Williamson County
Leander, Texas
Newer homes, LISD demand, and rail access in the north corridor.
Leander is a fast-growing north-corridor city with newer homes, strong Leander ISD demand, and one of the better commuter-rail links outside Austin.
Market Snapshot
Quick Stats
Average Median Price
$445,000
As of Q1 2026
Average Median Rent
$1,800-$2,500
City-level directional range
Population
~87K
City estimate
Housing
Housing Mix
- Large share of newer single-family homes in rapidly expanding suburban neighborhoods.
- Growing mix of townhome and multifamily product near commuter and retail corridors.
- Development pattern is heavily influenced by school boundaries and master-planned growth areas.
Schools
School Districts
Leander ISD
LISD reputation and neighborhood assignment significantly influence buyer behavior.
High Schools
Rouse HS • Glenn HS • Leander HS
District Website →Crime & Safety
Public Data And Research
Leander generally compares well for safety, though rapid-growth areas can show changing patterns over time.
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Research Links
Taxes
Property Tax Rates
City Snapshot
~2.0% – 2.4%
Tax rates vary by parcel, district, and exemptions. Verify current totals for any specific address.
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