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How much are HOA fees in Houston?

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Short answer

The median HOA fee among Houston listings that show one is $515 / annually, about $43 a month. Fees vary a lot by subdivision, and some homes have no HOA at all, so the fee for a specific home is on its listing and in its HOA documents.

What the median HOA fee is

Across Houston listings that report association dues, the median is $515 / annually. That works out to about $43 a month, before any special assessments or transfer fees the HOA may charge at closing. We have grouped homes into 1,195 named subdivisions or associations with at least three listings; the ones with the most listings are Oak Forest, Houston Heights, Westbury, Summerwood, Meyerland, Wayside Village.

What to check before you buy

What the fee covers varies: some pay for common areas and a pool, others include services. Ask for the HOA documents early, compare the fee with what you get, and remember that a lower fee is not automatically a better deal. Every buyer and seller in Houston is weighing a different set of trade-offs, and waiting to decide is often the costliest choice. For a specific subdivision in Houston, talk to us to find the right option for your circumstances.

Houston HOA dues on active listings
MeasureValue
Median HOA dues among listings that report them$515 / annually
Median, per month$43
Amenities commonly listed with HOAs herecommunity pool, curbs, gutters, clubhouse
Named subdivisions or associations with 3+ listings1,195
Sources: Allen Markel's listing database (AM MLS), as shown on the community page. Data refreshed 2026-09-30. (data as of September 30, 2026)

Common follow-up questions

Does every home in the area have an HOA?

No. Many listings show no association fee; check the listing and the deed restrictions for the specific home.

Are there costs beyond the regular fee?

Often: transfer fees, resale certificates and, sometimes, special assessments. Ask for the HOA documents.

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