Oak Point
Realust Score
67
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+0.0%
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+53.1%
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Strong growth
• 85% velocity
Snapshot
Oak Point is a lakeside, family-friendly suburb with a mix of waterfront and non-waterfront homes, strong school options nearby, and a suburban-rural balance—good for buyers who want recreational lake access, larger lots and a peaceful community while accepting commute times, limited local retail, and some floodplain/shoreline constraints.
Oak Point blends established subdivisions, newer developments and several properties with direct access or views to Lewisville Lake; residents enjoy boating, trails, parks and a more relaxed pace than denser suburbs, plus generally solid resale demand when homes are well maintained and near sought after schools. Tradeoffs include higher insurance or mitigation needs for low lying lots, potential shoreline easements and permitting limits on docks or seawalls, modest local commercial services that require short drives for grocery /medical, and commuter congestion on key arterials at peak times.
Best For:
Lake Lovers
Family Focused Residents
DFW Commuters
5,125
Population
$511,990
Median Home Price
$135,000
Median Income
5.0/10
School Rating
✓ Pros
- Lewisville Lake access offers boating, fishing, paddle sports, parks, and scenic trails.
- More affordable than some lakefront cities like Highland Village while still offering access to similar recreation.
- Proximity to US-380 and other highways makes jobs in Dallas, Plano, and Denton reachable by car.
✗ Cons
- Limited public transportation options mean most errands and commutes require a vehicle.
- Local dining and entertainment are growing but still more subdued compared with larger suburbs.
- School zoning variability — Experiences can vary widely depending on which district/neighborhood your home falls in.
Best for Investors
67
Realust Score
B- – Above Average
51
💰 Prosperity
78
🎓 Schools
50
🛡️ Safety
81
🌳 Lifestyle
82
🏷️ Affordability
75
📊 Market
57
🚗 Commute
80
📈 Growth
Demographics
Population
5,125
Total Population
922.0
People per sq mile
+39.1%
5-Year Growth
Mobility & Migration
23.8%
Moved Last Year
76.2%
Same Home 1+ Year
23.8%
From Different County
🚚 High-growth area with many new residents moving in.
Age Distribution
28.2%
Under 18
11.5%
25-34
17.2%
35-44
8.6%
65+
Median Age: 40.5 years
Households
3.7
Avg Household Size
52.2%
Family Households
86.2%
Homeownership Rate
16.7%
👶 With Kids
16.7%
👤 Single Parent
47.8%
🏠 Living Alone
66.7%
👴 Seniors Alone
Education Level
95.8%
High School+
48.5%
Bachelor's+
18.5%
Graduate Degree
Connectivity & Remote Work
91.3%
📶 Broadband Access
91.3%
💻 Have Computer
34.5%
🏠 Work From Home
🌟 High remote work area - great for professionals seeking work-life balance!
Racial & Ethnic Composition
White
82.5%
Hispanic/Latino
10.8%
Black
4.5%
Asian
4.2%
Two or More
3.2%
Foreign Born: 8.2%
Momentum
85
+23
Hot Market
'20
'21
'22
'23
'24
'25
Real Estate
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💡 Market Insights
🐢
Patient Market
Homes take about 93 days to sell — buyers have time to decide.
💪
Sellers Hold Firm
Homes selling at 98.5% of asking — minimal negotiation room.
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Healthy Buyer Activity
29% of homes are under contract.
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Strong Appreciation
Home values up 53% over 5 years — solid long-term growth.
Home Prices
$239
Per Sq Ft
$425,500
Starter Home
$511,990
Median Price
$890,000
Premium Home
Market Trends
🏠 Home Prices
↑ +0.5%
1-Year Change
+53.1%
5-Year Change
Market Health
349
Active Listings
93
Median Days on Market
29.1%
Under Contract
10.1%
Price Reduced
98.5%
Sale-to-List Ratio
🏷️ Buyer-friendly market - more room to negotiate.
Market Insights
$131/mo
🏠 Cheaper to Buy
2.4 mo
📦 Seller's market
6.4%
📈 Rental Yield
3.8x
🏷️ Income to Buy
+6%
📍 vs Region Avg
🏠 Remote Work Fit
100
Excellent for remote workers
👨👩👧👦 Family Fit
40
Fair for families
💼 Investment
100
Strong potential
Typical Home
2,769
Sq Ft
3.8
🛏️ Beds
3.5
🚿 Baths
36,222
🌳 Lot Sq Ft
2019
📅 Year Built
2.2-car
🚗 Garage
Property Mix
75%
🏠 Single Family
6.9%
🏘️ Townhome
0%
🏢 Condo
Common Features
3.2%
🏊 Pool
88.8%
🚗 Garage
35.1%
🏠 Single Story
28.7%
🔥 Fireplace
28.7%
❄️ Central Air
4.8%
🌊 Waterfront
Costs & Ownership
$2,594
Est. Monthly Payment
$2,725
Median Rent
$77/mo
Avg HOA Fee
36.7%
Have HOA
Investment Indicators
0%
🏢 Rental Vacancy
Low (Good)
1.1/10
📊 Low Risk
0.5%
⚠️ Foreclosure
64.4%
🏗️ New Construction
$135,207
💰 Per Bedroom
Lifestyle
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Rural
Lifestyle Scores
6.7
👨👩👧 Family Friendly
4.7
🏃 Outdoor Activities
5.3
🌙 Nightlife
6
💪 Health & Fitness
7.3
🌍 Diversity
6.7
☀️ Weather
Nearby Amenities (within 5 miles)
🍽️
60+
Restaurants
🌳
60+
Parks
💪
28
Gyms
🛒
4
Grocery
☕
25
Coffee
🍺
15
Bars
👶
60+
Daycares
🏥
1
Hospitals
💊
7
Pharmacies
🦷
42
Dentists
📚
6
Libraries
🐕
60+
Dog Parks
Getting Around
3
🚶 Walk Score
25
🚴 Bike Score
N/A
🚌 Transit Score
Seasonal Temperatures
❄️ January
56°
38° low
🌸 April
74°
55° low
☀️ July
94°
77° low
🍂 October
77°
58° low
Annual Conditions
☀️
227
Sunny Days/Year
🌧️
138
Rainy Days/Year
💧
49.9"
Annual Rainfall
🌡️ North Texas enjoys a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters.
Crime & Safety
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Safety Overview
N/A
Safety Grade
0
Violent Crime Rate
per 1,000 residents
0
Property Crime Rate
per 1,000 residents
Violent Crime
0
Assault
0
Robbery
0
Murder
0
Rape
Rates per 100,000 residents
Property Crime
0
Burglary
0
Theft
0
Vehicle Theft
Rates per 100,000 residents
Job Market
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Income
$135,000
Median Household
$127,017
Average Household
$52,500
Per Capita
Employment
1.4%
Unemployment Rate
+12.6%
Job Growth (1 yr)
3.5%
Poverty Rate
Income Distribution
$150k+
1.7%
$100k-$150k
9.2%
$75k-$100k
10.8%
$50k-$75k
16.7%
$25k-$50k
45.0%
Under $25k
16.7%
Education
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School District
Little Elm Independent School District ISD
Primary District
B+
District Grade
Top 48%
State Ranking
Schools
6
Elementary
2
Middle
1
High School
🏆 Top-Rated Schools
📚 Middle Schools
RODRIGUEZ MIDDLE
B
(80)
Source: Texas Education Agency 2024-25 Accountability Ratings
Academic Info
15:1
Student-Teacher Ratio
📈 Graduation Rates (Class of 2024)
94.7%
🎓 Graduation Rate
B
4.3%
📉 Dropout Rate
🎯 College Readiness (Class of 2023)
97%
📝 Took SAT/ACT
12.1%
🎯 College Ready
D
21.7%
📚 TSI Ready
College Ready: 1180+ SAT or 24+ ACT | TSI Ready: Met Texas college-ready criteria
Transportation
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Mobility Scores
3
Walk Score
25
Bike Score
N/A
Transit Score
Commute
30
Avg Minutes
55.5%
Drive Alone
10.0%
Carpool
34.5%
Work from Home
Distance To
39.4 mi
Downtown Dallas
27.4 mi
DFW Airport
36 mi
Love Field
⚡ EV Charging
9
Public Stations
12
DC Fast Ports
16
Level 2 Ports
Networks:
ChargePoint Network
LOOP
WALMART
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
