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How much are HOA fees in Rosharon?

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Short answer

The median HOA fee among Rosharon listings that show one is $900 / annually, about $75 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 Rosharon listings that report association dues, the median is $900 / annually. That works out to about $75 a month, before any special assessments or transfer fees the HOA may charge at closing. We have grouped homes into 26 named subdivisions or associations with at least three listings; the ones with the most listings are Sierra Vista, Sierra Vista West, Glendale Lakes, Creekhaven, Meridiana, Sterling Lakes At Iowa Colony.

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. Numbers like these describe the whole of Rosharon, not one street or one home, and real estate decisions are rarely a straight line. For a specific subdivision in Rosharon, talk to us to find the right option for your circumstances.

Rosharon HOA dues on active listings
MeasureValue
Median HOA dues among listings that report them$900 / annually
Median, per month$75
Amenities commonly listed with HOAs herecommunity pool, master planned community, curbs, gutters
Named subdivisions or associations with 3+ listings26
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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