestyle.
Consistently low crime rates and numerous community events.
Close to Dallas‑Fort Worth International Airport and major job centers via FM 2499 and other corridors.
Strong housing demand and desirable neighborhoods help maintain long‑term value.

✗ Cons

Home prices and property taxes are above the regional average.
Busy corridors like FM 2499 and FM 1171 experience rush‑hour delays.
Limited nightlife — More low‑key evenings and family activities than urban nightlife options.
Few major employers within town; many residents commute for work.
Some older infrastructure and development differences between newer and older neighborhoods.

Best for Remote Workers

Realust Score

A – Excellent

💰 Prosperity

🎓 Schools

🛡️ Safety

🌳 Lifestyle

🏷️ Affordability

📊 Market

🚗 Commute

📈 Growth

City guideMoving to Flower Mound? What it’s really like in 2026Schools, taxes, commute, neighborhoods and honest tradeoffs

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Demographics

Population

78,389Total Population

1,869.0People per sq mile

+2.4%5-Year Growth

Mobility & Migration

11.2%Moved Last Year

88.8%Same Home 1+ Year

2.3%From Out of State

3.3%From Different County

⚖️ Balanced community with healthy mix of long-term and new residents.

Age Distribution

24.7%Under 18

7.5%25-34

14.1%35-44

12.7%65+

Median Age: 43.5 years

Households

2.8Avg Household Size

80.9%Family Households

82.5%Homeownership Rate

39.1%With Kids

71.2%Married

4.3%Single Parent

16.1%Living Alone

6.9%Seniors Alone

Education Level

High School+97.3%

Bachelor's+65.5%

Graduate Degree23.0%

Connectivity & Remote Work

97.3%Broadband Access

99.3%Have Computer

27.2%Work From Home

🌟 High remote work area - great for professionals seeking work-life balance!

Racial & Ethnic Composition

White

67.9%

Asian

14.8%

Hispanic/Latino

12.8%

Two or More

11.2%

South Asian

7.6%

Black

3.4%

Other

2.4%

Native American

0.3%

Foreign Born: 17.3%

Real Estate

💡 Market Insights

🐢

Patient Market

Homes take about 68 days to sell — buyers have time to decide.

🤝

Typical Negotiations

Homes selling at 97.2% of asking — expect 3-5% negotiation room.

👥

Healthy Buyer Activity

31% of homes are under contract.

📊

Steady Growth

Home values increased 22% over 5 years.

Home Prices

$245Per Sq Ft

$515,000Starter Home

$604,723Median Price

$2,649,000Premium Home

Market Trends

🏠 Home Prices

↓ -0.1%

1-Year Change

+21.6%

5-Year Change

🏢 Rent Prices

↓ -0.1%

1-Year Change

+29.1%

5-Year Change

📊 Home values are stable while rents are declining. (Source: Redfin, Zillow)

Market Health

260Active Listings

68Median Days on Market

31%Under Contract

16.5%Price Reduced

97.2%Sale-to-List Ratio

⚖️ Balanced market: about 4.5 months of homes for sale.

Market Insights

$913/moCheaper to Rent

4.5 moBalanced market

4.8%Rental Yield

3.8xIncome to Buy

+9%vs Region Avg

🏠 Remote Work Fit 88

Excellent for remote workers

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family Fit 58

Good for families

💼 Investment 91

Strong potential

Typical Home

3,614Sq Ft

4.1Beds

3.8Baths

36,309Lot Sq Ft

2002Year Built

2.4-carGarage

Property Mix

Single Family90%

Townhome0%

Condo2%

Common Features

Pool34.5%

Garage93%

Single Story28%

Fireplace79.5%

Central Air74.5%

Waterfront10%

Costs & Ownership

$3,350Est. Monthly Payment

$2,437Median Rent

$248/moAvg HOA Fee

57%Have HOA

Investment Indicators

0.3%Rental VacancyLow (Good)

0/10Low Risk

12.5%New Construction

$180,894Per Bedroom

Lifestyle

Explore Flower Mound on Google Maps

🍽️ 60+Restaurants 🌳 60+Parks 💪 60+Gyms 🛒 12Grocery ☕ 60+Coffee 🍺 57Bars 👶 60+Daycares 🏥 40Hospitals 💊 49Pharmacies 🦷 60+Dentists 📚 2Libraries 🐕 60+Dog Parks 🏛️ 3Museums 🎬 4Theaters

Click any category to explore on Google Maps. Numbers are places within 5 miles.

Rural

Best For: Upscale Suburbanites Outdoor & Lake Enthusiasts Family Focused Buyers ★ Remote Workers

Lifestyle Scores

Family Friendly8.7

Outdoor Activities5.3

Nightlife6.7

Health & Fitness8

Diversity6.7

Weather6.7

Nearby Amenities (within 5 miles)

60+Restaurants

60+Parks

60+Gyms

12Grocery

60+Coffee

57Bars

4Theaters

60+Daycares

40Hospitals

49Pharmacies

60+Dentists

2Libraries

60+Dog Parks

3Museums

Getting Around

Averaged across Flower Mound, weighted by where people live. #30 of 84 cities. Its most walkable areas reach 80, and 5% of residents live somewhere walkable (50+).

22Walk Score

29Bike Score

N/ATransit Score

Local life in Flower Mound

Flower Mound has no historic main street. Dining and events gather in three places instead.

1,000+Acres of town parkland (2025)³

64 miMultipurpose trails maintained by the town (2025)³

25 minDrive to DFW Airport, off-peak⁴¹

40 minDrive to downtown Dallas, off-peak⁴¹

ISO 1Fire protection rating, the best possible (2023)²⁷

7Supermarkets in town (2 Kroger, 3 Tom Thumb, Market Street, Sprouts), plus Walmart and Target¹⁴

Day-to-day Flower Mound^{2,5,11,12,14,15,22,23,29,30,31,34,35,37,39,42}

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1The Tavern at Lakeside
2River Walk restaurants (Sfereco, Primo's)
3Bonchon
4Zio Al's Pizza & Pasta
5Bruvana Coffee House
6Guitars and Growlers
7Kroger (Cross Timbers)
8Kroger (Flower Mound Rd.)
9Tom Thumb (Justin Rd.)
10Market Street
11Sprouts Farmers Market
12Walmart Supercenter
13Target
14Heritage Park
15Bakersfield Park
16Twin Coves Park (Grapevine Lake)
17Leonard & Helen Johns Community Park
18Post Oak Park
19Flower Mound High School
20Marcus High School
21Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound
22Texas Health Breeze Urgent Care
23777 Urgent Care
24Town Hall
25Flower Mound Public Library
26Community Activity Center
27Police Department / Municipal Court
28Senior Center

Food & coffeeShopsParksSchoolsHealth careCity servicesLocations are approximate.

30 places, chosen for day-to-day use. Off the map (farther out): Canyon Falls Park, Argyle High School.

Flower Mound's year, month by month^{6,7,8,9,10,35,37,38}

Month	Event	Where
March	Holi Festival; Sink or Sail regatta	Heritage Park; Community Activity Center
May	Concerts in the Park (first four Fridays); Arts Festival	Heritage Park
May	Bike with the Blue; Cinco de Mayo	Lakeside DFW; Parker Square
May	Memorial Day ceremony; Spring Jubilee	Senior Center; Gibson-Grant Log House
June	CAC Birthday Bash; Chalk the Walk	Community Activity Center; Heritage Park
July 4	Independence Fest: parade, concert, fireworks	Johns Park (parade); Bakersfield Park
October	Fall into Flower Mound (began 2025); Parker Square Pumpkin Patch	The River Walk; Parker Square
November	Dorothy's Dash 5K; Lakeside Village art show	Bakersfield Park; 3111 Sunset Blvd.
December	Christmas Parade & Tree Lighting; Santa Around Town; Reindeer Run	Gerault Rd./Spinks Rd.; citywide; Bakersfield Park

From town announcements and local listings. Exact 2026 dates are confirmed for events through July. Fall and December dates are 2025 dates. Check the town calendar for 2026-27.

Drive times from central Flower Mound⁴¹

Downtown Grapevine9.1 mi18 min
Southlake Town Square12.1 mi24 min
DFW Airport12.2 mi25 min
Las Colinas15.6 mi25 min
Legacy West, Plano19.5 mi30 min
Downtown Denton17.5 mi33 min
Downtown Dallas27.7 mi40 min
Dallas Love Field25.1 mi40 min
AllianceTexas22.2 mi42 min
Downtown Fort Worth33.0 mi44 min

Realust calculation using the OSRM open routing engine from 33.0146, -97.0970. Free-flow times; weekday rush hour adds time.

What's in town vs. nearby^{3,13,14,22,23,24,27,30,37,39}

Need	In Flower Mound	Nearest outside town
Full grocery	2 Kroger, 3 Tom Thumb, Market Street, Sprouts; H-E-B planned in Furst Ranch	-
Big-box	Walmart Supercenter (Flower Mound Rd.), Target (Long Prairie Rd.)	-
Pharmacy	2 CVS, 3 Walgreens	-
Hospital / ER	Texas Health Presbyterian Flower Mound, 4400 Long Prairie Rd.	Medical City Lewisville (Level III trauma); freestanding ERs in Highland Village and Argyle
Urgent care	Several on Long Prairie Rd. and Flower Mound Rd.	-
Library	3030 Broadmoor Ln. (40,000 sq ft)	-
Lake access	Twin Coves Park on Grapevine Lake (cabins, RV, boat ramp)	Lewisville Lake parks in Lewisville and Highland Village
Recreation center	Community Activity Center, 1200 Gerault Rd. (indoor pool, outdoor water park)	-
Fire / ambulance	Flower Mound Fire Dept. (ISO 1, paramedic-staffed)	-

Store list comes from USDA SNAP retailer data via a third-party site, updated quarterly.

Read the full local life guide

No old downtown, three newer centers

Flower Mound has no historic main street. Dining and events gather in three places instead. Lakeside DFW, on the north shore of Grapevine Lake, is a 165-acre mixed-use district by Realty Capital Management with offices, shops, restaurants, the 16-story Lakeside Tower, a boardwalk and an amphitheater. The Tavern at Lakeside (2600 Lakeside Pkwy.) has been open since 2019, and a Marriott Autograph Collection hotel with 181 rooms was listed for 2026.

The River Walk at Central Park is a 158-acre Centurion American project built around a canal. Sfereco and Primo's MX Kitchen opened at 4120 River Walk Dr. in late 2021. The town held its first Fall into Flower Mound festival there in October 2025. Parker Square, the older center, hosts a Cinco de Mayo celebration and, since 2025, a charity pumpkin patch.

Newer openings are spread along the main roads. Recent ones include Bonchon (2450 Cross Timbers Rd., Feb 2026), Zio Al's Pizza & Pasta (3750 Long Prairie Rd.), Bruvana Coffee House (500 Flower Mound Rd.) and a Whataburger at 3201 Long Prairie Rd.

A year of town events

Independence Fest on July 4 is the town's biggest day. A children's parade starts at Leonard & Helen Johns Park in the morning. The main festival opens at 5 p.m. at Bakersfield Park (1201 Duncan Ln.) with free parking and shuttles, food trucks, a car show and fireworks. Gabby Barrett headlined in 2026.

Heritage Park (600 Spinks Rd.) hosts the spring calendar: a Holi festival in March, Concerts in the Park on the first four Friday nights of May, and an arts festival. December brings the Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting near Gerault Park, Santa Around Town on a fire truck, and the Reindeer Run 5K. Dorothy's Dash 5K runs in November, and Lakeside Village holds an art show and sale.

Parks, trails and two lakes

The town maintains more than 1,000 acres of parkland and 64 miles of multipurpose trails. It plans for 10 community parks, each meant to serve a 3-mile radius. Heritage Park has a splash pad, a disc golf course, a performance pavilion and a pond with a boardwalk. Leonard & Helen Johns Park covers 37 acres. Its 2025 master plan adds tennis courts, a fishing pier and an amphitheater, with completion targeted for the end of 2027. Canyon Falls Park (10.8 acres) opened on the west side in 2024. Peters Colony Memorial Park, a 3.3-acre veterans memorial park, was due to open in April 2026.

Twin Coves Park is a 243-acre town park on Grapevine Lake, leased from the Army Corps of Engineers. It has 19 cabins, 22 RV sites and a boat ramp. Lewisville Lake parks sit just east and north, in Lewisville and Highland Village.

Errands and health care stay in town

Most errands don't require leaving town. USDA retailer data lists two Krogers, three Tom Thumbs, a Market Street, a Sprouts, a Walmart and a Target. H-E-B bought more than 22 acres in Furst Ranch in 2025 for a store of about 110,000 sq ft. As of July 2025 it had no construction date.

Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound (4400 Long Prairie Rd.) is an acute-care hospital with an emergency room. Medical City Lewisville (500 W. Main St.) is the nearest Level III trauma center. Several urgent care clinics line Long Prairie Road. The public library (3030 Broadmoor Ln.) reopened in 2020 after a $12.5 million expansion to 40,000 sq ft. Town Hall is at 2121 Cross Timbers Rd.

Schools: mostly Lewisville ISD

Most of Flower Mound is in Lewisville ISD. It has 18 campuses with Flower Mound addresses, including Flower Mound High School and Marcus High School. LISD earned a B from TEA for 2024-25. The west side, including Canyon Falls, is in Argyle ISD, which earned an A. Argyle High School is at 6601 Canyon Falls Dr. Small parts of town are in Northwest ISD. Your zoned school depends on your address, so check it with the district.

Getting around and public safety

With no traffic, DFW Airport is about 25 minutes from central Flower Mound, Las Colinas about 25, Legacy West in Plano about 30, and downtown Dallas and Love Field about 40 each. Rush hour adds time.

The town runs its own police and fire departments. Police headquarters is at 4150 Kirkpatrick Ln. The fire department has an ISO rating of 1. All its firefighters are trained as paramedics, and its response times are under six minutes. A permanent Fire Station No. 6 near Canyon Falls (about $20 million) is expected to open in 2027, and Stations 8 and 9 are planned.

Not confirmed yet

2026 TEA accountability ratings for Lewisville ISD, Argyle ISD and individual Flower Mound campuses (statewide release was mid-August 2026).
Effective closure date for Garden Ridge Elementary and where its students were rezoned.
Exact number of operating fire stations. NERIS lists 11 station records, while news coverage implies Stations 1-7 now, with 8 and 9 planned.
Current sworn police headcount (the directory figure of 85 appears dated).
Acreage for Heritage, Bakersfield and most neighborhood parks, and the current official park count (sources range from about 50 parks to 'more than 1,000 acres').
Whether the Marriott Autograph Collection hotel at Lakeside Village opened in 2026.
Whether Fall into Flower Mound returned in October 2026, and its 2026 dates.
Library hours.
Private schools in or near Flower Mound.
Nearest Costco, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's and Central Market (not researched).

Questions people ask

Does Flower Mound have a hospital?

Yes. Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound, at 4400 Long Prairie Rd., is an acute-care hospital with an emergency room. Medical City Lewisville, a Level III trauma center, is at 500 W. Main St. in Lewisville.

What school district is Flower Mound in?

Mostly Lewisville ISD. The west side, including Canyon Falls, is in Argyle ISD, and small parts of town are in Northwest ISD. Check your address with the district.

How far is Flower Mound from DFW Airport?

About 25 minutes and 12 miles with no traffic. Downtown Dallas and Love Field are each about 40 minutes away.

Is there an H-E-B in Flower Mound?

Not yet. H-E-B bought more than 22 acres in the Furst Ranch development in 2025 for a store of about 110,000 sq ft. As of July 2025 it had not set a construction date. Kroger, Tom Thumb, Market Street, Sprouts, Walmart and Target already have stores in town.

Does Flower Mound have a downtown?

Not a historic one. Lakeside DFW on Grapevine Lake, the River Walk at Central Park and Parker Square fill that role, with restaurants and town events.

What is Independence Fest?

The town's July 4 celebration. It starts with a children's parade at Leonard & Helen Johns Park and moves to Bakersfield Park in the evening for concerts, food trucks, a car show and fireworks. Parking and shuttles are free.

Can you camp or launch a boat in Flower Mound?

Yes. Twin Coves Park, a 243-acre town park on Grapevine Lake, has furnished cabins, RV sites, a boat ramp and a small craft launch.

What is Flower Mound's fire ISO rating?

ISO 1, the highest rating, as reported in 2023. All of the town's firefighters are also paramedics.

Sources (42) · checked Oct 28, 2026

Seasonal Temperatures

January57°39° low

April74°56° low

July95°78° low

October78°59° low

Annual Conditions

225Sunny Days/Year

140Rainy Days/Year

50.8"Annual Rainfall

🌡️ North Texas enjoys a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters.

Crime & Safety

Safety Overview

B+Safety Grade

0.43Violent Crime Rateper 1,000 residents

5.89Property Crime Rateper 1,000 residents

Violent Crime

Assault39.77

Robbery3.73

Murder0

Rape13.67

Rates per 100,000 residents

Property Crime

Burglary43.5

Theft498.42

Vehicle Theft41.02

Rates per 100,000 residents

Job Market

Income

$161,235Median Household

$202,477Average Household

$73,350Per Capita

Employment

3.4%Unemployment Rate

+0.5%Job Growth / yr

4.3%Poverty Rate

Income Distribution

$150k+

53.2%

$100k-$150k

17.5%

$75k-$100k

9.0%

$50k-$75k

10.5%

$25k-$50k

5.9%

Under $25k

3.9%

Major Industries

Professional Services Healthcare Technology Finance

Top Employers

Charles Schwab Lewisville ISD Texas Health Presbyterian Flower Mound businesses

Education

School District

Lewisville ISDPrimary District

A-District Grade

Top 32%State Ranking

Schools

39Elementary

15Middle

6High School

🏆 Top-Rated Schools (6 A-rated schools in Flower Mound)

🎒 Elementary Schools

FLOWER MOUND EL

(92)

📚 Middle Schools

MCKAMY MIDDLE

(94)

SHADOW RIDGE MIDDLE

(93)

🎓 High Schools

FLOWER MOUND H S

(94)

Source: Texas Education Agency 2024-25 Accountability Ratings

Academic Info

13.5:1Student-Teacher Ratio

📈 Graduation Rates (Class of 2024)

96.8%Graduation RateA

2.2%Dropout Rate

🎯 College Readiness (Class of 2023)

67%Took SAT/ACT

44.9%College ReadyB

60.9%TSI Ready

College Ready: 1180+ SAT or 24+ ACT | TSI Ready: Met Texas college-ready criteria

Transportation

Mobility Scores

22Walk Score

29Bike Score

N/ATransit Score

Commute

26Avg Minutes

65.5%Drive Alone

5.0%Carpool

27.2%Work from Home

Distance To

27.6 miDowntown Dallas

9.2 miDFW Airport

24.4 miLove Field

⚡ EV Charging

18Public Stations

12DC Fast Ports

52Level 2 Ports

Networks: ChargePoint Network Blink Network Tesla Destination

Major Highway Access

TX-121 FM 2499 Long Prairie Road

Drive to major employers from Flower Mound

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

Workplace	8 AM rush	No traffic	Distance
AllianceTexasFort Worth	25 min	23 min	16.3 mi
DFW AirportDFW	26 min	22 min	12.9 mi
Charles SchwabWestlake	26 min	21 min	11.9 mi
Fidelity InvestmentsWestlake	28 min	22 min	13.9 mi
McKessonLas Colinas	30 min	23 min	15.8 mi
Texas Woman's UniversityDenton	32 min	31 min	15.9 mi
University of North TexasDenton	32 min	29 min	14.9 mi
American AirlinesFort Worth	33 min	28 min	21.6 mi

Show all 36 workplaces

Workplace	8 AM rush	No traffic	Distance
Kimberly-ClarkIrving	33 min	25 min	18 mi
Las Colinas Urban CenterIrving	33 min	25 min	18.3 mi
JPMorgan Chase Legacy WestPlano	34 min	30 min	22.8 mi
Toyota North America HQPlano	34 min	30 min	21.9 mi
Frito-Lay / PepsiCoPlano	35 min	31 min	21.9 mi
Legacy WestPlano	37 min	32 min	23 mi
Capital OnePlano	38 min	33 min	24.9 mi
The StarFrisco	38 min	34 min	25.3 mi
Keurig Dr PepperFrisco	40 min	35 min	24.4 mi
Downtown Fort WorthFort Worth	42 min	38 min	32.4 mi
Tyler TechnologiesPlano	42 min	36 min	25 mi
Arlington Entertainment DistrictArlington	43 min	38 min	29.3 mi
Texas InstrumentsDallas	43 min	36 min	28.6 mi
Galleria / LBJDallas	45 min	33 min	24.4 mi
Medical City PlanoPlano	45 min	37 min	26 mi
Southwest AirlinesLove Field	45 min	35 min	25.3 mi
State Farm CityLineRichardson	46 min	39 min	30.1 mi
Telecom CorridorRichardson	46 min	37 min	29.5 mi
UT DallasRichardson	46 min	38 min	27.2 mi
UT Southwestern / Medical DistrictDallas	46 min	33 min	25.7 mi
Dallas Love FieldDallas	48 min	38 min	26.7 mi
Downtown DallasDallas	51 min	38 min	29.4 mi
Lockheed MartinFort Worth	51 min	48 min	39.9 mi
AT&TDowntown Dallas	53 min	38 min	29.4 mi
RaytheonMcKinney	53 min	47 min	39.3 mi
Uptown DallasDallas	54 min	38 min	29.6 mi
Baylor University Medical CenterDallas	58 min	41 min	31 mi
SMUUniversity Park	61 min	43 min	30.4 mi

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

Cost of Living

Cost Index (100 = National Average)

Overall100

Housing135

Utilities96

Groceries103

Transportation106

Healthcare103

Monthly Utilities

⚡ Electric $152

💧 Water $55

🔥 Gas $42

📶 Internet $76

Everyday Costs

$865Monthly Groceries (Family of 4)

$3Gas Price (per gallon)

Taxes

8.3%Sales Tax Rate

2.2%Property Tax Rate

Hidden costs in Flower Mound

Most Flower Mound homes pay three taxing units: Lewisville ISD at 1.1178, the town at 0.3873 and Denton County at 0.1859, all per $100 of value. That is 1.69% before exemptions.

1.69%Base 2025 tax rate, Denton County side with Lewisville ISD (town + ISD + county), before exemptions¹

20%Town homestead exemption (the state maximum), plus $150,000 off for owners 65+ or disabled^1,3,30

~$494/moEstimated 2025 property tax on the town's $465,000 average homestead (Lewisville ISD, no MUD)^1,3,14

$173/moTown utility bill at 10,000 gal water and 6,000 gal winter-average sewer, with trash and stormwater, FY 2026-27 rates (before tax on trash)⁵

14.1¢/kWhLowest 12-month fixed Oncor-area plan at 1,000 kWh, delivery included (Oct. 28, 2026)²¹

$2,221/moMedian gross rent, ACS 2023 5-year²⁰

Where a typical Flower Mound homestead tax bill goes (2025)^1,3,14

$5,929/yr

Lewisville ISD$3,633/yr
Town of Flower Mound$1,441/yr
Denton County$855/yr

Homestead at $465,000, Denton County, Lewisville ISD, owner under 65, no MUD. Argyle ISD would make it about $6,107; Northwest ISD about $5,819.

Base 2025 tax rate: Flower Mound vs. nearby cities (Denton County side)¹

Denton1.99%
Highland Village1.80%
Lewisville1.72%
Argyle1.70%
Flower MoundLewisville ISD1.69%
Coppell (Denton Co.)1.61%
Grapevine (Denton Co.)1.54%

Excludes MUDs and PIDs. City homestead exemptions differ: Flower Mound and Grapevine 20%, Coppell 5%, Argyle 1%, Lewisville and Highland Village none, so Flower Mound's effective bill compares better than its base rate suggests.

Monthly cost beyond the mortgage (sourced parts only)^{1,3,5,21,26,28}

$956/mo

Property tax (homestead, no MUD)$494/mo
Electric (Oncor area, 1,000 kWh)$141/mo
Water + sewer (10k / 6k gal)$146/mo
Trash + stormwater$27/mo
Internet (1 Gig fiber)$65/mo
HOA (Wellington)$83/mo

Homeowners insurance is not included because it was not sourced. Trash is before sales tax.

Utility providers by area^{5,21,23,24,25,26}

Service	Most of town	West side / newer areas	Notes
Electric	Oncor wires; choose a retail provider	CoServ Electric co-op in parts (no retail choice)	Oncor plans from 14.1¢/kWh; CoServ $15 + 11.5¢/kWh
Water & sewer	Town of Flower Mound	Town; Furst Ranch MUD may differ (not confirmed)	Water min $49.46, sewer min $28.53, sewer max $63.33
Trash & recycling	Republic Services via town bill	Same inside town limits	$20.40/mo + tax
Stormwater	Town	Town	$6.50/mo per home
Natural gas	Atmos Energy	CoServ Gas in some areas	Some newer homes all-electric (not confirmed)
Internet	Frontier fiber (98%), Spectrum cable	Astound, Hotwire, AT&T fiber in pockets	Frontier 1 Gig $64.99

Read the full hidden costs guide

Property tax is lower than most neighbors

Most Flower Mound homes pay three taxing units: Lewisville ISD at 1.1178, the town at 0.3873 and Denton County at 0.1859, all per $100 of value. That is 1.69% before exemptions. There is no hospital or college district on the Denton County side.

The town's exemptions matter here. Flower Mound takes 20% off a homestead's value, the most state law allows, and $150,000 off for owners 65 and older or disabled. The school district takes $140,000 off. At the town's average homestead value of $465,000, the 2025 bill comes to about $5,930 a year, or $494 a month. That is an effective rate near 1.28%. The same house as a rental would owe about $7,860.

The town proposed keeping its rate flat for 2026 at 0.387277.

Your school district changes the bill

Lewisville ISD covers most of town. Parts of the west side, including parts of Canyon Falls and Harvest, are in Argyle ISD, which charged 1.1727 in 2025 and adopted 1.1558 for 2026. Small areas fall in Northwest ISD at 1.0841. On a $465,000 homestead the difference between Argyle and Northwest ISD is about $290 a year.

A small southwest corner of town sits in Tarrant County. There the county, JPS hospital district and Tarrant County College together charge 0.4635 instead of Denton County's 0.1859, which can add over $1,000 a year on the same house.

MUDs are rare, but check the west side

Established Flower Mound neighborhoods generally have no MUD or PID, and Canyon Falls listings say so too. The exception is Furst Ranch, a large mixed-use project near US 377 and FM 1171. In May 2025 its voters approved a MUD that may levy up to $1.20 per $100 for operations, plus a road tax and up to about $2 billion in bonds. If you buy new construction on the west side, ask the builder for the MUD notice and check the address with the appraisal district.

Water bills climb with summer use

The town bills water, sewer, stormwater and trash together. Water starts at $49.46 a month for the first 2,000 gallons, and each tier above that costs more, up to $9.71 per 1,000 gallons over 50,000. Sewer is set from your winter average and tops out at $63.33.

At 10,000 gallons of water and a 6,000-gallon winter average, the full town bill is about $173 a month before tax. Lawn watering in summer can push water alone past $130. Trash and recycling went to $20.40 a month on Oct. 1, 2026, and the stormwater fee is $6.50.

Electric, gas and internet

Most homes are on Oncor lines and can shop retail plans. In late October 2026 the lowest 12-month fixed plan was 14.1¢ per kWh at 1,000 kWh, or about $141. Parts of the west side are on CoServ, a co-op with no retail choice, at a $15 charge plus about 11.5¢ per kWh.

Atmos Energy supplies gas in most of town, and CoServ Gas serves some areas. Frontier fiber reaches nearly every address, with 1 Gig at $64.99. Spectrum cable is also nearly everywhere.

HOA, commute and rent

HOA dues vary. Recent listings show $495 twice a year in Wellington and $1,105 a year in Coventry at Bridlewood. Many older streets have no mandatory HOA.

The average commute is about 26 minutes. Routes to DFW Airport and Grapevine are toll-free. The Sam Rayburn Tollway to the east charges 22¢ a mile with a TollTag. Median gross rent was $2,221 a month in the latest five-year Census data.

Not confirmed yet

What does homeowners insurance typically cost for a $465,000 home in Flower Mound?
What share of town parcels sits in a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area?
What are HOA dues in Canyon Falls, Lakeside and other west-side communities?
What tax rate will the Furst Ranch MUD levy, and when?
What are drive times and toll costs to downtown Dallas, Plano and Fort Worth?
What water and wastewater impact fees apply to a new home (the town adopted updated impact fee studies)?

Questions people ask

What is the property tax rate in Flower Mound, TX?

About 1.69% before exemptions for most homes (2025): Lewisville ISD 1.1178, Town of Flower Mound 0.3873 and Denton County 0.1859 per $100. Argyle ISD or Northwest ISD addresses differ slightly, and the small Tarrant County part pays more.

How much are property taxes on a $465,000 home in Flower Mound?

About $5,930 a year ($494 a month) with a homestead exemption in Lewisville ISD, using 2025 rates. As a non-homestead rental, about $7,860.

Does Flower Mound have a homestead exemption?

Yes. The town exempts 20% of a homestead's value and $150,000 for owners 65 and older or disabled. School districts exempt $140,000, and Denton County exempts 1% ($5,000 minimum).

Are there MUDs in Flower Mound?

Rarely. Established neighborhoods generally have none. Furst Ranch on the west side approved a MUD in 2025 that may levy up to $1.20 per $100 plus a road tax. Check any new-construction address.

How much is the water bill in Flower Mound?

Water starts at $49.46 a month for 2,000 gallons and sewer at $28.53 (FY 2026-27). With trash and stormwater, a home using 10,000 gallons pays about $173 a month before tax.

Who provides electricity in Flower Mound?

Most homes are on Oncor lines and choose a retail provider. Parts of the west side are served by CoServ, a co-op without retail choice.

Who picks up trash in Flower Mound?

Republic Services, under contract with the town, for $20.40 a month plus tax from Oct. 1, 2026.

What school districts serve Flower Mound?

Lewisville ISD covers most of town. Argyle ISD serves parts of the west side such as Canyon Falls and Harvest, and Northwest ISD serves small areas.

Sources (33) · checked Oct 28, 2026

What’s coming

Public projects that will change daily life in Flower Mound: new jobs, roads, schools and places to go. Every project links to its source.

3Under construction

5Approved

2Announced or proposed

Under constructionApprovedAnnouncedOpenMajor venue

Under constructionFirst homes late 2026

Brookview

About 240-acre western Flower Mound community. Phase 1 has 313 single-family homes and 140 townhomes, plus Stonecrest Rd. and Denton Creek Blvd. extensions.

Why it matters: New-build homes and new road links in west Flower Mound.

Citywide

Community Impact, Oct 2025Checked Oct 2026

Under constructionEarly 2027

I-35E at Main St./FM 1171

TxDOT is rebuilding the I-35E bridge and frontage roads at FM 1171/Main Street in Lewisville, a $117M project due January 2027.

Why it matters: Smoother I-35E access to Old Town and Flower Mound via Main St.

Also in Lewisville

TxDOT, Feb 2026Checked Oct 2026

Under constructionPhased, date TBD

Furst Ranch

2,300-acre master plan near US 377 and Cross Timbers Rd. planning about 3,000 single-family homes, 5,000 multifamily units and a mixed-use district. Groundwork began on about 300 lots.

Why it matters: Thousands of new homes on Flower Mound's west side.

Community Impact, Jul 2025Checked Oct 2026

ApprovedLate 2026

FM 2499 at FM 3040 upgrade

$3.5M rebuild adds dual left turns, three through lanes and dedicated right-turn lanes in each direction at FM 2499 and FM 3040.

Why it matters: Less backup at a busy Flower Mound intersection.

Community Impact, Sep 2025Checked Oct 2026

ApprovedSpring 2027

Lakeside East expansion

Updated zoning approved Oct. 2025 for an expansion of the Lakeside mixed-use district that includes a full-service hotel. Groundbreaking was planned for spring 2026.

Why it matters: More daytime activity and amenities at Lakeside.

Community Impact, Nov 2025Checked Oct 2026

ApprovedExpected Jan 2028

Trotter Park (13 acres)

Flower Mound's roughly $10.25M, 13-acre park on FM 1171 just east of Flower Mound Road will add basketball, tennis and pickleball courts, a playground and walking trails; work was set to start Sept. 2026.

Why it matters: New courts, playground and trails along FM 1171.

Citywide

Cross Timbers Gazette, Jul 2026Checked Oct 2026

ApprovedDate TBD

Monarch big-box retail center

A roughly 200-acre mixed-use project along I-35W in west Flower Mound is approved for five big-box stores, including two home-improvement centers, plus 250 townhomes, restaurants and trails.

Why it matters: Big-box and home-improvement shopping close to west Flower Mound homes.

Also in Argyle

Citywide

Cross Timbers Gazette, Aug 2026Checked Oct 2026

ProposedDate TBD

H-E-B at FM 2499 & Waketon Rd

Regency Centers proposes Flower Mound Center, anchored by a 110,000–130,000-sq-ft H-E-B, at the southwest corner of FM 2499 and Waketon Road; the town asked for changes and H-E-B hasn't confirmed.

Why it matters: Would be east Flower Mound's first H-E-B, also close to Highland Village.

Also in Highland Village

Cross Timbers Gazette, Aug 2026Checked Oct 2026

ProposedDate TBD

Vista Ridge Mall redevelopment plan

A plan is being drawn up to turn the struggling Vista Ridge mall into a mixed-use district with 1,000+ apartments, 600,000+ sq ft of retail, a hotel and townhomes. Voters approved $32M in 2024 for site streets.

Why it matters: Could remake the I-35E/FM 3040 retail hub; rezoning still needed.

Also in Lewisville · Carrollton

Connect CRE, Oct 2026Checked Oct 2026

ApprovedSummer 2027 (projected)

Flower Mound Fire Station No. 6

$20M permanent Fire Station No. 6 at 6801 Canyon Falls Dr. will replace a station housed in a public works building; construction was projected for spring 2026 to summer 2027.

Why it matters: Permanent fire station for western Flower Mound neighborhoods.

Community Impact, Apr 2025Checked Oct 2026

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Growth story in Flower Mound

Presbyterians held camp meetings here in the 1840s and settlers stayed in the 1850s, and the town incorporated on Feb. 25, 1961, mainly to avoid annexation by Irving.

79,540Census Bureau population estimate, July 1, 2025 (down slightly from 79,964 in 2024)²

82,870NCTCOG estimate, Jan. 1, 2026 (up 1.2% in a year)⁴

1,105New homes permitted in 2000, the peak; 2024 saw 71⁵

619Housing units permitted Jan-Sep 2026, 500 of them in apartment buildings⁶

2,300 acresFurst Ranch (Flower Mound Ranch), the town's largest remaining planned community¹⁰

$560,200Median owner-occupied home value, ACS 2020-2024 (was $361,900 in 2015-2019)^7,8

Flower Mound population, 1990-2026^1,2,4

16K1990

51K2000

65K2010

76K2020

78K2021 (Census est.)

79K2022 (Census est.)

80K2023 (Census est.)

80K2024 (Census est.)

80K2025 (Census est.)

83KJan 2026 (NCTCOG est.)

1990-2020: decennial Census counts. No projection is charted.

New housing units permitted by the Town of Flower Mound^5,6

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Census Building Permits Survey. Apartment buildings are included in 2011 (307 units), 2015 (341), 2016 (670), 2019 (101), 2022 (215) and 2026 (500). 2026 is January-September only.

Lewisville ISD enrollment, actual and projected^30,31,32

52K2019-20

49K2020-21

49K2021-22

49K2022-23

48K2023-24

48K2024-25

46K2025-26

46K2028-29 (district projection)

45K2030-31 (district projection)

44K2033-34 (district projection)

District-wide LISD, which serves most of Flower Mound plus several neighbors. 2024-25 is a March 2025 baseline (year assumed). Argyle ISD, which serves the growing west side, is not shown.

New-home communities in and around Flower Mound^{10,11,13,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24}

Community	Developer	Builders	Planned size	Status	Location
Furst Ranch (Flower Mound Ranch)	Starwood Land / Lincoln / Ramrock	Toll, David Weekley, Highland, Ashton Woods, Coventry, Drees, others	2,300 acres; zoning caps 3,000 single-family + 6,000 multifamily	Selling first phase	FM 1171 at US 377
Brookview	Green Brick Partners	Normandy, CB JENI (townhomes)	~240 acres; 713 single-family, 280 townhomes, up to 300 apartments	Lots to builders Aug 2026	Cross Timbers Rd at Denton Creek Blvd
Canyon Falls	Wheelock Street, then Sekisui House / Newland	n/p	~1,200 acres (626 in town); ~1,750 homes planned	Late phases	Cross Timbers Rd east of I-35W
Lakeside East	Realty Capital	n/p	21 acres; 132 townhomes + hotel/commercial	Approved Oct 2025	Lakeside Pkwy near FM 2499
Town Lake at Flower Mound	n/p	Toll Brothers	n/p	Final phase selling	Flower Mound Rd at Walsingham Dr
Whyburn	n/p	David Weekley	n/p	Selling	5725 Legacy Park
Dixon Estates	n/p	Toll Brothers	n/p	Selling	5901 Idus Bryant
Oakbridge Crossing	n/p	Toll Brothers	n/p	Selling	5100 Windsor (Copper Canyon address)
Montalcino Estates	n/p	Our Country Homes	n/p	Coming soon	4516 Montalcino

n/p = not published. Furst Ranch figures are 2022 zoning caps; 2025 reporting cited 1,400 homes for the plan then described.

Where new homes are going^{10,14,15,16,18,21,22,23}

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1Lakeside / Lakeside East
2Town Lake at Flower Mound
3Dixon Estates
4Oakbridge Crossing
5Montalcino Estates

NeighborhoodsLocations are approximate.

Street addresses are builder sales or listing addresses, not tract boundaries. 2908 Lakeside Pkwy is a Lakeside Village listing address.

Private-sector jobs near Flower Mound, by ZIP code (2023)²⁹

DFW Airport (75261)63,249 jobs
Coppell (75019)61,807 jobs
Irving / Las Colinas (75039)61,246 jobs
Fort Worth / Alliance (76177)43,241 jobs
Grapevine (76051)42,349 jobs
Southlake (76092)36,588 jobs
Roanoke / Westlake (76262)33,349 jobs
Lewisville (75067)27,887 jobs
Flower Mound (75028)20,591 jobs
Flower Mound (75022)7,557 jobs

Census ZIP Code Business Patterns, March 2023 paid employees, one ZIP each as reported. Excludes government jobs and the self-employed. ZIP areas do not match city limits.

Largest employers in Flower Mound (2025)¹

CTDI1,271 employees
MI Windows & Doors771 employees
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound750 employees
Town of Flower Mound738 employees
Stryker Communications480 employees
HD Supply300 employees
Best Buy distribution center200 employees

Principal employers from the town's 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, as reproduced on Wikipedia.

Median home value, Flower Mound (ACS 5-year)^7,8,9

280K2011-2015

362K2015-2019

399K2017-2021

468K2018-2022

514K2019-2023

560K2020-2024

Owner estimates, nominal dollars. 2020-2024 margin ±$16,382.

Median household income, Flower Mound (ACS 5-year)^7,8,9

123K2011-2015

137K2015-2019

145K2017-2021

154K2018-2022

158K2019-2023

161K2020-2024

Nominal dollars. 2020-2024 margin ±$7,234.

Read the full growth story guide

From farm country to fast suburb

Presbyterians held camp meetings here in the 1840s and settlers stayed in the 1850s, and the town incorporated on Feb. 25, 1961, mainly to avoid annexation by Irving. It had 1,685 people in 1970.

DFW Airport opened to the south in 1974, and growth took off. The Census counted 4,402 residents in 1980, 15,527 in 1990 and 50,702 in 2000. In 2000 alone the town permitted 1,105 new homes.

Growth by design, then a slowdown

In 1999 and 2000 the town adopted its SMARTGrowth growth-management program. Permits fell from 1,105 in 2000 to under 200 a year from 2006 to 2012. The population still rose to 64,669 in 2010 and 75,956 in 2020.

Since 2020 growth has been slow. The Census Bureau estimates 79,540 residents in July 2025, slightly below its 2024 figure. NCTCOG's January 2026 estimate is higher, at 82,870. The two agencies use different methods, so compare each with its own past figures.

Housing: fewer lots, pricier homes

Census permit data show the town issued 429 to 445 single-family permits a year in 2020 and 2021, then 304, 119, 71 and 115 from 2022 to 2025. Apartments come in waves: 670 units in 2016, 215 in 2022, and 500 units in seven buildings through September 2026.

Most new single-family homes are high-end infill. Toll Brothers sells at Town Lake, Dixon Estates and Oakbridge Crossing from about $1.25 million to $1.7 million. David Weekley's Whyburn starts near $985,000.

The west side is where the remaining land is. Green Brick's Brookview, about 240 acres on Cross Timbers Road, plans 713 single-family lots, 280 townhomes and up to 300 apartments, with the first homes due in late 2026. Canyon Falls, near I-35W, is in its later phases.

Furst Ranch, the big one

Furst Ranch (zoned as Flower Mound Ranch) covers 2,300 acres at FM 1171 and US 377. The council approved its zoning 3-2 in October 2022, allowing up to 3,000 single-family homes and 6,000 multifamily units over roughly 40 years. Later reporting described a smaller first plan of about 1,400 homes.

Builders including Toll Brothers, David Weekley, Highland and Ashton Woods began selling in 2026, with listed prices from about $590,000 to about $1.7 million. H-E-B owns about 22 acres in the project but has not announced a store. Homes here are zoned to Argyle ISD, and some listings use Argyle or Bartonville mailing addresses.

Schools: two different stories

Most of Flower Mound is in Lewisville ISD, which is shrinking. It fell from 52,189 students in 2019-20 to 46,428 in 2026 and closed five elementary schools for 2025-26. Its forecasters expect about 44,500 students by 2034-35.

The west side is different. Argyle ISD bought land in Furst Ranch for two schools, is redrawing attendance zones for fall 2026, and put bonds of $512 million (2024) and $423 million (2025) on the ballot. Check the school district for any address before you buy.

Jobs, roads and values

DFW Airport, Coppell, Las Colinas, Grapevine and Alliance each have tens of thousands of private-sector jobs within a short drive. TxDOT has proposed widening US 377 from SH 114 to south of FM 1171, along the Furst Ranch frontage.

Census survey data put the median owner-estimated home value at $560,200 for 2020-2024, up from $361,900 in 2015-2019. Median household income was $161,235. Some 82% of occupied homes are owner-occupied.

Not confirmed yet

Will H-E-B build in Furst Ranch, and when?
How many Furst Ranch homes will be built in the first phase, and on what schedule?
Does the town or NCTCOG publish a build-out population or 2045/2050 forecast for Flower Mound?
Argyle ISD enrollment by year and the district's latest demographer projections.
Which project accounts for the 500 apartment units permitted in 2026?
Lot counts for Town Lake, Whyburn, Dixon Estates, Oakbridge Crossing and Montalcino Estates.

Questions people ask

What is the population of Flower Mound, Texas?

The Census Bureau estimated 79,540 on July 1, 2025. NCTCOG estimated 82,870 on Jan. 1, 2026. The 2020 Census counted 75,956.

Is Flower Mound still growing?

Slowly. Census estimates rose about 4% from 2020 to 2025 and dipped slightly in 2025. New growth is concentrated on the west side, in Furst Ranch and Brookview.

How many new homes are being built in Flower Mound?

The town permitted 115 single-family homes in 2025 and 71 in 2024. Through September 2026 it permitted 619 units, including 500 apartments.

What is Furst Ranch in Flower Mound?

A 2,300-acre planned community at FM 1171 and US 377, zoned as Flower Mound Ranch in 2022. Builders began selling in 2026, and it is zoned to Argyle ISD.

Is H-E-B coming to Flower Mound?

H-E-B bought about 22 acres in Furst Ranch in 2025, and the town approved parking for a 110,000 sq ft store. H-E-B has not confirmed a store or a date.

What school district is Flower Mound in?

Mostly Lewisville ISD. Parts of the west side are in Argyle, Denton or Northwest ISD, and the Tarrant County part is in Grapevine-Colleyville ISD.

What is SMARTGrowth in Flower Mound?

The town's growth-management program, adopted in 1999 with the management plan following in 2000. Permits fell sharply after it took effect.

Sources (43) · checked Oct 28, 2026

Flower Mound at a glance

Flower Mound, TX (Denton County) has a Realust Score of 89/100, ranking tied for #13 of 84 North Texas cities. Key numbers: median home price $604,723, population 78,389, school rating 6.3/10.

What is Flower Mound's Realust Score?

Flower Mound has a Realust Score of 89 out of 100 (A, Excellent), which ranks tied for #13 of 84 North Texas cities. That is 84 from eight weighted categories plus a 5-point price-tier bonus.

How much does a home cost in Flower Mound, TX?

The median home price in Flower Mound is $604,723. Prices changed -0.1% over the past year and +21.6% over five years.

How good are the schools in Flower Mound?

Flower Mound's primary school district is Lewisville ISD (rated 6.3/10, district grade A-, Top 32% in Texas). It scores 82/100 on Realust's Schools category.

Is Flower Mound, TX safe?

Flower Mound has a safety grade of B+, with 0.43 violent and 5.89 property crimes per 1,000 residents. Its Realust Safety score is 86/100.

How long is the commute from Flower Mound?

The average commute in Flower Mound is 26 minutes. It is 27.6 mi to downtown Dallas and 9.2 mi to DFW Airport.

What is the population of Flower Mound, TX?

Flower Mound has 78,389 residents, a change of +2.4% over five years. The median household income is $161,235.

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Where a typical Flower Mound homestead tax bill goes (2025)1,3,14

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Flower Mound's year, month by month^{6,7,8,9,10,35,37,38}

Drive times from central Flower Mound⁴¹

What's in town vs. nearby^{3,13,14,22,23,24,27,30,37,39}

Where a typical Flower Mound homestead tax bill goes (2025)^1,3,14

Base 2025 tax rate: Flower Mound vs. nearby cities (Denton County side)¹

Monthly cost beyond the mortgage (sourced parts only)^{1,3,5,21,26,28}

Utility providers by area^{5,21,23,24,25,26}

Flower Mound population, 1990-2026^1,2,4

New housing units permitted by the Town of Flower Mound^5,6

Lewisville ISD enrollment, actual and projected^30,31,32

New-home communities in and around Flower Mound^{10,11,13,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24}

Where new homes are going^{10,14,15,16,18,21,22,23}

Private-sector jobs near Flower Mound, by ZIP code (2023)²⁹

Largest employers in Flower Mound (2025)¹

Median home value, Flower Mound (ACS 5-year)^7,8,9

Median household income, Flower Mound (ACS 5-year)^7,8,9