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Sugar Land, Fort Bend County, TX is a city market with a median home price of $437,953, a median monthly rent of $2,114, a GRM of 17.0x, and a price-to-rent ratio of 17.3.
Sugar Land, Fort Bend County, TX
Median Home Price Price
$437,953 $438K
Median Monthly Rent Rent
$2,114 $2.1K
17.0x
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YoY change
+$48
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Price-to-rent
17.3x
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Key takeaways
- Sugar Land, Fort Bend County, TX has a middle-grm screening profile: At 17.0x GRM, price and rent sit in a less extreme screening range.
- The investment thesis may depend more on trend quality and local context than on GRM alone.
- Rent momentum is positive, with median rent up about $48 year over year.