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Spring Branch
Ranch houses, new builds, and some of Houston's best Korean food, all close to the Energy Corridor and Uptown.
$430KTypical home value
17 to 18 minTo the Galleria
Spring Branch ISD (verify each address)School district
[~000,000]Residents
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Where to eat in Spring Branch
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The Perfect Saturday in Spring Branch
9 AM
[Coffee][Coffee shop]10:30 AM
[Trails or outdoor activity] [Park or trail, area]1 PM
[Lunch and a stroll] [Shopping area]6 PM
[A game or a show] [Venue, area]Live
What it's like to live here
- Typical homes
- 1950s ranch homes, new construction, and townhomes
- Single-family range
- $85K to $3.7M
- Townhome/condo range
- $50K to $780K
- School district
- Spring Branch ISD (verify each address)
- To the Galleria
- 17 to 18 min
- To the Medical Center
- 25 to 27 min
- To Downtown
- 25 to 25 min, about 18.7 miles
- Flood notes
- Sample address checked was outside the mapped 100-year floodplain; Buttermilk Creek and Spring Branch Creek floodplains run through parts of the area. Verify by address.
- Property tax
- About 2.17% combined rate
Dillon's take
Spring Branch is one of the best values close to Memorial and the Energy Corridor. New construction sits next to original ranch homes, so compare carefully street by street.
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Spring Branch this month
Based on closed HAR MLS sales, 2025-01 to 2026-10. Independently verify before relying on these figures.
$430,000Median sale price
23Median days on market
536Homes for sale
$469,900Typical asking price
Neighborhoods
Subdivisions within Spring Branch
Neighborhoods
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Briargrove A well kept neighborhood between the Galleria and Tanglewood, with big lots and mature trees. View guide →
Briargrove Park / Walnutbend Established, family friendly subdivisions off Westheimer with parks, pools and active civic clubs. View guide →
Briarmeadow / Tanglewilde Quiet streets off Westheimer between the Galleria and Westchase, with townhomes and single family homes. View guide →
Charnwood / Briarbend A small, quiet collection of established streets on the west side with mature trees and larger lots. View guide →
Eldridge North Newer west side subdivisions north of Interstate 10, close to the Energy Corridor and George Bush Park. View guide →
FAQ
Common questions about Spring Branch
Is Spring Branch a good place to live?
Ranch houses, new builds, and some of Houston's best Korean food, all close to the Energy Corridor and Uptown. It fits buyers who want value, space, and a central west side location.
How far is Spring Branch from downtown Houston?
25 to 25 min, about 18.7 miles.
What school district serves Spring Branch?
Spring Branch ISD (verify each address)
Does Spring Branch flood?
Sample address checked was outside the mapped 100-year floodplain; Buttermilk Creek and Spring Branch Creek floodplains run through parts of the area. Verify by address.
