Moving to Texas in 2026

No. Texas has zero state income tax, which can save a family earning $150K over $7,500/year compared to California. However, property taxes average 1.60% — higher than the national average — so factor that into your home purchase.

Frisco, Plano, McKinney, and Round Rock consistently rank among the best for families due to top-rated schools (Frisco ISD, Plano ISD), safe neighborhoods, and abundant parks. Allen and Mansfield are also rising stars in the DFW metro.

Austin is currently in a price correction after years of rapid growth. This actually creates opportunity — prices are more negotiable, inventory is up, and the tech job market remains strong. If you've been priced out before, 2026 may be your window.

Absolutely. We specialize in out-of-state purchases. You can get pre-approved remotely, work with a local agent virtually, and even close without being physically present in many cases. We guide you through every step.

On average, Texas is 30-40% cheaper than California. Housing is the biggest savings — a $600K California home equivalent might cost $300K-$400K in Texas. Add zero income tax and lower grocery/utility costs, and most families save $20K-$40K annually.

Strong across multiple sectors: energy (Houston), tech (Austin/Dallas), healthcare (Houston/San Antonio), manufacturing (statewide), and aerospace (Houston). DFW is one of the fastest-growing job markets in the nation. Remote workers also benefit from lower costs.