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The highest median home values in the Houston metro, exceeding $500,000 and approaching $1,000,000, concentrate in a distinct west-to-southwest corridor running through the inner loop neighborhoods west of downtown Houston, with additional pockets near The Woodlands and Sugar Land. A stark contrast emerges between these affluent zones and the significantly lower-value areas to the east and southeast, particularly around Pasadena and the ship channel industrial corridor, where median values frequently fall below $150,000. Outer suburban zip codes in all directions generally cluster in the $200,000–$350,000 range, forming a mid-value ring that separates the high-value inner-west and northwest suburbs from the lower-value eastern portions of the metro.
Data: U.S. Census Bureau, 2023 ACS
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