Highland Village
Realust Score
70
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Snapshot
Highland Village, TX is an affluent, family-focused lakeside suburb with strong schools, extensive parks and trails, and a quiet, well-maintained residential character anchored by Lake Lewisville and accessible retail.
Highland Village features roomy single-family lots, many mature trees, and a mix of established and newer upscale neighborhoods with frequent community events, golf courses, and marina/shoreline access that emphasize outdoor recreation and a slower pace than denser suburbs. Municipal services, parks, trails (including the popular 16-mile trail system), and libraries are well-regarded; local retail and dining meet everyday needs while larger medical and specialty services are a short drive into Lewisville, Denton, or Flower Mound. Commuting options include I-35E, SH-121, and surface arterials with reasonable regional access though peak congestion toward Dallas and Frisco is common. Expect higher-than-average home prices and property taxes reflecting strong amenities; check exact school zoning (Primarily Lewisville ISD), floodplain and lakeshore setback rules for waterfront lots, and any HOA/deed restrictions for specific subdivisions since neighborhood feel, lot sizes, and proximity to lake or busy corridors vary block to block.
Best For:
Active Recreation Fans
Family Focused Suburbanites
Upscale Community Lovers
15,883
Population
$649,900
Median Home Price
$162,879
Median Income
6.3/10
School Rating
✓ Pros
- Parks, trails, sports fields, and lake recreation are major community features.
- Affluent, well-educated population with a strong community feel and events calendar.
- Low crime and community engagement make it popular with families.
- Quick access to I-35E, DCTA commuter options, and proximity to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
✗ Cons
- Median household incomes and home values are above average compared with some nearby suburbs.
- More focused on daytime and family activities than urban nightlife or late-night venues.
- Retail and population growth along major corridors can mean congestion at peak times.
- Mostly single-family homes; fewer options like apartments or townhomes compared with bigger suburbs.
70
Realust Score
B- – Above Average
65
💰 Prosperity
82
🎓 Schools
50
🛡️ Safety
50
🌳 Lifestyle
80
🏷️ Affordability
80
📊 Market
60
🚗 Commute
57
📈 Growth
Demographics
Population
15,883
Total Population
2,893.0
People per sq mile
-2.1%
5-Year Growth
Age Distribution
25.4%
Under 18
6.8%
25-34
14.4%
35-44
14.5%
65+
Median Age: 42.9 years
Households
3.0
Avg Household Size
84.1%
Family Households
92.5%
Homeownership Rate
Education Level
98.1%
High School+
57.6%
Bachelor's+
16.6%
Graduate Degree
Connectivity & Remote Work
27.4%
🏠 Work From Home
🌟 High remote work area - great for professionals seeking work-life balance!
Racial & Ethnic Composition
White
86.1%
Hispanic/Latino
9.8%
Two or More
5.9%
Black
3.8%
Asian
3.0%
Other
1.0%
South Asian
0.5%
Native American
0.2%
Foreign Born: 6.6%
Momentum
58
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Real Estate
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💡 Market Insights
🐢
Patient Market
Homes take about 61 days to sell — buyers have time to decide.
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Typical Negotiations
Homes selling at 97.1% of asking — expect 3-5% negotiation room.
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Healthy Buyer Activity
31% of homes are under contract.
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Steady Growth
Home values increased 21% over 5 years.
Home Prices
$302
Per Sq Ft
$545,000
Starter Home
$649,900
Median Price
$2,490,942
Premium Home
Market Trends
🏠 Home Prices
↓ -9.8%
1-Year Change
+20.7%
5-Year Change
Market Health
90
Active Listings
61
Median Days on Market
30.8%
Under Contract
13.3%
Price Reduced
97.1%
Sale-to-List Ratio
⚖️ Balanced market conditions.
Market Insights
$314/mo
🏠 Cheaper to Buy
2.3 mo
📦 Seller's market
6.6%
📈 Rental Yield
4x
🏷️ Income to Buy
+34%
📍 vs Region Avg
💼 Investment
100
Strong potential
Typical Home
3,531
Sq Ft
4.1
🛏️ Beds
3.7
🚿 Baths
24,545
🌳 Lot Sq Ft
1994
📅 Year Built
2.4-car
🚗 Garage
Property Mix
93.3%
🏠 Single Family
0%
🏘️ Townhome
0%
🏢 Condo
Common Features
46.7%
🏊 Pool
93.3%
🚗 Garage
33.3%
🏠 Single Story
93.3%
🔥 Fireplace
88.9%
❄️ Central Air
11.1%
🌊 Waterfront
Costs & Ownership
$3,286
Est. Monthly Payment
$3,600
Median Rent
$61/mo
Avg HOA Fee
64.4%
Have HOA
Investment Indicators
1.4%
🏢 Rental Vacancy
Low (Good)
0/10
📊 Low Risk
0%
🏗️ New Construction
$156,998
💰 Per Bedroom
Lifestyle
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Nearby Amenities (within 5 miles)
🍽️
60+
Restaurants
🌳
60+
Parks
💪
60+
Gyms
🛒
18
Grocery
☕
60+
Coffee
🍺
47
Bars
🎬
1
Theaters
👶
60+
Daycares
🏥
28
Hospitals
💊
53
Pharmacies
🦷
60+
Dentists
📚
4
Libraries
🐕
60+
Dog Parks
Getting Around
2
🚶 Walk Score
28
🚴 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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Job Market
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Income
$162,879
Median Household
$182,741
Average Household
$64,032
Per Capita
Employment
3.3%
Unemployment Rate
-1.7%
Job Growth (1 yr)
1.8%
Poverty Rate
Income Distribution
$150k+
18.6%
$100k-$150k
7.2%
$75k-$100k
12.3%
$50k-$75k
20.9%
$25k-$50k
25.0%
Under $25k
16.0%
Education
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School District
Lewisville Independent School District ISD
Primary District
A-
District Grade
Top 32%
State Ranking
Schools
39
Elementary
15
Middle
6
High School
🏆 Top-Rated Schools (2 A-rated schools in Highland Village)
📚 Middle Schools
BRIARHILL MIDDLE
A
(91)
🎓 High Schools
HIGHLAND VILLAGE EL
A
(91)
Source: Texas Education Agency 2024-25 Accountability Ratings
Academic Info
13.5:1
Student-Teacher Ratio
📈 Graduation Rates (Class of 2024)
96.8%
🎓 Graduation Rate
A
2.2%
📉 Dropout Rate
🎯 College Readiness (Class of 2023)
67%
📝 Took SAT/ACT
44.9%
🎯 College Ready
B
60.9%
📚 TSI Ready
College Ready: 1180+ SAT or 24+ ACT | TSI Ready: Met Texas college-ready criteria
Transportation
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Mobility Scores
2
Walk Score
28
Bike Score
N/A
Transit Score
Commute
26
Avg Minutes
66.0%
Drive Alone
4.1%
Carpool
27.4%
Work from Home
Distance To
29.1 mi
Downtown Dallas
17.1 mi
DFW Airport
25.7 mi
Love Field
⚡ EV Charging
14
Public Stations
20
DC Fast Ports
23
Level 2 Ports
Networks:
ChargePoint Network
eVgo Network
Blink Network
Cost of Living
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Cost Index (100 = National Average)
101
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
