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Pershing Place, Bell County, TX is a neighborhood market with a median home price of $164,114, a median monthly rent of $1,803, a GRM of 8.0x, and a price-to-rent ratio of 7.6.
Pershing Place, Bell County, TX
Median Home Price Price
$164,114 $164.1K
Median Monthly Rent Rent
$1,803 $1.8K
8.0x
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Median rent
$1,803
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Median price
$164,114
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YoY change
-$23
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Price-to-rent
7.6x
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Key takeaways
- Pershing Place, Bell County, TX has a lower-grm screening profile: At 8.0x GRM, current rent may provide stronger support relative to price.
- Low GRM can also reflect operating friction, softer appreciation expectations, or local risk that GRM does not capture.
- Rent is down about $23 year over year, so use alternatives to test whether the trend is market-specific.