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Living in Cypress, Texas

Cypress is the US-290 corridor of northwest Harris County, where Bridgeland, Towne Lake and Marvida account for a large share of the listings and Cypress-Fairbanks ISD serves nearly every address. Texas Premier Realty and Allen Markel are based here, in Cypress, TX 77433.

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Welcome to Cypress

Cypress Creek runs through the area, so flood-zone exposure is a real question here — a meaningful share of listings sit inside a FEMA special flood hazard area, and we mark the zone on every home. Most inventory dates from 2010 onward, with the $300K–$500K band the largest.

This is subdivision-lot territory: most homes sit on conventional lots of well under a quarter acre. New construction is a substantial minority of the listings — roughly a quarter to a third — and the rest is resale, with a median build year in the 2010s. FEMA special flood hazard areas take in a meaningful minority of the listings, and each home shows its zone. Below, the live figures from our MLS feed: what is listed, what it sells for, and how fast.

A Cypress, Texas neighborhoodA home in Cypress, Texas

Why people love living here

What makes Cypress, Cypress

Here's what draws people to Cypress — and keeps them here.

  • Housing Mix

    Cypress listings span a range of price bands, build years and lot sizes; the live figures on this page show the current mix rather than a fixed description.

  • School Zoning

    Attendance zones are set by address, not by city limits. The live school table below lists each campus, its state rating and the homes currently zoned to it.

  • Price per Square Foot

    Price per square foot in Cypress is tracked live from our MLS feed, alongside median sale price, days on market and months of inventory.

  • Subdivisions & HOAs

    Where a Cypress subdivision carries an HOA, the dues and the pools, trails or amenity centers they fund appear on each listing.

  • Houston Access

    Drive times from Cypress to Houston's major job centers are shown on the commute panel of this page.

  • Shopping & Dining

    Grocery, retail and dining locations near Cypress are plotted on the amenity map below.

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Homes for sale in Cypress right now

Pulled live from our own MLS, re-synced from the source every 5 minutes — new listings and price drops land here before the big portals show them. The full local feed, the true days a home's really been on the market, real flood-zone exposure, and the value analysis we build for our clients.

Just Listed — last 3 days

18 homes

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The Cypress real estate market

What the numbers mean

Not just numbers — what they tell you. Median price, how fast homes really sell, where prices are heading, and which neighborhoods are heating up. Live from our MLS feed, with Allen's plain-English read.

$420,000Median sale pricehomes sold, last 6 months
$175Price / sqfthomes sold, last 6 months
1,346Homes for saleright now
4.4Months of inventoryfor sale now vs. last 6 months of sales
Seller's market

Cypress is a seller-leaning market right now — about 4.4 months of inventory, yet roughly 48% of active sellers have already cut their price, so well-prepared buyers still have room to negotiate. The median home sells around $420,000, and the typical listing has truly been on the market about 84 days.

Each figure is compared with the same period last year. Where last year's data isn't in our feed yet, you'll see "—".

$388,640

Median sale

homes sold, last 30 days

-2% YoY

a year ago: $395,500

203

Homes sold

last 30 days

-32% YoY

a year ago: 298

87

Avg days on mkt

homes sold, last 30 days

+18% YoY

a year ago: 74

$165

Price / sqft

homes sold, last 30 days

-2% YoY

a year ago: $168

432

New listings

last 30 days

-18% YoY

a year ago: 530

228

Went pending

last 30 days

-25% YoY

a year ago: 303

These tiles cover the last 30 days. The median sale price at the top covers the last 6 months, and the days-on-market figure in the read above is for homes for sale right now, so the numbers differ.

Cypress-Fairbanks ISD · area schools

Schools in Cypress

Click a school dot for its grades, enrollment, current TEA rating, and the homes for sale zoned to it — or search the list on the left. Shaded areas are the high-school attendance zones.

Click a school — a dot on the map or a name in the list — to see its info card, its zone shaded on the map, and the homes for sale zoned to it. Use the buttons on the left to trim the list: click Elementary, Middle, or High to hide or show that school type, and click a letter grade to hide or show schools with that rating. Where dots sit on top of each other, click the same spot again to step through them.

How this works: each dot is a school in Cypress (location from our schools dataset); ratings are 2025 Texas Education Agency accountability grades. Homes-for-sale counts are live from the AWS MLS feed (active & pending, residential), matched to each school by its zoned-school name. The shaded areas are high-school attendance zones — the only attendance boundaries published for this district.

Ratings = 2025 Texas Education Agency accountability grades (A–F). Newer campuses may be unrated.

Explore the neighborhood

Everything that makes Cypress home

Restaurants, parks, grocery, schools, hospitals and more — mapped across the area. Toggle a category on or off, click any pin for details, and flip on the FEMA flood layer to see exactly where the flood plain sits.

What's nearby

1,036 places mapped across Cypress. Toggle a category on or off.

Amenity categories to show on the map

Amenities mapped near Cypress, Texas: 395 restaurants, 107 parks & trails, 101 gas stations, 96 schools, 89 grocery stores, 69 places of worship, 49 banks, 31 coffee shops, 26 pharmacies, 14 daycares, 12 gyms & fitness, 10 police stations, 9 veterinary, 7 hospitals, 7 emergency rooms, 5 dog parks, 5 post offices, 3 libraries, 1 urgent care.

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Build a home search that excludes — or includes — the flood plain. Your call.

Flood zones affect your insurance cost, not whether a home is a bad buy — and we're the only site that lets you filter them right out of your search (or zero in on them). Two homes on the same street can sit in different zones; we show real exposure on every listing.

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The honest picture

468

Flood claims on record

$28,728,384

Paid out (NFIP)

Across the Cypress ZIP codes, 1994–2024 — real federal flood-insurance history, not a worst-case map. About 293 of those came from Hurricane Harvey alone (2017), a once-in-a-generation storm. Most Cypress homes have never flooded; risk is very address-specific, and we'll walk through any home's exact exposure with you.

Source: FEMA National Flood Insurance Program claims, by Cypress ZIP code.

How far to everything

The real drive from Cypress

No sugar-coating — here's the honest, traffic-aware drive time to Houston's major job centers and airports, averaged across local homes.

39min

Downtown Houston

36min

The Galleria

43min

Bush / IAH Airport

43min

Texas Medical Center

54min

Hobby Airport

Here's the real, traffic-aware drive from Cypress, averaged across Cypress homes (1,246 listings). Your exact commute depends on which part of Cypress you're in and the time of day — we'll show per-home drive times when you tour.

Who lives here

The people of Cypress

A quick demographic snapshot of Cypress, straight from the U.S. Census — population, who owns vs. rents, education, household size and more.

245,842

People

32 census tracts

$344,200

Median home value

owner-occupied

$1,820

Median gross rent

per month

$122,488

Median household income

per household

$49,922

Per-capita income

ACS estimate

35.7

Median age

years

3.17

Avg household size

people

49%

Bachelor's degree+

adults 25+

81%

Own their home

vs. rent

Who owns vs. rents

Source: U.S. Census American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates, 2023, aggregated across the 32 census tracts that make up Cypress. Missing figures are marked "—".

Neighborhoods & communities

Cypress isn't one market
it's dozens

Cypress spans 90+ active communities — each with its own pricing, amenities and feel. Search the list or explore the map — hover either one and the other lights up, with live numbers for that neighborhood.

Layered communities: in Cypress, smaller neighborhoods often sit inside a larger master-planned community — so those homes pay two HOA fees, and the MLS lists both. Where footprints overlap on the map, click the same spot more than once to step through the stacked HOAs (smallest first).

90 of 90 communities

Alder Trls
Amhurst
Avalon At Cypress
Barker Lake
Blackhorse Ranch
Blackhorse Ranch South
Bonaire
Bridge Creek
Bridgeland
Bridgeland Prairieland Village
Bridlecreek
Canyon Lakes West
Canyon Village At Cypress Springs
Coles Crossing
College Park West
Copper Ridge/Indian Trls
Cypress Chase
Cypress Creek Lakes
Cypress Fields
Cypress Lndg East
Cypress Lndg Park
Cypress Mill
Cypress Mill Park
Cypress Oaks
Cypress Oaks North
Cypress Point
Cypress Ridge
Cypress Springs
Del Webb Bridgeland
Dunham Pointe
Dunham Pointe - Select Collection
Enchanted Valley
Fairfield
Fairfield Garden Grove
Fairfield Inwood Park
Fairfield Village North
Fairfield Village South
Fairfield Village West
Fairwood
Falls At Dry Creek
Falls/Dry Creek
First Bend
Gates At Canyon Lakes West
Gates/Canyon Lakes West
Grand Mason
Grant Meadows
Hayden Lakes
Lakes At Northpointe
Lakes Of Fairhaven
Lakes Of Rosehill
Lakes/Northpointe
Lakewood Forest
Lakewood Glen
Lakewood Oaks Estates
Lancaster
Lone Oak Village
Longwood Village
Marks Glen U/R
Marvida
Mason Woods
Mirabella
Miramesa
Northlake Forest
Oakcrest North
Pine Creek At Canyon Lakes West
Pine Creek/Canyon Lakes West
Quail Forest
Ravensway
Ravensway Lake
Ravensway South
Reserve At Cypress Creek
Rock Creek
Saracen Park
Shores
Stable Gate
Stablewood Farms
Stablewood Farms North
Sydney Harbour
Telge Ranch
Tower Oaks Plaza
Towne Lake
Towne Lakes
Trails Fairfield
Village Of Indian Trails
Villages Of Cypress Lakes
Villages/Cypress Lakes
Western Trails
Westgate
Wildwood/Oakcrest North
Yaupon Ranch

How this works: footprints are the convex hull of each community's listings over the last five years (active plus sold) — a denser, more representative outline from our own data, but still an approximation, not a surveyed HOA boundary. Numbers (active, pending, avg price, new-30d) are live from the AWS MLS feed for Cypress, residential for-sale only. 90 communities with 3+ active listings shown.

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Cypress, Texas: common questions

Straight answers to what buyers and sellers ask most about Cypress — woven with live market data.

What is the housing market like in Cypress?
The Cypress market is measured live on this page: median sale price, price per square foot, days on market, months of inventory and the number of homes for sale all refresh from our MLS feed.
What school district serves Cypress?
Most of Cypress is served by Cypress-Fairbanks ISD. Zoning is address-specific, so confirm the campuses for the exact home — the school table above is live from the MLS.
What are the main neighborhoods in Cypress?
Cypress spans 90+ active communities, each with its own pricing and housing stock. Browse the community list above to search by neighborhood.
How much do homes cost in Cypress?
The current median sale price is $420,000, with 1,346 homes for sale right now. The figures above update live from our MLS feed.
Is now a good time to buy or sell in Cypress?
Cypress is currently a seller's market with about 4.4 months of inventory. The market-pulse numbers above tell the real-time story.
Does Cypress flood?
Some of Cypress sits in FEMA flood zones. Risk is very address-specific — two homes on the same street can differ. We show real flood-zone exposure on every listing, so you go in with eyes open.

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Questions about Cypress

Property Taxes & Exemptions

  • How much are property taxes in Cypress, TX?

    The median total property-tax rate on Cypress homes for sale is 2.63% of taxable value, measured on the 1,055 of 1,326 active listings where we hold a complete 2025 tax stack. On a $421,000 home that is about $11,060 a year before exemptions, or roughly $922 a month. The range is wide, from about 2.00% for homes with no municipal utility district (MUD) line to 3.34% for the highest-rate subdivisions, and the MUD line is the main reason. Rates shown are 2025; 2026 rates are adopted this fall.

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  • How much of a Cypress tax bill is MUD, school, county and flood-control tax?

    For a typical Cypress home in Cypress-Fairbanks ISD with a MUD, the 2025 rate stack is about 2.66% in total. School tax is the largest piece at $1.0669 per $100 (40% of the total), the MUD is next at a median $0.82 (31%), county-level units add about $0.63 (24%, including $0.04966 for flood control), and Lone Star College plus an emergency services district add about $0.14 (5%). On a $421,000 home that is roughly $4,490 school, $3,450 MUD, $2,650 county units and $610 other.

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  • What does it cost per month to own a house in Cypress, taxes and HOA included?

    There is no single monthly number for Cypress, because taxes and MUD lines differ by address. As an illustration, at the $421,000 six-month median sale price with 20% down and a 7.03% 30-year rate (Freddie Mac, September 24, 2026), principal and interest is about $2,248 a month. Adding property tax at the 2.63% median rate as of September 25, 2026 (about $922 a month) and HOA dues at the $1,200 median (about $100 a month) gives roughly $3,270 before insurance. For a specific home, use the Home Report.

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  • Is Cypress in Harris County, and why does the county matter to my tax bill?

    Yes. 1,325 of 1,326 active Cypress listings are in Harris County, and the county drives a large part of the bill. Harris County, its hospital district, flood control district, port authority and department of education together charge $0.628928 per $100 of value, about 24% of the total rate on a typical Cypress home, or $2,648 a year on $421,000. The Harris Central Appraisal District sets the values, and the Harris County Tax Office collects the tax.

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  • Which Cypress subdivisions have the lowest and highest total tax rates?

    Among Cypress subdivisions with at least five active listings and a complete 2025 tax stack, the lowest median total rates are Lakes of Fairhaven at 2.00% (no MUD line), Cypress Chase at 2.17% and Coles Crossing at 2.18%. The highest are Avalon at Cypress and Bridge Creek at 3.34%, Marvida at 3.24% and Bridgeland at 3.23%. On a $421,000 home, the difference between 2.00% and 3.34% is about $5,640 a year, and the gap comes almost entirely from the MUD line.

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HOAs, MUDs & PIDs

  • Which MUDs serve Cypress and how do their tax rates compare?

    Cypress homes for sale sit in dozens of districts, and the ten most common combinations range from $0.37 to $1.50 per $100 of value. The most common single district is Harris County MUD 165 at $0.82 (108 homes). Combinations that add a water district or development area run higher, such as MUD 490 plus WCID 158 at $1.50 (89 homes), which puts the total rate at 3.23%. Lower lines include MUD 354 plus WCID 155 at $0.37 and Cypress Hill MUD 1 at $0.51. On $421,000, each $0.10 of MUD rate is $421 a year.

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  • How much are HOA fees in Cypress?

    Nearly every Cypress listing carries HOA dues: 1,276 of 1,326 active homes (96%) show a fee, and the median is $1,200 a year, about $100 a month. The middle half of homes falls between $850 and $1,400 a year. Some subdivisions differ: Bridgeland's median is $1,400 a year, Towne Lake's is $2,184 and Mason Woods' is $850. Dues appear on the listing as entered by the listing agent, so confirm the amount, what it covers and any transfer or capital fees with the association.

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  • What is a PID and do any Cypress neighborhoods have one?

    A public improvement district (PID) is a special area where the city or county levies assessments on property owners to pay for improvements such as roads, water lines or landscaping, under Texas Local Government Code chapter 372. In our certified 2025 tax data, none of the 1,055 Cypress listings with a complete stack shows a PID line. A PID assessment can be billed separately from the ad valorem tax bill, so the seller's notice and the tax office record are the checks.

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Flood & Insurance

  • Does Cypress flood?

    Parts of Cypress are in a mapped FEMA flood hazard area and parts are not. Checking the location of every active Cypress listing against the FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer, 205 of 1,326 homes for sale (15.5%) fall inside a Special Flood Hazard Area (zone AE), where flood insurance is required with a federally backed mortgage. The other 1,121 (84.5%) map to zone X. Zone X means lower mapped risk, not no risk, and two homes on one street can differ. Check the exact address.

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  • Do I need flood insurance in Cypress if my house is outside the mapped floodplain?

    Federal rules require flood insurance when a federally backed or regulated lender finances a home inside a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area. Outside it, the requirement is usually the lender's choice, so many Cypress buyers are not required to carry it. In our data 84.5% of active Cypress listings (1,121 of 1,326) map to zone X, outside the mapped floodplain, and 15.5% (205) sit in zone AE. Not required is not the same as not needed, so get a quote on the address during the option period.

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  • How do I check the flood zone of a specific Cypress address?

    Enter the address in the FEMA Map Service Center flood map search at msc.fema.gov, which returns the flood zone, panel number and effective date. Each listing on this site also shows the FEMA zone. In our data, 205 of 1,326 active Cypress homes (15.5%) are in zone AE, a Special Flood Hazard Area, and 1,121 are in zone X. Then ask the seller for the flood answers on the disclosure notice, and get an insurance quote before the option period ends.

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  • What does the Harris County Flood Control District add to a Cypress tax bill?

    The Harris County Flood Control District (HCFCD) charged $0.04966 per $100 of taxable value for 2025, which is about $209 a year on a $421,000 Cypress home, or 1.9% of the total rate. The rate was $0.03105 in 2023 and $0.04897 in 2024, so it is up 60% in two years. The line appears on all 1,055 complete Cypress stacks we checked, and it funds the district's channels, detention basins, and flood damage reduction projects.

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Market Updates & Home Values

  • What is the median home price in Cypress right now?

    The median sale price of Cypress homes that closed in the last six months (March 25 to September 25, 2026) is $420,860, based on 1,919 sales, or about $170 per square foot. The last full month, August 2026, had 257 sales and a $421,000 median. Over the last 12 months the median was $411,665 on 3,592 sales. A typical sale closes near 97.8% of list price. The median for homes now on the market is higher for new construction, at a $515,000 list price versus $429,000 for resale.

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  • Are home prices in Cypress going up or down?

    Flat to slightly down. The median sale price for the last 12 months is $411,665, which is 2.0% below the $420,000 median for the 12 months before it, while median price per square foot has held near $170 all year. Sales volume also fell, from 3,857 closed sales to 3,592 (down 6.9%). Half of the 1,331 active listings have been on the market more than 60 days, and 49% have had a price cut. The quarterly median has moved in a band between $400,000 and $427,055 for two years.

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  • How long does a house take to sell in Cypress?

    Half of the Cypress homes that sold in the last 12 months went under contract within 33 days of listing, and 48% did so within 30 days. About 68% sold within 60 days and 19% took more than 90. Measured to the closing date rather than the contract, the median in August 2026 was 71 days. Right now 1,331 homes are active, with a median listing age of 45 days and about 4.2 months of inventory, and a home closes at a median 97.8% of list price.

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  • How many homes are for sale in Cypress and in which price bands?

    About 1,330 homes are for sale in Cypress. By list price, 125 are under $300,000, 665 are from $300,000 to $500,000, 344 are from $500,000 to $750,000 and 197 are above $750,000, so half of all listings sit in the $300,000 to $500,000 band. By type, 1,287 are detached houses, 35 townhouses, 5 condominiums and 1 duplex. By bedrooms, 697 have four bedrooms and 269 have five or more. New construction is 385 listings, or 29%.

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Schools & Education

  • How do I find which school a Cypress address is zoned to?

    Use the school district's own address lookup, then confirm by phone before you write an offer. For Cy-Fair ISD that is the district's 'Find your Zoned School' tool, and the district lists (281) 897-4013 and (281) 517-2187 for clarification. We hold the district's official 2025-2026 zone maps for 57 elementary, 20 middle and 12 high school zones, and show the zoned campus on our listing pages. Zones can change as a district grows, so verify the current assignment for the exact address.

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New Construction

  • Which builders are selling new homes in Cypress right now?

    Of the 1,326 homes now listed in Cypress, 385 (29%) are new construction. The builders with the most active Cypress listings are David Weekley Homes (60), Taylor Morrison (57), Perry Homes (39), Tri Pointe Homes (29), Coventry Homes (28) and Highland Homes (23). New homes list at a median $515,000 against $429,000 for resale, or about $202 per square foot against $165. Counts change hourly, and builder pricing and incentives are set by the builder, so check the builder's current offer.

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Neighborhoods & Places

  • How long is the commute from Cypress to downtown Houston?

    Modeled drive time from a Cypress home to downtown Houston averages 39 minutes off-peak and about 44 minutes at the evening rush, based on 1,276 active Cypress listings. To the Galleria it is 36 and 41 minutes, to Bush/IAH 43 and 48, to the Texas Medical Center 43 and 48, and to Hobby Airport 54 and 61. Drive times vary by street and by hour.

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  • Cypress vs Katy: how do taxes, HOA dues and prices compare?

    Cypress homes cost more and carry a higher tax rate. The six-month median sale price is $420,860 in Cypress and $350,000 in Katy, or about $170 versus $160 per square foot. The median total tax rate on active listings is 2.63% in Cypress and 2.40% in Katy, and median HOA dues are nearly the same at about $1,200 and $1,195 a year. Katy has more homes for sale (2,633 vs 1,326), and a smaller share in a FEMA flood zone, 6.4% versus 15.5%.

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  • How many parks, grocery stores and hospitals are in Cypress?

    Within the area covered by Cypress listings (roughly 14 by 15 miles), our place data lists 107 parks, 89 grocery stores and 7 hospitals, plus 7 emergency rooms, 26 pharmacies, 3 libraries, 49 banks, 395 restaurants and 101 gas stations. These are counts of places in the map area, not city-limits counts, and they do not measure quality or distance from any one home. Check the distance from a specific address.

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Inventory & Pace

  • How fast are homes going under contract in Cypress?

    In the 30 days to September 30, 2026, 493 homes were newly listed in Cypress, 221 went under contract and 199 closed. In the last 7 days the counts were 106 new listings, 54 contracts and 38 closings. That is fewer homes going under contract than coming on the market: 0.45 contracts for every new listing over the month.

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  • How common are price cuts in Cypress?

    About 49% of the 1,344 homes for sale in Cypress right now have had at least one price cut. Across the last 12 months the monthly share of sellers who cut ran from 40% to 54%, and 18% to 32% relisted to reset the clock.

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  • Is Cypress a buyer's market or a seller's market?

    By months of inventory, Cypress is a seller's market right now: 4.3 months of supply, with 1,342 homes for sale against 1,964 sales in the last six months. Demand still outpaces supply; sharp pricing and presentation win quickly. Conditions differ by price band and area, so use this as context, not a rule.

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  • How many homes sell in Cypress each month?

    About 3,647 homes closed in Cypress in the 12 months to August 2026, an average of 304 a month, with 378 in December the busiest month and 205 in January the quietest. That is 5% fewer than the 3,844 sales in the 12 months before.

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Prices & Trends

  • Which price ranges sell the most homes in Cypress?

    Of the 3,647 homes that closed in Cypress in the 12 months to August 2026, the most sales were in the $250K to $500K range: 2,239, or 61%. Under $250K had 191, $500K to $1M had 1,069, $1M+ had 148.

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  • What is the price per square foot for homes in Cypress?

    Homes that sold in Cypress in the last six months went for a median of $175 per square foot. Over the last 12 months the monthly figure ran from $163 to $173, and August was $170 against $173 in the same month a year earlier.

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Homes for sale

  • How many bedrooms do homes for sale in Cypress have?

    Of the homes for sale in Cypress, the largest group has 4 bedrooms (700 of 1,342). The full split is 16 with 2, 355 with 3, 700 with 4, 271 with 5+ bedrooms.

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  • Which subdivisions in Cypress have the most homes for sale?

    The subdivisions with the most homes for sale in Cypress right now are Bridgeland (332), Marvida (79), Towne Lake (68), Dunham Pointe (39), Mason Woods (37), followed by Avalon At Cypress, Cypress Creek Lakes, Bridgeland Prairieland Village. We track 92 named subdivisions with active listings.

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  • What kind of homes can you buy in Cypress at different price points?

    In Cypress, homes for sale in the Under $250K band have a median size of 1,386 square feet and are 33 years old at the median, while homes in the $1M+ band run 5,127 square feet at 6 years. Each price band tells a different story about size and age.

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  • How many homes are for sale in Cypress between $300,000 and $500,000?

    673 of the 1,342 homes for sale in Cypress are listed between $300,000 and $500,000, as of September 30, 2026. Counts change daily as homes list and go under contract. Source: our listing data.

  • How many homes are for sale in Cypress between $500,000 and $750,000?

    345 of the 1,342 homes for sale in Cypress are listed between $500,000 and $750,000, as of September 30, 2026. Counts change daily as homes list and go under contract. Source: our listing data.

  • How many homes are for sale in Cypress for $750,000 or more?

    196 of the 1,342 homes for sale in Cypress are listed for $750,000 or more, as of September 30, 2026. Counts change daily as homes list and go under contract. Source: our listing data.

  • How many homes are for sale in Cypress for under $300,000?

    130 of the 1,342 homes for sale in Cypress are listed for under $300,000, as of September 30, 2026. Counts change daily as homes list and go under contract. Source: our listing data.

Comparisons

  • How does Cypress rank among Houston-area communities on price, supply and pace?

    Among 39 Houston-area communities with enough sales to compare, Cypress ranks 4 of 39 on median sale price, last 6 months; 7 of 39 on median price per square foot, last 6 months; 30 of 39 on months of inventory. A rank of 1 means the highest value in the group, which does not mean better. The table shows every measure.

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  • How does Cypress compare with Harris County as a whole?

    Cypress's median sale price of $420,000 over the last six months is above the $320,000 for Harris County as a whole (+31%). Months of inventory are 4.3 in Cypress against 5.1 countywide. Cypress addresses can also fall partly in other counties, so the county figure is a reference point, not a like-for-like comparison.

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Places nearby

  • How many coffee shops are in Cypress?

    Our map data for the Cypress area lists 31 coffee shops. Counts are places mapped inside the area we outline for the community, so they include places near its edges and will not match a city boundary exactly. Source: our map data.

  • How many gyms are in Cypress?

    Our map data for the Cypress area lists 12 gyms. Counts are places mapped inside the area we outline for the community, so they include places near its edges and will not match a city boundary exactly. Source: our map data.

  • How many hospitals are in Cypress?

    Our map data for the Cypress area lists 7 hospitals. Counts are places mapped inside the area we outline for the community, so they include places near its edges and will not match a city boundary exactly. Source: our map data.

  • How many libraries are in Cypress?

    Our map data for the Cypress area lists 3 libraries. Counts are places mapped inside the area we outline for the community, so they include places near its edges and will not match a city boundary exactly. Source: our map data.

  • How many pharmacies are in Cypress?

    Our map data for the Cypress area lists 26 pharmacies. Counts are places mapped inside the area we outline for the community, so they include places near its edges and will not match a city boundary exactly. Source: our map data.

  • How many restaurants are in Cypress?

    Our map data for the Cypress area lists 392 restaurants. Counts are places mapped inside the area we outline for the community, so they include places near its edges and will not match a city boundary exactly. Source: our map data.

  • How many urgent care clinics are in Cypress?

    Our map data for the Cypress area lists 1 urgent care clinic. Counts are places mapped inside the area we outline for the community, so they include places near its edges and will not match a city boundary exactly. Source: our map data.

  • How many veterinary clinics are in Cypress?

    Our map data for the Cypress area lists 9 veterinary clinics. Counts are places mapped inside the area we outline for the community, so they include places near its edges and will not match a city boundary exactly. Source: our map data.

Parks and recreation

  • How many dog parks are in Cypress?

    Our map data for the Cypress area lists 5 dog parks. Counts are places mapped inside the area we outline for the community, so they include places near its edges and will not match a city boundary exactly. Source: our map data.

  • How many parks are in Cypress?

    Our map data for the Cypress area lists 106 parks. Counts are places mapped inside the area we outline for the community, so they include places near its edges and will not match a city boundary exactly. Source: our map data.

New construction

  • How many home builders are selling in Cypress?

    6 home builders have homes for sale in Cypress right now, with 234 active listings between them. The builder for a specific home is on its listing. Source: our listing data, as of September 30, 2026.

HOAs

  • How many HOAs are in Cypress?

    Our HOA map for Cypress groups homes into 92 named subdivisions or associations. Not every home has an HOA, and dues and rules differ, so ask for the HOA documents for a specific home. Source: our listing data, as of September 30, 2026.

Schools

  • How many schools are in Cypress?

    Our school map for the Cypress area shows 38 campuses: 22 elementary, 9 middle, 6 high, 1 intermediate. Which campus serves a home depends on the address. Source: TEA campus locations.

Neighborhoods

  • How many subdivisions are in Cypress?

    We list 92 named subdivisions with active listings in Cypress, out of 1,209 homes for sale in the area. Each subdivision name on the community page links to a search for that subdivision. Source: our listing data, as of September 30, 2026.

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