Texas real estate data.
Texas property data for Harris (Houston) and Tarrant (Fort Worth) counties — ~2.3M parcels with ownership, values, and deed-derived sales. More metros coming.
What's available in Texas
Harris County (Houston) and Tarrant County (Fort Worth) are loaded — roughly 2.3 million parcels.
Structured county-by-county from each appraisal district (CAD): ownership, appraised values, and property characteristics.
Sale prices are derived from recorded deeds. Texas is a non-disclosure state, so amounts are estimates, not always exact.
Dallas, Bexar (San Antonio), and Travis (Austin) are coming soon.
Texas data FAQ
Is Texas sale price data public?
No. Texas is a non-disclosure state, so sale prices aren't required to be recorded. Subdivvy derives sale amounts from deed records, so they're estimates and not always exact.
Which Texas counties does Subdivvy cover?
Harris County (Houston) and Tarrant County (Fort Worth) are live today — about 2.3 million parcels. Dallas, Bexar (San Antonio), and Travis (Austin) are coming soon.
Where does the Texas data come from?
It's structured county appraisal district by county appraisal district (CAD). Each CAD publishes ownership, appraised values, and property detail, which Subdivvy standardizes.
Can I get Austin, Dallas, or San Antonio data now?
Not yet. Those metros — Travis, Dallas, and Bexar counties — are on the roadmap as coming soon. Harris and Tarrant are available today.