Houston, TX — All ZIP codes

Every ZIP code we profile inside Houston, with side-by-side population, income, and home-value data so you can compare neighborhoods within the same city.

ZIP codes

97

in Houston

Population

3,206,416

summed across ZIPs

Avg income

$67,016

household, ACS

Avg home value

$224,400

owner-occupied

Neighborhood ZIPs

18,892 ppl $286,100

9,992 ppl $363,000

34,197 ppl $384,100

28,310 ppl $1,354,300

22,678 ppl $599,500

40,653 ppl $501,300

37,097 ppl $609,300

37,654 ppl $403,600

17,060 ppl $187,100

17,932 ppl $127,400

19,296 ppl $162,600

37,471 ppl $213,300

58,276 ppl $149,600

30,252 ppl $111,900

33,627 ppl $146,600

28,403 ppl $543,800

22,475 ppl $724,900

26,252 ppl $133,600

26,287 ppl $203,900

26,476 ppl $197,200

27,676 ppl $279,300

37,694 ppl $1,164,400

29,539 ppl $521,300

21,412 ppl $104,800

19,386 ppl $881,700

19,506 ppl $108,200

16,223 ppl $115,400

11,787 ppl $614,100

16,710 ppl $227,100

13,887 ppl $122,900

28,669 ppl $98,300

38,875 ppl $178,100

35,335 ppl $259,800

68,797 ppl $205,200

18,106 ppl $160,500

32,275 ppl $173,500

27,501 ppl $148,600

50,192 ppl $224,200

33,053 ppl $269,000

40,861 ppl $371,300

25,122 ppl $382,800

53,753 ppl $274,500

32,627 ppl $163,600

1,002 ppl $276,400

33,199 ppl $224,200

19,413 ppl $190,900

39,514 ppl $207,900

5,745 ppl $119,700

19,077 ppl $171,900

Fort Bend County

30,642 ppl $166,200

23,699 ppl $173,000

43,780 ppl $577,800

22,062 ppl $807,300

44,056 ppl $318,700

17,651 ppl $244,800

18,020 ppl $395,800

47,349 ppl $144,900

25,485 ppl $215,200

24,761 ppl $280,400

39,855 ppl $281,300

49,305 ppl $234,600

40,140 ppl $257,800

40,053 ppl $217,500

33,420 ppl $174,600

11,031 ppl $312,400

19,054 ppl $320,200

58,462 ppl $245,300

27,221 ppl $228,000

63,585 ppl $162,100

38,857 ppl $206,700

39,088 ppl $201,600

42,736 ppl $219,900

33,171 ppl $147,700

63,168 ppl $352,900

13,738 ppl $151,500

34,633 ppl $636,100

45,391 ppl $311,600

51,374 ppl $245,200

52,827 ppl $225,600

77,663 ppl $203,800

107,864 ppl $215,600

17,101 ppl $174,000

30,071 ppl $196,300

36,710 ppl $148,400

54,601 ppl $173,900

59,042 ppl $216,000

39,478 ppl $235,500

30,008 ppl $223,700

35,822 ppl $222,800

47,417 ppl $122,400

11,139 ppl $469,300

71,138 ppl $269,100

32,744 ppl $410,200

15,414 ppl $777,700

50,113 ppl $176,800

How to read a city ZIP grid

A city is rarely a single market. Houston includes 97 distinct ZIP codes, and the difference between two adjacent neighborhoods can be larger than the difference between two states. When you scan the cards above, watch for clusters of similar median income or home value — those typically mark a coherent neighborhood. Outliers (a much higher or lower number than nearby ZIPs) often signal a special-purpose area: a university campus, a downtown business district, a new master-planned community, or a historically distinct enclave. Our relocation guide walks through how to triage a long list of candidates without getting lost in the data.

If you’re relocating to Houston, start by ruling out ZIPs that don’t fit your budget or commute, then click through to the individual profiles for the survivors. Each ZIP page includes density, time zone, and nearby ZIPs so you can radiate outward when your top picks don’t pan out. For a wider view that includes neighboring suburbs, see the Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land metro hub.

Service businesses can use this same grid in reverse — identifying the densest, highest-income ZIPs as opening territories, then expanding outward. The combination of population, density, and income on a single page is meant to make those judgement calls easier than digging through Census tables by hand.