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At a glance

Population: 315
Median list price: $382,500
Household income: $96,417
Average commute: 34 min
July high / Jan. low: 94° / 37°
Property tax bill: $1,950

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Market

Edom’s housing market

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

Median list price: $382,500
Price per sq. ft.: $193
Median days on market: 90
Listings with a price cut: 19%

Home prices by ZIP code in Edom

The local market

Buyers have room to negotiate Van Zandt County home market, September 2026 (Realtor.com reports Edom as part of the county)

Median list price: $382,500
Homes for sale: 333
Days on market: 90
Price per sq. ft.: $193
Typical home size: 1,933 sq. ft.
Listings with a price cut: 19%
New listings this month: 52
Under contract: 59

Owning and renting here

Median home value: $212,500
Effective property tax rate: 0.92%
Typical property tax bill: $1,950/yr
Median rent: $1,125/mo
Own their home: 77%

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: 315
Growth in 10 years: +26.5%
Median age: 27.6
Under 18: 39%
65 and older: 24%
People per household: 3.3
Households with kids: 46%
Bachelor’s degree or higher: 20%
Veterans: 10%
Born in Texas: 75%
Moved here from another state last year: 0%
Moved to a new home last year: 3%
No health insurance: 22%

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: $96,417
Below poverty line: 6%
Median home value (owners’ estimate): $212,500
Own their home: 77%
Typical property tax bill: $1,950/yr
Effective property tax rate: 0.92%
Monthly cost with a mortgage: $1,438/mo
Monthly cost, paid off: $645/mo
Typical year homes were built: 1977
Single-family houses: 86%
Apartments and multiplexes: 0%
Mobile homes: 12%
Median rent: $1,125/mo
Homes that are rented: 23%
Rentals sitting empty: 0%
Rent as a share of income: 16%

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: $250+/mo
Typical gas bill: $53/mo
Typical water and sewer bill: $667/yr
Heat with electricity: 55%
Heat with natural gas: 20%
Homes with broadband internet: 91%

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: 34 min
Work from home: 4%
Cars per household: 2.4
Households without a car: 2%
Biggest jobs: Management: 30%
Biggest jobs: Sales and office occupations: 22%
Biggest jobs: Natural resources: 21%
Nearest airport with airline flights: TYR
Nearest major airport: 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: 37°F
Days over 100°F: 14
Days of 90°F or more: 98
Nights at freezing or below: 29
Rain per year: 42.1 in.