The 10 Most Dangerous And Worst Neighborhoods In San Antonio, TX


The most dangerous and worst San Antonio neighborhoods are Hein-Orchard and Dellcrest Forrest for 2025 based on Saturday Night Science.

Worst Neighborhoods In San Antonio
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San Antonio’s neighborhoods conjure up too many stereotypes to count. You’ve got hipster areas, preppy places, neighborhoods where college kids thrive, and of course, ghettos.

It seems as if there’s a neighborhood for everyone in San Antonio.

And while the city consistently ranks as one of the best places to live in Texas thanks in part to tons of entertainment and jobs, it’s not all rainbows and sunshine in San Antonio. Some neighborhoods aren’t as safe as others.

So the question arises, which San Antonio neighborhoods are the most dangerous and which are the safest?

Today, we’ll use Saturday Night Science to determine which San Antonio hoods need a little tender loving care – the sore thumbs of the San Antonio area if you will. Realistically, you can’t expect all the neighborhoods to be amazing, although Braun Station West ranks way above the rest.

We examined 269 of San Antonio’s neighborhoods to find out the most dangerous places to live. These places don’t quite measure up to San Antonio’s reputation.


Table Of Contents: Top 10 | Methodology | Summary | Table


The Most Dangerous Neighborhoods In San Antonio For 2025

  1. Hein-Orchard
  2. Dellcrest Forrest
  3. Villas Of Babcock-Summerwind
  4. Artesia Community Guild
  5. United Homeowners
  6. Skyline Park
  7. Hidden Cove-Indian Creek-Southwest
  8. Highland Oaks
  9. Coliseum-Willow Park
  10. Arena District

So what’s the worst neighborhood to live in San Antonio for 2025? According to the most recent census data, Hein-Orchard looks to be the worst neighborhood in San Antonio.

Read on to see how we determined the places around San Antonio that need a pick-me-up. And remember, don’t blame the messenger.

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The 10 Most Dangerous Neighborhoods In San Antonio For 2025

Overall SnackAbility

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Population: 284
Violent Crimes Per 100k: 1,792
Property Crime Per 100k: 8,202
Median Home Value: $78,600 (2worst)
Median Income: $31,213 (14th worst)
More on Hein-Orchard:  Data

Hein-Orchard gets its name from an intersection that makes up the southwest corner of the rectangular neighborhood, the crossing of Hein Road and Orchard Road. Meanwhile, the northern boundary is formed by Martin Luther King Dr., just across from Martin Luther King Park.

This is another spot that has little commercial real estate, forcing residents to search elsewhere for anything they want to buy. That means they also have to search elsewhere for somewhere to work. And, as it turns out, they might need to look even further to find any real jobs. The unemployment rate in Hein-Orchard reaches 8.9%. while the median income come in at $31,213.

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Population: 115
Violent Crimes Per 100k: 1,053
Property Crime Per 100k: 8,179
Median Home Value: $79,900 (23rd worst)
Median Income: $22,865 (3rd worst)
More on Dellcrest Forrest:  Data

This list has some dominant themes. Many of the neighborhoods ranked worst in the city are small enclaves, lacking commercial areas, with serious economic troubles.

Given that profile, it’s no surprise that Dellcrest Forrest ends up as the number 2 worst place in San Antonio for 2025. It fills most of those unfortunate requirements.

Small? Yep, this section of eastern San Antonio is home to just 115 people. Few amenities? Yes, apart from a strip along WW White Road, the neighborhood is almost completely residential. Serious economic troubles? ‘Fraid so. Just look at the $22,865 median income and the 5.0% unemployment rate.

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Population: 85
Violent Crimes Per 100k: 902
Property Crime Per 100k: 7,007
Median Home Value: $90,000 (43rd worst)
Median Income: $35,243 (24th worst)
More on Villas Of Babcock-Summerwind:  Data

Besides sounding like a Rolling Stones album from the early 1970s, Villas Of Babcock-Summerwind is another small, mostly residential area. This time, it sits in the northwest section of the city, a short drive down Babcock Road from both CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Hospital – Medical Center and University Hospital.

Nice to have ready medical attention nearby. That is, if you can afford it. For the residents of Villas Of Babcock-Summerwind, this might be a stretch. After all, the unemployment rate hovers at 9.5% and the median income comes in at $35,243. Meanwhile, the lack of stores and restaurants means that locals have to hit the road to find most of their basics.

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Population: 1,259
Violent Crimes Per 100k: 2,355
Property Crime Per 100k: 10,895
Median Home Value: $66,550 (7th worst)
Median Income: $16,806 (worst)
More on Artesia Community Guild:  Data

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Population: 978
Violent Crimes Per 100k: 955
Property Crime Per 100k: 7,425
Median Home Value: $108,800 (63rd worst)
Median Income: $25,732 (6th worst)
More on United Homeowners:  Data

We know. Not much of a name. We don’t get to choose these things. Maybe San Antonio should sponsor a naming contest to get this area a better moniker than “United Homeowners.” But, as it stands, we have to work with what we’ve got.

Unlike most of the bland urban environments we’ve seen so far, United Homeowners comes with its share of green. You’ve got the Salado Creek Greenway and Pletz County Park. You even have a large campground/cabin village at the San Antonio/Alamo KOA Holiday.

But the economic issues typical to this list persist here. The median income only reaches $25,732 and the unemployment rate sits at 6.7%.

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3
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Population: 308
Violent Crimes Per 100k: 1,030
Property Crime Per 100k: 8,003
Median Home Value: $81,900 (26th worst)
Median Income: $33,750 (22nd worst)
More on Skyline Park:  Data

Just outside Skyline, you’ll find the Red Berry Estate, a giant mansion, complete with a casino, ballroom, chateau, manicured lawns, and a gated fence. Notice we said it was just outside of Skyline. The neighborhood itself is basically the opposite of that. It’s got the tiny Skyline Park, but otherwise, no hint of the Red Berry lifestyle.

Instead, this neighborhood in the eastern part of town comes with a 4.0% unemployment rate and a $33,750 median income. It also comes with a lack of amenities. Except for a strip of businesses along WW White Road, you won’t find much commercial activity in the area.

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Population: 6,317
Violent Crimes Per 100k: 1,801
Property Crime Per 100k: 9,116
Median Home Value: $57,540 (2nd worst)
Median Income: $37,385 (37th worst)
More on Hidden Cove-Indian Creek-Southwest:  Data

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Population: 605
Violent Crimes Per 100k: 1,534
Property Crime Per 100k: 12,834
Median Home Value: $80,650 (24th worst)
Median Income: $50,893 (99th worst)
More on Highland Oaks:  Data

Overall SnackAbility

4
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Population: 627
Violent Crimes Per 100k: 961
Property Crime Per 100k: 7,471
Median Home Value: $62,350 (4th worst)
Median Income: $31,392 (15th worst)
More on Coliseum-Willow Park:  Data

Overall SnackAbility

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Population: 1,963
Violent Crimes Per 100k: 2,029
Property Crime Per 100k: 8,175
Median Home Value: $90,133 (44th worst)
Median Income: $32,107 (16th worst)
More on Arena District:  Data

So basketball fans are going to jump to a conclusion here and get disappointed. No, the Arena District doesn’t house the AT&T Center, home of the NBA’s San Antonio Spurs. That’s located a bit to the northeast. But the Arena District does have its share of draws. This includes St. Philip’s College, a local community college.

However, like so many spots on this list, economic troubles drag the neighborhood down. As a result, the Arena District ends up as the number 10 worst location in San Antonio for 2025. Need some proof? Just look at the median income of $32,107 and an unemployment rate of 8.4%.

Methodology: How we determined the most dangerous San Antonio neighborhoods in 2025

To figure out how bad a place is to live in, we only needed to know what kinds of things people like and then decide what places have the least amount of those things. We plugged the following criteria into Saturday Night Science to get the worst neighborhoods in San Antonio:

  • High crime (Estimated)
  • High unemployment (Less jobs)
  • Low median income (Less pay)
  • Low population density (No things to do)
  • Low home values (No one’s willing to pay to live here)

Then, we ranked each neighborhood in San Antonio, Texas for each of these criteria from worst to best.

Next, we averaged the individual rankings for each criterion into a “Worst Score.”

The neighborhood with the lowest “Worst Score” ranks as the most dangerous neighborhood of San Antonio.

The article is an opinion based on facts and is meant as infotainment. We updated this article for 2025. This report is our time ranking the worst neighborhoods to live in San Antonio.

Skip to the end to see the list of all 269 neighborhoods ranked from worst to best.

Summary: The Worst Neighborhoods Around San Antonio

Well, there you have it — the worst of the neighborhoods in San Antonio with Hein-Orchard landing at the bottom of the pack.

The worst neighborhoods in San Antonio are Hein-Orchard, Dellcrest Forrest, Villas Of Babcock-Summerwind, Artesia Community Guild, United Homeowners, Skyline Park, Hidden Cove-Indian Creek-Southwest, Highland Oaks, Coliseum-Willow Park, and Arena District.

As mentioned earlier, the neighborhoods in San Antonio aren’t all bad. Braun Station West takes the cake as the best place to live in San Antonio.

The best neighborhoods in San Antonio are Braun Station West, Champions Ridge, North Central Thousand Oaks, The Terraces At Encino Creek, and The Champions Estates-Stone Oak.

We ranked the neighborhoods from worst to best in the chart below.

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Most Dangerous Neighborhoods To Live In San Antonio For 2025?

Rank Neighborhood Population Home Value Median Income
1 Hein-Orchard 284 $78,600 $31,213
2 Dellcrest Forrest 115 $79,900 $22,865
3 Villas Of Babcock-Summerwind 85 $90,000 $35,243
4 Artesia Community Guild 1,259 $66,550 $16,806
5 United Homeowners 978 $108,800 $25,732
6 Skyline Park 308 $81,900 $33,750
7 Hidden Cove-Indian Creek-Southwest 6,317 $57,540 $37,385
8 Highland Oaks 605 $80,650 $50,893
9 Coliseum-Willow Park 627 $62,350 $31,392
10 Arena District 1,963 $90,133 $32,107
11 Coliseum Oaks 117 $73,400 $35,764
12 Cable-Westwood 3,785 $87,360 $35,404
13 East Pyron-Symphony Lane-Mission San Jose 371 $115,100 $41,579
14 Southwest 8,661 $79,867 $44,642
15 Harvard Place-Eastlawn 3,738 $50,300 $23,016
16 Avenida Guadalupe 7,542 $68,680 $29,481
17 Eastgate 113 $88,800 $32,470
18 Valley Forest 412 $88,900 $47,841
19 Jefferson Heights 3,041 $71,400 $26,730
20 Quintana Community 8,598 $73,714 $39,492
21 Dellcrest Area 3,360 $86,000 $42,984
22 Greater Gardendale 4,366 $69,880 $41,600
23 Collins Garden 3,277 $75,900 $35,362
24 Memorial Heights 3,100 $80,933 $30,026
25 Los Jardines 3,569 $73,900 $19,951
26 Lindsey Place 177 $147,200 $65,586
27 United Westwood 3,045 $77,233 $40,938
28 Mission San Jose 5,418 $85,600 $35,323
29 Lago Vista-South Southwest 867 $102,500 $81,039
30 Feather Ridge 501 $131,600 $71,901
31 Northern Heights 245 $149,500 $60,607
32 Los Angeles Heights-Keystone 9,352 $90,500 $43,483
33 Thompson Community 8,145 $82,057 $39,485
34 East Terrell Hills 2,449 $112,400 $46,706
35 Community Workers Council 6,614 $62,740 $29,611
36 El Chaparral Fertile Valley 1,263 $126,200 $35,655
37 Prospect Hill 27,957 $65,332 $34,400
38 Government Hill Alliance 4,717 $96,117 $37,283
39 General Krueger 1,509 $89,750 $47,849
40 Pipers Meadow 4,281 $133,667 $49,123
41 Northmoor 2,223 $109,367 $47,641
42 Lakeside 3,092 $111,925 $65,351
43 Edison 2,507 $106,300 $47,032
44 Wheatley Heights 1,943 $69,267 $36,160
45 Village North One 2,301 $146,550 $38,671
46 Riverside South 4,762 $82,586 $33,142
47 Oak Bluff 208 $212,600 $87,917
48 Vista 590 $151,900 $73,125
49 Fairways Of Woodlake 220 $139,300 $73,750
50 Oxbow 1,803 $128,100 $42,460
51 Wilshire 4,041 $111,150 $38,480
52 Camelot 3,597 $114,567 $44,426
53 Brentfield 383 $127,000 $60,848
54 Southeast Side 573 $88,500 $41,176
55 Community Workers Council-Los Jardines 3,811 $60,725 $32,987
56 Palm Heights 14,057 $93,767 $40,660
57 San Antonio Cambridge Village-East Terrell Hills 124 $137,000 $55,265
58 Northwest Los Angeles Heights 8,748 $101,800 $37,364
59 Donaldson Terrace 4,964 $107,380 $42,061
60 Rainbow Hills 6,657 $127,920 $52,071
61 Meadow Village 5,477 $85,850 $55,591
62 Nevada Street 1,978 $82,667 $33,406
63 Eastwood Village 1,594 $85,000 $37,001
64 Riverside 2,207 $118,100 $41,924
65 Northhampton 1,656 $143,450 $74,650
66 Highland Forest 232 $185,300 $66,958
67 Sun Gate 2,335 $121,750 $47,830
68 Alta Vista 2,514 $154,633 $43,232
69 Brady Gardens 1,655 $76,000 $38,733
70 Dellview Area 12,342 $119,855 $46,788
71 Lafayette Place 331 $137,000 $38,264
72 Loma Park 2,690 $89,800 $40,210
73 Maverick Creek 394 $413,600 $50,819
74 Loma Vista 3,021 $71,175 $28,400
75 South Southwest 15,175 $101,520 $50,682
76 Sunrise 6,592 $89,125 $48,174
77 Crownhill Park 251 $187,300 $35,536
78 East Village 2,026 $93,600 $51,876
79 Coolcrest 730 $172,700 $71,892
80 Rolling Ridge Village-Rolling Ridge Club 131 $151,100 $55,673
81 Countryside San Pedro 222 $209,100 $64,722
82 Sunny Slope 3,937 $87,475 $42,466
83 Royal Ridge 2,066 $184,050 $54,092
84 North Shearer Hills 1,843 $150,900 $23,130
85 Westwood Village 1,059 $75,500 $35,833
86 Springvale 3,145 $103,100 $47,087
87 Shearer Hills-Ridgeview 10,227 $138,915 $47,911
88 Crown Meadows 1,146 $186,900 $71,174
89 Woodlawn Lake 4,747 $106,120 $47,200
90 Third World 5,172 $95,633 $46,597
91 Provincia Villas 173 $171,000 $61,645
92 Ingram Hills 3,250 $163,033 $36,876
93 Trophy Ridge 480 $185,850 $94,270
94 Stablewood-Valley Hi North 1,578 $129,800 $74,797
95 Culebra Park 6,172 $97,075 $49,106
96 Park Village 3,512 $103,750 $30,695
97 Hillcrest 1,805 $159,850 $44,739
98 Denver Heights 2,669 $85,600 $38,035
99 Braun Willow 450 $148,850 $69,107
100 The Hills Of Park North 3,600 $111,900 $45,646
101 Highland Hills 28,227 $91,371 $46,954
102 Estates-Mission Hills 1,412 $128,150 $63,573
103 Valley Hi North 1,602 $129,800 $74,797
104 Thunderbird Hills 8,497 $126,914 $54,828
105 Five Points 1,028 $131,900 $30,216
106 Hunters Brook-Hunters Chase 89 $175,800 $109,318
107 Southpark 765 $142,900 $64,188
108 Longs Ridge 389 $206,350 $68,354
109 Culebra Park-Third World 921 $92,400 $49,928
110 The Crossing At Quail Creek 275 $188,500 $61,435
111 Inspiration Hills 1,796 $182,500 $52,754
112 Meadowbrook 2,301 $118,600 $60,839
113 Candlewood Park 603 $112,200 $64,388
114 Emerald Forest 619 $250,400 $95,346
115 Braun Hollow 366 $204,000 $88,155
116 Highland Park 10,596 $100,467 $40,666
117 Woodbridge At Monte Viejo 2,351 $181,850 $78,696
118 Tierra Del Sol 116 $188,300 $50,158
119 University Park 6,137 $109,560 $48,664
120 Northern Hills 2,903 $160,067 $65,099
121 Alamo Farmsteads-Babcock Road-Westfield 285 $154,900 $83,542
122 Quail Creek 207 $188,500 $61,435
123 Dignowity Hill 3,459 $193,600 $54,002
124 Greater Harmony Hills 8,244 $204,020 $69,048
125 184 Association 559 $161,600 $52,129
126 Hidden Meadow 2,501 $123,525 $68,472
127 Stone Wood 169 $140,100 $68,920
128 Roosevelt Park 3,043 $154,000 $38,926
129 Blossom Park 823 $183,500 $86,370
130 Citizens On Alert 2,812 $122,250 $42,012
131 Knollcreek 724 $182,850 $88,120
132 Jade Oaks 256 $214,500 $101,321
133 Verde Hills 301 $212,600 $87,917
134 Adams Hill 4,713 $137,767 $69,198
135 Beacon Hill 5,490 $151,314 $42,217
136 Canyon Creek Estates 205 $371,800 $88,370
137 Huntington Place 1,904 $259,250 $41,963
138 Stone Oak Communities 1,041 $252,700 $95,154
139 North Castle Hills 390 $323,200 $47,500
140 Kingsborough Ridge 7,699 $95,433 $52,452
141 Dreamhill Estates Neighborhood 1,068 $192,100 $37,602
142 Randolph Hills 632 $201,300 $76,618
143 Park Place 762 $164,700 $80,887
144 Misty Oaks 1,692 $171,367 $63,920
145 Woodlake 3,071 $123,733 $65,152
146 Redland Woods 980 $272,600 $95,890
147 Woodstone 3,960 $142,067 $49,837
148 Hart Ranch Unit One 345 $214,500 $101,321
149 Ventura 4,818 $126,967 $71,030
150 Jefferson 3,231 $182,433 $49,921
151 Woller Creek 60 $160,700 $86,528
152 Pecan Valley 5,530 $140,000 $51,570
153 Gardens At Brookhollow 165 $279,200 $72,794
154 Wilshire Village 2,955 $236,467 $48,908
155 Encino Park 1,711 $272,600 $100,228
156 Wellsprings-Vance Jackson 134 $297,400 $79,635
157 Fieldstone 191 $236,300 $94,279
158 Crownridge Of Texas 677 $351,500 $124,467
159 Lavaca 2,201 $316,725 $52,270
160 Hunters Chase 1,949 $159,825 $82,585
161 Timber Ridge 6,593 $201,850 $78,563
162 Hunters Mill 393 $167,900 $72,391
163 Heritage 13,052 $137,767 $66,373
164 Guilbeau Park 1,475 $160,967 $83,141
165 Country View Village-Alamo Farmsteads-Babcock Road 764 $187,000 $68,906
166 Stanton Run 347 $169,500 $110,379
167 Oak Hills 2,365 $223,150 $48,156
168 Steubing Ranch 2,637 $206,350 $68,354
169 Tanglewood 1,744 $214,500 $103,994
170 Overlook Of Carriage Hills 184 $195,800 $120,341
171 Oak Grove Estates 2,732 $145,000 $57,397
172 Tierra Linda 4,036 $74,100 $46,464
173 Regency Meadow 409 $224,800 $117,188
174 Oak Park-Northwood 9,402 $278,430 $77,424
175 Northchase 434 $210,900 $82,688
176 Oak Creek 1,307 $202,133 $83,529
177 Creekview Estates 611 $236,300 $94,279
178 Green Spring Valley 876 $215,200 $92,846
179 Jefferson-Woodlawn Lake 4,820 $170,300 $58,126
180 Sunshine Estates 4,003 $139,633 $43,914
181 Ridgestone 798 $167,900 $72,391
182 Eckhert Crossing 916 $154,800 $53,523
183 Arboretum 1,461 $281,800 $53,925
184 Laddie Place And North Wilson 5,351 $111,550 $33,504
185 Vance Jackson 18,011 $223,238 $66,731
186 Saddlebrook Farms 202 $154,200 $73,137
187 Oakland Heights 476 $316,100 $57,029
188 Village In The Woods 481 $204,000 $88,155
189 Castle Wood Forest 173 $291,200 $100,625
190 Silverbrook 861 $217,800 $115,466
191 Mockingbird Hill 1,153 $228,300 $49,622
192 The Waters At Deerfield 201 $329,800 $128,371
193 Spring Creek 2,923 $147,250 $69,118
194 Mountain View Acres 259 $242,500 $63,750
195 Whisper Hollow 275 $201,000 $84,777
196 Mahncke Park 3,511 $445,800 $75,863
197 College Park 711 $200,000 $64,324
198 Monte Vista 4,710 $424,100 $63,942
199 Shady Oaks 3,737 $231,667 $71,552
200 Villages Of Westcreek 6,416 $171,950 $87,625
201 French Creek Village 961 $198,767 $79,993
202 Rolling Ridge Club 1,424 $151,100 $55,673
203 Thousand Oaks 3,854 $197,300 $70,755
204 Stonefield 2,061 $221,100 $105,419
205 Jefferson-Monticello Park 1,930 $219,050 $83,783
206 Great Northwest 13,582 $153,289 $71,057
207 Sierra Springs 5,631 $187,550 $85,807
208 Alamo Farmsteads-Babcock Road 13,353 $183,311 $75,319
209 Tobin Hill 4,507 $270,550 $50,364
210 Northwest Crossing 11,404 $146,867 $77,325
211 Olmos Park Terrace 1,418 $172,900 $65,427
212 The Vineyard 1,071 $406,350 $139,274
213 Highland Farms 3,248 $140,100 $63,077
214 Stone Mountain 932 $226,700 $102,449
215 Parkwood Maintenance 4,001 $197,833 $96,876
216 Apple Creek 1,127 $145,600 $61,354
217 Bluffview At Camino Real 1,970 $331,100 $103,257
218 High Country 3,497 $182,000 $73,251
219 River Road 243 $210,900 $62,132
220 Stone Oak 12,633 $349,260 $98,808
221 Mission Trace-Vance Jackson 713 $275,100 $61,136
222 The Estates At Stonegate 490 $240,850 $105,336
223 Downtown 3,123 $458,700 $61,136
224 The Heights At Stone Oak 281 $436,400 $156,016
225 Deer Hollow 896 $356,900 $38,217
226 Woodglen 735 $215,650 $103,068
227 The Seventh At Sonterra-The Vineyard 304 $400,000 $98,594
228 Hills And Dales 2,890 $299,300 $128,605
229 Ridgehaven Volunteer 412 $224,800 $111,928
230 Santa Fe Trails 1,063 $256,150 $76,640
231 Stone Valley 229 $317,400 $120,298
232 Northwood Hills Improvement Club 566 $226,100 $87,984
233 Ridge At Deerfield 171 $390,400 $99,063
234 Promontory Pointe-Heights 1,916 $319,433 $96,384
235 Forest Oak 550 $260,450 $69,390
236 Mission Ridge 458 $371,800 $88,370
237 Arbor At Sonoma Ranch 1,627 $253,000 $115,884
238 San Antonio Creekside 3,217 $180,600 $85,832
239 Remington Heights 904 $226,700 $102,449
240 Summerglen 2,142 $412,300 $94,464
241 Cielo Vista 1,860 $354,133 $129,857
242 North Central Heritage 625 $242,650 $101,430
243 King William 1,027 $376,500 $76,938
244 Hidden Forest 1,418 $371,800 $101,650
245 Big Springs 2,166 $299,200 $96,908
246 Eden 2,654 $215,200 $94,832
247 Hunters Creek 1,184 $291,200 $132,428
248 Forest At Stone Oak 268 $296,600 $99,352
249 The Park At Deerfield 293 $360,100 $113,717
250 Woodridge 1,425 $219,050 $97,932
251 El Dorado 2,607 $194,600 $84,273
252 North San Antonio Hills 1,034 $315,200 $135,082
253 Regency Park 586 $356,900 $99,634
254 Canyon Creek Bluffs 167 $329,800 $128,371
255 Friends Of Friedrich Wilderness Park 2,123 $420,200 $162,059
256 Terrell Heights 3,032 $358,400 $82,911
257 Blanco Woods 220 $329,800 $128,371
258 Vista Del Norte 1,861 $319,300 $68,162
259 Churchill Estates 1,893 $229,700 $116,239
260 Sonterra-Stone Oak 4,469 $383,475 $91,357
261 Lockhill Estates 3,996 $248,900 $45,052
262 The Dominion 3,015 $399,000 $122,444
263 Braun Station East 1,572 $264,250 $122,894
264 Deerfield 1,586 $360,100 $113,717
265 The Champions Estates-Stone Oak 643 $387,500 $138,225
266 The Terraces At Encino Creek 1,204 $226,500 $109,767
267 North Central Thousand Oaks 5,169 $245,700 $89,154
268 Champions Ridge 806 $429,900 $142,857
269 Braun Station West 3,461 $224,350 $95,144
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Nick Johnson earned his masters in Business Administration from the Drucker School At Claremont Graduate University. He has written for 39 publications across the country and ran the media relations department at Movoto, a real estate portal based in San Francisco. He has been featured in over 500 publications as an expert in real estate and as an authority on real estate trends.

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