Texas Retirement Finder

Research retirement around the Texas Hill Country

Page reviewed September 27, 2026. Data observation periods are shown separately.

Compare selected counties around Central Texas. County boundaries and station proxies do not describe every town, elevation or neighborhood.

Historical tax medians are not a new buyer’s bill or a senior tax estimate. Physician density measures supply, not quality or appointment access. Metro prices include housing. Station normals describe a nearby station, not every neighborhood or future weather. Methods and limitations.

CountyMedian annual real estate taxes paidMedian monthly gross rentActive physicians per 100,000 residentsMetro all-items price indexStation days/year at or above 100°F
Comal County4,833 USD/year2020–20241,603 USD/month2020–2024206.262 active MD/DO per 100,000 residents202394.716 index, US=100202413.2 days/year with maximum temperature >=100 F1991–2020
Hays County6,649 USD/year2020–20241,495 USD/month2020–2024128.705 active MD/DO per 100,000 residents202398.066 index, US=100202416.4 days/year with maximum temperature >=100 F1991–2020
Williamson County7,205 USD/year2020–20241,796 USD/month2020–2024225.907 active MD/DO per 100,000 residents202398.066 index, US=100202420.5 days/year with maximum temperature >=100 F1991–2020
Travis County7,727 USD/year2020–20241,744 USD/month2020–2024362.482 active MD/DO per 100,000 residents202398.066 index, US=100202424.2 days/year with maximum temperature >=100 F1991–2020
Bexar County4,535 USD/year2020–20241,354 USD/month2020–2024382.243 active MD/DO per 100,000 residents202394.716 index, US=100202417.7 days/year with maximum temperature >=100 F1991–2020

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