Cinco Ranch Texas City Guide

Cinco Ranch’s population in 2010 was 18,274, and the population in 2018 was 16,977. Between 2010-2018, the area’s population changed an estimated -7.1%. The population density is 3,872.

51% of residents are male, and 49% of Cinco Ranch’s population is female. 38.6 is the median male age, and 41.6 is the median female age.

Cinco Ranch’s median resident age is 40 years old. This estimate notably tracks over both Texas and U.S. medians. About 30% of the population is under 20 years old, and almost 20% are between 20-39. 17% of residents are in their 40s, and another 17% are in their 50s.

Cinco Ranch’s population is 76.2% White, 15.8% Asian, and 5.1% Black or African American. 2.3% of Cinco Ranch residents are biracial or multiracial, and 0.6% of the population belongs to other ethnic backgrounds.

English, German, an Irish heritages are among the most common in Cinco Ranch, and almost 16% of residents have Hispanic or Latino roots. Additionally, 31.6% of Cinco Ranch residents are foreign born.

65.7% of the population speaks English alone, while 13% of residents speak Spanish. 4.4% of residents speak Chinese, Mandarin, or Cantonese, while 2.1% speak Korean. 1.7% speak another Asian language or a Pacific Island language.

98.2% of Cinco Ranch residents over 25 years old are high school graduates, and the high school dropout rate is about 2%. This is comparably lower than both statewide and national rates.

Almost 23% of the population has achieved some level of a college education, while 4.3% has an associate’s degree. An estimated 62.6% of adults in Cinco Ranch have earned a bachelor’s degree. 25.1% of residents have either a graduate degree or a professional degree, and 3.7% of the population has a doctorate degree.

89% of Cinco Ranch students are enrolled in public educational facilities. 11% of students go to local private campuses.

Real estate prices in Cinco Ranch are among the highest in Texas and in all of the U.S.

The small town’s accessibility to top-ranked schools, good jobs, and upscale retail and dining options makes it very popular among homebuyers.

The median property value in the town is $362,219. This represents an increase of 0.90% from the median property value of $359,000 recorded in 2017. Between 2014 and 2017, the median home value grew by 7.81% , from $333,000 to $359,000.

The median property value in the area is expected to rise by 2.8% within 2021.

The median sales price of homes in Cinco Ranch is $391,450. This represents an increase of 8.74% from the median sales price of $360,000 recorded in 2018. Between 2014 to 2018, the median sales price grew by 1.98%, from $353,000 to $360,000.

Cinco Ranch is a suburban, residential neighborhood where about 83% of housing units are owner-occupied. There are more than 5,600 housing units in the area.

The majority of housing units in the small town are luxury single-family homes with sizes that range from 1,500 to a little more than 7,000 square feet.

Homes have diverse designs and styles – from ranch-style townhomes and old bungalows to modern and contemporary manors and estates with Spanish and Mediterranean architecture.

Most of the housing units in the area were built between 1990 to 1999. There is also a significant number of properties built between 2000 to the present.

Luxury homes in the area are located in master-planned communities with convenient access to high-end amenities that include neighborhood pools, tennis courts, playgrounds, gardens, and beach clubs.

Prices of homes in the are range from $200,000 to nearly $2M.

Cinco Ranch’s average salary is just over $125K. The city’s median household income is almost $130K, while the per capita income is estimated to be $55K. 4.6% of Cinco Ranch residents live below the poverty line, and the city’s unemployment rate is 5.4%.

To give an idea of the city’s income distribution, less than 2% of residents earn below $15K annually. Another 6.4% make between $15K-$25K, and 3.4% make between $25K-$35K. 6.8% of the population earns $35K-$50K, and 11.4% earns $50K-$65K. Around 18% of the population makes between $65K-$100K, and 52% of residents earn over $100K each year.