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Texas in 1995

Index change and building permits for the year, with every county.

In 1995 the FHFA house price index for Texas changed +1.6%, against +3.7% for the United States.

105,102 housing units were authorised by building permits in the state that year (70,418 single-family); the national total was 1,332,549.

+1.6%Texas index, 1994–1995US +3.7%
105,102housing units permitted in 199570,418 single-family
102 of 113counties with a rising indexmedian county +3.3%
1,332,549units permitted nationally in 1995
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Counties in 1995

Ranked by the county index change from 1994 to 1995 (FHFA annual county index). Permits are units authorised in 1995; per 1,000 uses the vintage 2025 population.

CountyIndex change 1995Units permittedSingle-familyPer 1,000
Hill County+25.0%18180.5
Llano County+21.7%34341.5
Ochiltree County+14.6%770.8
Wilbarger County+12.5%220.2
Bastrop County+11.7%26260.2
Freestone County+11.0%880.4
Medina County+10.8%39390.7
Guadalupe County+10.3%3823821.9
Kerr County+9.9%1071072.0
Andrews County+9.7%330.2
Gillespie County+8.1%54541.9
Hood County+8.1%52520.7
Archer County+7.9%880.9
San Patricio County+7.9%2142143.0
Austin County+7.3%24240.7
Van Zandt County+7.1%23230.3
Cooke County+6.9%42420.9
Fannin County+6.9%36360.9
Kendall County+6.9%1901903.6
Jim Wells County+6.5%21210.5
Potter County+6.4%3903903.4
Parker County+6.2%2052051.1
Cherokee County+6.1%38380.7
Harrison County+5.7%61610.8
McLennan County+5.7%3303301.2
Hopkins County+5.6%39391.0
Wise County+5.6%77770.9
Hays County+5.3%1481480.5
Palo Pinto County+5.3%440.1
Wilson County+5.2%17170.3
Comal County+5.1%8468464.0
Randall County+5.1%61610.4
Chambers County+5.0%1451452.5
Angelina County+4.9%1191191.3
Anderson County+4.8%32320.5
Ward County+4.8%220.2
Bowie County+4.6%1261261.4
Johnson County+4.6%2312311.1
Gregg County+4.5%2022021.6
Henderson County+4.4%99991.1
Cameron County+4.2%1,6421,6423.8
Deaf Smith County+4.1%10100.5
Washington County+4.1%47471.2
Grayson County+3.9%1331330.9
Titus County+3.9%22220.7
Calhoun County+3.8%71713.6
Milam County+3.8%18180.7
Uvalde County+3.8%14140.6
Ector County+3.6%1011010.6
Hale County+3.6%29290.9
Jasper County+3.5%10100.3
Williamson County+3.5%2,8162,8163.7
Wood County+3.5%14140.3
Aransas County+3.3%57572.2
Gray County+3.3%110.0
Tom Green County+3.3%2212211.8
Travis County+3.3%4,4004,4003.2
Victoria County+3.3%1721721.9
Nacogdoches County+3.2%61610.9
Smith County+3.2%2982981.2
Bell County+2.9%1,3251,3253.3
Rusk County+2.8%12120.2
Val Verde County+2.8%1241242.6
Brown County+2.7%22220.6
Taylor County+2.7%2302301.5
Bexar County+2.6%5,1195,1192.4
Burnet County+2.6%2202203.9
Denton County+2.6%3,3853,3853.2
Liberty County+2.6%2102101.7
Matagorda County+2.6%64641.8
Lubbock County+2.5%6036031.8
Nueces County+2.4%7957952.3
El Paso County+2.3%2,2592,2592.6
Hidalgo County+2.3%3,7613,7614.1
Montgomery County+2.3%2,4962,4963.2
Kaufman County+2.0%1601600.8
Moore County+2.0%16160.7
Atascosa County+1.9%45450.8
Erath County+1.9%49491.1
Hardin County+1.9%18180.3
Tarrant County+1.8%6,0046,0042.7
Wichita County+1.7%1991991.5
Dawson County+1.4%550.4
Ellis County+1.4%2492491.0
Galveston County+1.2%1,1531,1533.1
Lamar County+1.2%1341342.6
Brazoria County+1.1%1,2101,2102.9
Cass County+1.1%550.2
Collin County+1.0%5,3865,3864.2
Midland County+1.0%2492491.3
Orange County+1.0%1891892.2
Rockwall County+0.9%2472471.8
Hutchinson County+0.8%330.2
Jefferson County+0.7%3243241.3
Webb County+0.7%8818813.1
Brazos County+0.6%5385382.2
Dallas County+0.6%6,0636,0632.3
Terry County+0.6%660.5
Walker County+0.3%1761762.1
Wharton County+0.3%16160.4
Fort Bend County+0.2%9109100.9
Caldwell County+0.1%45450.8
Kleberg County−0.3%32321.1
Howard County−0.4%20200.7
Harris County−0.7%9,7089,7081.9
Waller County−0.7%17170.2
Coryell County−1.4%2792793.3
Hunt County−1.5%62620.5
Upshur County−1.5%17170.4
Hockley County−4.1%17170.8
Navarro County−4.5%22220.4
Nolan County−8.1%10100.7
Scurry County−8.8%550.3
Bandera County—000.0
Bee County—16160.5
Blanco County—25251.8
Bosque County—12120.6
Brewster County—12121.3
Burleson County—880.4
Callahan County—11110.8
Camp County—880.6
Carson County—220.3
Clay County—10100.9
Colorado County—10100.5
Comanche County—330.2
Dallam County—17172.3
Delta County—881.4
DeWitt County—11110.5
Eastland County—220.1
Falls County—440.2
Fayette County—880.3
Franklin County—16161.5
Gaines County—990.4
Goliad County—000.0
Gonzales County—440.2
Grimes County—770.2
Hamilton County—110.1
Hansford County—000.0
Hartley County—000.0
Hemphill County—110.3
Houston County—16160.7
Jack County—990.9
Jackson County—27271.8
Jones County—220.1
Lamb County—10100.8
Lampasas County—440.2
Lavaca County—880.4
Lee County—220.1
Leon County—000.0
Limestone County—11110.5
Live Oak County—220.2
Lynn County—110.2
McCulloch County—11111.5
Madison County—110.1
Marion County—330.3
Martin County—000.0
Maverick County—1221222.1
Mills County—000.0
Montague County—770.3
Morris County—220.2
Panola County—19190.8
Parmer County—13131.3
Pecos County—880.5
Polk County—16160.3
Rains County—880.6
Robertson County—440.2
Runnels County—220.2
Sabine County—550.5
San Jacinto County—660.2
Shelby County—550.2
Sherman County—000.0
Somervell County—440.4
Starr County—000.0
Stephens County—000.0
Swisher County—220.3
Trinity County—330.2
Tyler County—330.1
Yoakum County—000.0
Young County—220.1

Permits by year, 1995–2025

Housing units authorised in Texas by year0100,000200,000300,0001995: 105,102 units (70,418 single-family, 34,684 in multi-unit buildings)19951996: 118,823 units (83,103 single-family, 35,720 in multi-unit buildings)1997: 125,974 units (82,180 single-family, 43,794 in multi-unit buildings)1998: 156,729 units (99,831 single-family, 56,898 in multi-unit buildings)1999: 146,564 units (101,848 single-family, 44,716 in multi-unit buildings)2000: 141,231 units (108,613 single-family, 32,618 in multi-unit buildings)20002001: 150,342 units (111,915 single-family, 38,427 in multi-unit buildings)2002: 165,027 units (122,623 single-family, 42,404 in multi-unit buildings)2003: 177,194 units (134,197 single-family, 42,997 in multi-unit buildings)2004: 188,842 units (149,056 single-family, 39,786 in multi-unit buildings)2005: 210,611 units (166,178 single-family, 44,433 in multi-unit buildings)20052006: 216,642 units (162,750 single-family, 53,892 in multi-unit buildings)2007: 176,992 units (118,455 single-family, 58,537 in multi-unit buildings)2008: 129,523 units (79,626 single-family, 49,897 in multi-unit buildings)2009: 84,440 units (67,069 single-family, 17,371 in multi-unit buildings)2010: 88,461 units (66,973 single-family, 21,488 in multi-unit buildings)20102011: 97,450 units (65,506 single-family, 31,944 in multi-unit buildings)2012: 135,514 units (79,532 single-family, 55,982 in multi-unit buildings)2013: 147,460 units (90,832 single-family, 56,628 in multi-unit buildings)2014: 166,982 units (99,701 single-family, 67,281 in multi-unit buildings)2015: 175,443 units (105,448 single-family, 69,995 in multi-unit buildings)20152016: 165,853 units (106,511 single-family, 59,342 in multi-unit buildings)2017: 175,112 units (116,766 single-family, 58,346 in multi-unit buildings)2018: 192,878 units (126,048 single-family, 66,830 in multi-unit buildings)2019: 209,895 units (129,094 single-family, 80,801 in multi-unit buildings)2020: 230,503 units (158,242 single-family, 72,261 in multi-unit buildings)20202021: 265,955 units (179,620 single-family, 86,335 in multi-unit buildings)2022: 263,007 units (154,793 single-family, 108,214 in multi-unit buildings)2023: 232,373 units (149,860 single-family, 82,513 in multi-unit buildings)2024: 225,756 units (158,121 single-family, 67,635 in multi-unit buildings)2025: 210,217 units (140,579 single-family, 69,638 in multi-unit buildings)2025

Housing units authorised in Texas by yearsingle-family2+ unit buildings

Source: Federal Housing Finance Agency annual state and county house price indexes (updated March 31, 2026); Census Bureau Building Permits Survey annual state and county files. Public domain. Methodology.