Real Estate Team North Houston Coverage Guide
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Homes for sale in Spring, TX
Homes for sale in Spring, TX run from the mid-$300,000s to well past $600,000, depending on the ZIP code and subdivision. Directly north of Houston along Interstate 45, Spring's most sought-after inventory sits in the 77379 and 77389 corridor, home to master-planned Gleannloch Farms, strong Klein ISD schools, and quick access to the ExxonMobil campus. The The Kink Team, based in nearby The Woodlands, represents buyers and sellers across Spring and is RealTrends Verified #1 among medium teams in The Woodlands by sales volume, based on 2025 sales data. Because Texas is a non-disclosure state, verify current address-level pricing with a local agent. This guide covers Spring and the surrounding North Houston corridor in 2026.
How much do homes in Spring cost in 2026?
Spring pricing varies widely by ZIP code, which is why a single median can mislead. Here is the 2026 snapshot alongside neighboring North Houston markets, with figures from the Houston Association of Realtors (HAR) and our area guides:
Market | Approx. 2026 median | Known for |
|---|---|---|
Spring | ~$365,000–$600,000 (varies by ZIP) | Gleannloch Farms, Klein ISD, ExxonMobil proximity |
The Woodlands | ~$635,000 | Master-planned villages, top Conroe ISD schools |
Cypress | Mid $400,000s (varies) | Bridgeland, Towne Lake, Cy-Fair ISD |
Magnolia | Low-to-mid $300,000s | New construction, more house per dollar, Magnolia ISD |
Montgomery | Broad, into the millions on Lake Conroe | Lake Conroe waterfront, Woodforest, golf |
Conroe | ~$255,000–$370,000 (by ZIP) | Most affordable entry, Lake Conroe access, growth |
Tomball | ~$383,000 | Established small-town core, faster market velocity |
Figures are approximate 2026 references from HAR and The Kink Team area guides; Texas is a non-disclosure state, so verify address-level pricing with a local agent.
What neighborhoods should Spring buyers consider?
Spring's inventory concentrates in a handful of distinct submarkets, each with its own price floor and school zoning:
Gleannloch Farms (77379), The flagship master-planned community, with golf, a boat house, and equestrian center. Homes typically run from the mid-$400,000s into the high $600,000s, zoned to Klein ISD.
The 77389 corridor, Closer to The Woodlands and the Grand Parkway, this stretch includes newer and move-up inventory running from the $400,000s past $600,000, with quick access to the ExxonMobil campus and Springwoods Village.
Older Spring (77373/77388), The more established, affordable side of Spring, with resale homes starting in the mid-$300,000s and parts zoned to Spring ISD.
For the full Spring picture, see our Spring, TX area guide. A buyer deciding between a Gleannloch Farms home and a 77389 move-up property needs someone who can price both honestly and confirm the exact campus. Because Texas is a non-disclosure state, accurate Spring pricing requires MLS access and recent-closing data, not a public estimate.
A team that works the whole corridor also carries the commute math along I-45 and the Grand Parkway, and the relationships with local inspectors, lenders, and title offices that keep a deal moving. That continuity matters most for relocation buyers weighing Spring against several neighboring towns at once. The 77379 and 77389 corridor, including Gleannloch Farms, sits at the higher end, while older Spring in 77373/77388 starts in the mid-$300,000s.
Which school districts serve Spring, TX? Spring is split primarily between Klein ISD and Spring ISD, with parts of the broader area in Conroe ISD. Zoning is address-specific, so always verify the exact campus before buying.
What is the best master-planned community in Spring? Gleannloch Farms in 77379 is Spring's flagship master-planned community, with golf, a boat house, an equestrian center, and Klein ISD schools. Homes there typically run from the mid-$400,000s into the high $600,000s.
Is Spring, TX a good place to relocate? Yes, Spring is a core relocation and move-up market, driven by proximity to the ExxonMobil campus, strong Klein ISD schools, and quick I-45 and Grand Parkway access to both downtown Houston and The Woodlands.
How far is Spring from The Woodlands and Cypress? Spring is roughly a 15-to-20-minute drive from The Woodlands along I-45 and about 30 minutes from Cypress via the Grand Parkway, which is why one team can practically serve buyers and sellers across all of them.
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