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Renter’s Guide to Spring, TX

Take a 30-minute drive outside of Houston and you’ll find the small town of Spring, Texas. Located roughly 25 miles away, it was first used as a trading post. Today, Spring is a popular commuter suburb for many people who work in Houston. According to the latest U.S. census data, 54,298 people live in Spring, making it a great choice for those who enjoy the small-town feel.

The weather in Spring is characterized by hot, humid summers and mild, cool winters. Residents experience an average of 207 sunny days per year and no snow, but they get 51 inches of rain per year which is more than the United States average.

Cost of Living in Spring, TX

If you’re thinking of moving to Spring, it’s important to start planning your budget. The cost of living in Spring is roughly 7.4% higher than the United States average but still cheaper than Houston. Utilities for a medium-sized apartment should be around $141 per month and a meal for two at a mid-range restaurant costs around $60 before taking beverages into account.

Typical of Texas, most residents in Spring have their own vehicles and prefer driving as their primary method of transportation. But for those who choose to take public transit, the system is run by METRO with service to places like Humble, Missouri City, and Bellaire. They have since discontinued their monthly passes, but you can get a day pass for $3 or pay $1.25 for individual rides. You can pay using a fare card with a stored value or using the METRO Q mobile app.

Average Rent in Spring, TX

  • Spring, TX Average Rental Price, February 2020 $1,265 /mo

Spring, TX Apartment Rent Ranges

  • $501-$7001%
  • $701-$1,00022%
  • $1,001-$1,50058%
  • $1,501-$2,00014%
  • > $2,0005%

Spring, TX Rent Trends

Average Rent Mar / 2017 Jul / 2017 Nov / 2017 Mar / 2018 Jul / 2018 Nov / 2018 Mar / 2019 Jul / 2019 Feb / 2020
Spring, TX $1,147 $1,168 $1,195 $1,217 $1,218 $1,237 $1,239 $1,270 $1,265
National $1,350 $1,382 $1,385 $1,388 $1,423 $1,431 $1,434 $1,469 $1,474
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Check out the average rent prices in Spring by neighborhood.

Living in Spring, TX

There are a lot of pros and cons to living in Spring and many are drawn to the town because of its proximity to Houston.

Spring residents enjoy a diverse economy, plenty of entertainment options and low cost of living compared to nearby Houston. Aside from English, the second most spoken language here is Spanish.

Another key reason many are moving to Spring is that it's a great place to start and raise a family. The median age is 33.9 years old and 57.2% of people are married. There are a ton of young families here, so there will be no shortage of play dates for your kids.

On the downside, Spring has hot, humid summers and suffers from urban sprawl due to its growth. Car ownership rates are also very high here at 73%, which leads to long commutes of 31.3 minutes each way.

Spring is a typical suburb in almost every way for better or for worse. If the commute and sprawl don’t bother you, it’s a great family-oriented place to live.

Things to Do in Spring, TX

One of the coolest things to do is to visit Old Town Spring. Here you’ll find plenty of hip and interesting eateries, coffee shops, art galleries, and boutiques, making it the perfect place to hang out and spend a calm Sunday afternoon with the entire family. Notable attractions here include Puffabelly’s, which serves old fashioned burgers and chicken fried steaks inside an old train depot.

A visit to Atkinson Farms is another fun thing to do with the family in Spring. Here you can pick your own strawberries and other produce directly from their 100-acre farm. After you’ve procured your snacks, take your kids to Hurricane Harbor Splashtown where you can enjoy heart-pounding speed waterslides and more gentle options like simply floating down the Paradise River. You can also host special events like kids’ birthday parties at this water park.

Another popular destination and a fun thing to do for free in Spring is to pay a visit to the Mercer Arboretum and Botanic Gardens. There are over 250 acres of beautiful native and exotic trees and plants to look at. While you can enjoy a nice picnic in the gardens, don’t forget to also stop by the gift shop on your way out for some unique trinkets.

Employment & Economy in Spring, TX

The economy in Spring is fairly strong, with the median income sitting at a comfortable $67,252. The breakdown of occupations reflects this as well with roughly 19.5% working in office or administrative roles, 11.5% in sales, and 9.7% in management roles.

Employment is also split among other areas, with roughly 12.1% working in retail trade, 10.9% in transportation and warehousing, 9.9% in manufacturing, and 9.8% in healthcare and social assistance.

All these factors come together to contribute to a relatively robust economy - especially with the booming Houston job market just a short trip away.

Education in Spring, TX

The top elementary school in Spring is Ginger McNabb. Ranked the best school in the district, the student body is ethnically diverse, and they offer special programs for children with disabilities, for the more gifted students, as well as community-based instruction.

The top middle school in Spring is Twin Creeks Middle School. Ranked 2nd in the district, the school is known for its high proficiency in reading and math and the special programs for the more gifted students.

There are also a few high schools in Spring, the top being the Spring Early College Academy. With high standardized test scores across the board, the school is known for its high proficiency rates in reading and math. To reflect this high level of academic achievement, they also offer special programs for gifted students as well as Advanced Placement (AP) programs on a variety of subjects.

Many university-aged students will commute outside Spring to attend university. The top university in the Spring area is RICE University. The private university in Houston offers more than 50 undergraduate degrees in architecture, engineering, humanities, music, and the sciences. With an admission rate of just 8.7%, it’s no surprise to discover that RICE is ranked as the 16th best college in the nation.

Tips for Renting in Spring, TX

The most important tip for those moving to Spring, TX is to know the neighbourhoods and choose the right one for your lifestyle.

There are 45 neighbourhoods in Spring with the most expensive being Grogan Mill Rd/Lake Woodlands Dr. The neighbourhood is one of the wealthiest in the United States and is the go-to destination for many of the newer residents. Residents of this neighbourhood usually spend under 15 minutes getting to work.

The cheapest neighbourhood in Spring is Tree House Ln/Hirschfield Rd. This is your typical lower-middle income neighbourhood and residents spend 15-30 minutes commuting to work.

Once you’ve picked your ideal neighbourhood, it’s also important that you know your renter’s rights in Spring, TX. There is a ton of great information on the topic published on the Attorney General of Texas’ website and the Houston Apartment Association is always available to provide information and help you with resolving tenant-landlord disputes.

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