Quinlan, Texas · InTexas.com

Quinlan is a city in Hunt County in the Prairies and Lakes region of Texas. Find homes for sale, things to do, local businesses and tips from people who live here.

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At a glance

Population: 1,618
Median list price: $321,000
Household income: $44,563
Average commute: 37 min
July high / Jan. low: 94° / 34°
Property tax bill: $2,100

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Market

Quinlan’s housing market

Realtor.com, September 2026. Listing prices, not sale prices.

Median list price: $321,000
Price per sq. ft.: $210
Median days on market: 75
Listings with a price cut: 21%

Home prices by ZIP code in Quinlan

The local market

A steady market Quinlan home market, September 2026

Median list price: $321,000
Homes for sale: 110
Days on market: 75
Price per sq. ft.: $210
Typical home size: 1,624 sq. ft.
Listings with a price cut: 21%
New listings this month: 24
Under contract: 14

Across Hunt County: median list price $299,000, 781 homes for sale, 74 days on market.

Owning and renting here

Median home value: $193,800
Effective property tax rate: 1.08%
Typical property tax bill: $2,100/yr
Median rent: $1,162/mo
Own their home: 59%

Census estimates of what residents report. More in By the Numbers. See all the numbers

Market numbers: Realtor.com Economic Research, September 2026. Listing prices, not sale prices.

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Population: 1,618
Growth in 10 years: 0.0%
Median age: 35.0
Under 18: 30%
65 and older: 16%
People per household: 2.7
Households with kids: 34%
Bachelor’s degree or higher: 15%
Veterans: 9%
Born in Texas: 68%
Moved here from another state last year: 0%
Moved to a new home last year: 13%
No health insurance: 15%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2020–2024. For small towns these are survey estimates and can be off by a fair amount.

Median household income: $44,563
Below poverty line: 10%
Median home value (owners’ estimate): $193,800
Own their home: 59%
Typical property tax bill: $2,100/yr
Effective property tax rate: 1.08%
Monthly cost with a mortgage: $1,661/mo
Monthly cost, paid off: $701/mo
Typical year homes were built: 1984
Single-family houses: 62%
Apartments and multiplexes: 25%
Mobile homes: 13%
Median rent: $1,162/mo
Rent, 1 bedroom: $733/mo
Rent, 2 bedrooms: $983/mo
Homes that are rented: 41%
Rentals sitting empty: 17%
Rent as a share of income: 40%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2020–2024. For small towns these are survey estimates and can be off by a fair amount.

Typical electric bill: $209/mo
Typical gas bill: $44/mo
Typical water and sewer bill: $843/yr
Heat with electricity: 69%
Heat with natural gas: 29%
Homes with broadband internet: 88%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2020–2024. For small towns these are survey estimates and can be off by a fair amount.

Average commute: 37 min
Work from home: 9%
Cars per household: 1.8
Households without a car: 5%
Biggest jobs: Management: 28%
Biggest jobs: Sales and office occupations: 23%
Biggest jobs: Production: 22%
Nearest airport with airline flights: DAL

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2020–2024. For small towns these are survey estimates and can be off by a fair amount. Distances are straight-line miles between town centers. Airports: OurAirports.

July average high: 94°F
January average low: 34°F
Days over 100°F: 16
Days of 90°F or more: 91
Nights at freezing or below: 46
Rain per year: 44.2 in.