2019 Suburbs with the Lowest Cost of Living in TexasAbout this List

Heidelberg

• Town in Texas
• 3 reviews

• B-

• C

• A+

• 1,628 Population

Las Lomas

• Town in Texas

• C

• C+

• A+

• 2,843 Population

Muniz

• Town in Texas

• C-

• C-

• A+

• 1,559 Population

South Alamo

• Town in Texas
• 13 reviews

• C

• C

• A+

• 3,430 Population

Agua Dulce

• Town in Texas
• 5 reviews

Current Resident: I love Agua Dulce because of the diversity inside this little, tiny community and the amazing people that are very friendly and make the environment comfortable. The job opportunities in this place are diverse for teenagers looking to make some money and quite often the work places here are very stress free and very safe to be in. Live by here is quite affordable and meets an affordable price range for buying necessities (like food and such) and personal consumerism (technology, entertainment and etc.,) and also has very nice restaurants to go out with peers to hang out. Overall, this place is great and meets all standards for living here comfortably.
Read 5 Reviews

• B-

• C+

• A

• 3,212 Population

Seth Ward

• Town in Texas
• 3 reviews

• B-

• B-

• A

• 1,765 Population

San Carlos

• Town in Texas
• 2 reviews

Niche User: It's a nice neighborhood and peaceful place where u can have fun
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• C

• B-

• A

• 3,011 Population

Tornillo

• Town in Texas
• 3 reviews

Current Resident: This is my hometown. I love living here! The community is great. I would change the business. There isn't much stores or places to shop for utilities.
Read 3 Reviews

• C+

• C-

• A

• 1,120 Population

Progreso

• Town in Texas
• 2 reviews

• C+

• C

• A

• 5,867 Population

Kermit

• Town in Texas
• 7 reviews

Current Resident: I am 18 years old and I have lived in Kermit my whole life. Kermit is a very good family town everyone knows everyone and it is wonderful. I will say there are not very many job opportunities here and not very many companies in the first place. Kermit ISD is a very great school, sports are really amazing. Overall Kermit is really a great place to live even though it is super small.
Read 7 Reviews

• B+

• C

• A

• 6,405 Population

La Blanca

• Town in Texas
• 3 reviews

Current Resident: This town is a small but friendly neighborhood. It has people that are nice and the night time is calm and quite. Everyone pretty much knows each other and respects one another. I like this town because of its calmness and peaceful environment. Its small but definitely worth it.
Read 3 Reviews

• C+

• C+

• A

• 2,284 Population

Patton Village

• Suburb of Houston, TX
• 3 reviews

Niche User: We have quick reply time due to a minimal crime.
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• B-

• C+

• A

• 1,459 Population

Olmito

• Town in Texas
• 7 reviews

Current Resident: Very quiet neighborhood, no crime in the area. Everybody talks to each other and everyone is so nice and inviting. Everyone always invites each other for a dinner or a cookout. The community is very nice and quiet.
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• B

• A-

• A

• 1,314 Population

Perezville

• Town in Texas
• 10 reviews

Niche User: Within this area i can say that their is a great amount of maturity. The streets are usually calm because of the fact that many kids can play around with no worries at all. It fills my heart with joy to be able to be a part of this community.
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• B

• C+

• A

• 4,242 Population

La Villa

• Town in Texas
• 5 reviews

Current Resident: I have lived in this small rural town for about 9-10 years and it has been very pleasant to be there. The town consist of two corner stores, one small restaurant, a decent sized park, an elementary, middle, and early college high school, and a detention center next to the elementary (don't worry is it the place is closely monitored 24/7). The community always has something going on for holidays and there are clubs where little kids can participate in sports. Admittedly, I had only attended school there from 3rd to the first semester of 7th grade before I transferred over to Weslaco so I can't say a lot about the education system now. However, when I was there, the public school really seemed to be lagging behind. For being one of the top students there, transferring over gave me a rude awakening on how behind I actually was. That is the only complaint I have with the town but things could have changed since I have last attended school there.
Read 5 Reviews

• C

• C-

• A

• 2,587 Population

Floydada

• Town in Texas
• 11 reviews

Current Resident: I have had a plenty of time to experience Floydada, as it is where I have been raised. It is a very good community who is close and friendly. As a result of being a small town it is easy to connect with neighbors and other within the community. The cost of living is also very affordable and job opportunities are easy to find. Being a rural community in West Texas, farmers are always in search of hiring farm hand to help raise and harvest crops. Living in Floydada made me feel same as the crime rate is low. The only thing i would change is the business industry. We lack a variety of options to shop and eat.
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• B

• C+

• A

• 2,807 Population

Santa Rosa

• Town in Texas
• 17 reviews

Niche User: Santa Rosa is all about our basketball team. I love this town I am a High School senior and will leave in 2 months this is one thing I am applying for. Small town and people know who is who and what others do. This town is the best in my opinion. This is my last time for band with marching season it was an amazing experience
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• C

• C+

• A

• 2,843 Population

Fabens

• Town in Texas
• 3 reviews

Current Resident: Fabens is a small town. The community comes together when local families are in need. Kids actually play outside, ride their bikes, and go to the playgrounds at the parks.
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• C+

• B-

• A

• 6,203 Population

Rio Grande City

• Town in Texas
• 36 reviews

Current Resident: Rio Grande City is a nice city to live in the schools and the teachers are really good here especially the math teachers at Early College High School are excellent, and also the consolers there as well. They have a lot of restaurants, the environment there is great not many job opportunities there but it’s also no hard to get a job there mostly a bunch of businesses. Also, the community likes to get involved in a lot of ways to help out the city so that’s a huge plus if you would want to participate in some community action stuff.
Read 36 Reviews

• B-

• C+

• A

• 14,310 Population

Post

• Town in Texas
• 6 reviews

Current Resident: Post, Texas is a small town which has a very tight-knit community. Majority of the people within Post know each other and respect one another greatly. The overall community of Post is very family friendly and most people that leave Post come back. It is a town that people love due to the homey feeling it has. The schools within Post have high success rates and allow students to achieve great things after graduating. Overall, Post is a great community in which I am happy to be apart of.
Read 6 Reviews

• B-

• C

• A

• 5,568 Population

McKinney Acres

• Town in Texas

• B

• B

• A

• 1,033 Population

Doolittle

• Town in Texas
• 1 review

• C+

• C+

• A

• 3,447 Population

César Chávez

• Town in Texas
• 4 reviews

Niche User: I have family scattered around the United States so of course I have been there to visit them. However, nothing compares to the my hometown. A lot of people think it is a little town in South Texas in the middle of nowhere. But, it is actually expanding majorly and we have one of the best universities within our not so small city. If it were not for the fact that I will attend my dream college this fall, I would never leave. I hope to one day finish graduate school and give back to the community who shaped me and gave me the qualities I possess today.
Read 4 Reviews

• B-

• C+

• A

• 1,442 Population

Combes

• Town in Texas

• B

• B-

• A

• 3,048 Population

Monahans

• Town in Texas
• 22 reviews

Current Resident: I have lived in Monahans most of my life. My favorite thing is the small town atmosphere. Our school system is top-notch and many of the educators are Christians I attend church with. One of the things I would change is providing more local jobs/careers that are not dependent on the oil business. The economy related to oil-related jobs is always a roller coaster and difficult when oil production slows.
Read 22 Reviews

• A-

• C+

• A

• 7,526 Population