Which communities in Fort Bend County have the highest and lowest median home prices?
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Short answer
Among communities assigned to Fort Bend County (a few also reach into neighboring counties) with at least 60 closed sales in the last 12 months, the highest median sale prices in the last six months are Sugar Land ($460,000), Fulshear ($450,000), Missouri City ($388,000) and the lowest are Beasley ($293,990), Fresno ($298,000), Needville ($299,245).
Median sale price by community
Median sale price, last six months, by community: Sugar Land $460,000, Fulshear $450,000, Missouri City $388,000, Richmond $375,500, Rosenberg $348,000, Brookshire $300,000, Rosharon $300,000, Needville $299,245, Fresno $298,000, Beasley $293,990.
What the range does and does not show
Communities with few sales are left out because a handful of sales does not make a reliable median. Price differences between communities also reflect home size, age and lot, not only location. Every buyer and seller in Fort Bend County is weighing a different set of trade-offs, and waiting to decide is often the costliest choice. For comparing communities in Fort Bend County, talk to us to find the right option for your circumstances.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Sugar Land | $460,000 (1,345 sales in 12 months) |
| Fulshear | $450,000 (1,809 sales in 12 months) |
| Missouri City | $388,000 (1,476 sales in 12 months) |
| Richmond | $375,500 (2,910 sales in 12 months) |
| Rosenberg | $348,000 (1,035 sales in 12 months) |
| Brookshire | $300,000 (446 sales in 12 months) |
| Rosharon | $300,000 (786 sales in 12 months) |
| Needville | $299,245 (224 sales in 12 months) |
| Fresno | $298,000 (247 sales in 12 months) |
| Beasley | $293,990 (179 sales in 12 months) |
Common follow-up questions
Why are some communities missing?
Communities with fewer than 60 closed sales in 12 months are left out because their medians are unreliable.
Is the median for the county the same as the average of these?
No. The county median covers every sale in the county, so it is weighted toward the busiest communities.
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Related questions
What is the median home price in Fort Bend County?
Homes that sold in Fort Bend County over the last six months had a median sale price of $389,900, about $170 per square foot, on 6,535 closed sales.
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For Fort Bend County, the answer is mixed. In 5 of the last 12 months the median sale price was above the same month a year earlier, and in 7 it was below.
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Fort Bend County has 5,329 homes for sale right now, which is about 5.1 months of supply at the recent pace of sales.
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By months of inventory, Fort Bend County is a balanced market right now: 5.1 months of supply, with 5,329 homes for sale against 6,535 sales in the last six months.
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About 11,826 homes closed in Fort Bend County in the 12 months to August 2026, an average of 986 a month, with 1,225 in June the busiest month and 667 in January the quietest.
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