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Texas Finance Guide 2026

$308,212Median Home Price
31,710,000Population
0.0%State Income Tax

Population: U.S. Census Bureau Vintage 2025 estimates; median home price: state housing market data (Redfin/Zillow), 2026; state income tax: Tax Foundation, 2026.

Updated January 2026 · MONEYlume Editorial Team · 10 guides

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Texas's population of 31,710,000 places it among the one of the largest metro populations in the country in Texas, a detail that directly affects local bank competition and housing supply. Texas is one of the nine states with no state income tax, so Texas residents keep 100% of every dollar at the state level — though that revenue gap usually shows up in higher property or sales taxes instead.

Housing in Texas — roughly $308,212 at the median — lands near the national average, which makes it a reasonably representative market for mortgage comparisons. The guides linked below turn all of this into specifics — real banks, real rates, real local rules — instead of national averages that don't apply to Texas.

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