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Hunters Creek Village, TX

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Hunters Creek Village, TX

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Demographics

Predominantly WhiteSimpson's Diversity Index: 21
Population4,358
Foreign Born4.5%
Population Density2,229people per mi²
Median Age47.4 yrs
Demographics Trajectory
StableSince 2010, this city has held a relatively stable population and racial composition.
Current Race / Ethnicity Breakdown
Population Trends

Quality of Life

Overall Quality Of Life
B-
Good

Above-average quality of iife. The area offers a reasonable cost of living, decent mobility, and a mix of neighborhood amenities.

Quality of Life blends cost of living, nearby amenities, socioeconomic signals, and neighborhood character. City-level scores represent the whole municipality; individual neighborhoods can differ.

Cost of Living

709/100

609% above national average

F

The Real Cost of Living in Hunters Creek Village, Texas

TierIndividualFamily (4)
Survival $47k$87k
Comfortable $788k$1.2M
Luxury $452k+$700k+
Elite (Top 5%) $867k+$1.3M+
Affordability Ratio

22%

The Hood Index™

A metric tracking the socioeconomic signals of the area.

B+
Hood Index scan area
Premium Lean73%
RisksNeutralGrowth
Premium
40
Positive
40
Poor
17
Negative
33

Groceries

5 within 10 miles

3.7mi

Gas

0 within 10 miles

Hospital

3 within 20 miles

7.2mi

Airport

IAH — Bush Iah Terminal C

18.1mi

Post Office

USPS — Katy, TX

13.7mi

Critical Amenities

Country Clubs

Nearest private club or country club.

No country clubs found nearby.

Golf5Nearest 4.1 mi
Camping20Nearest 6.1 mi
Marina0Nearest 14 mi
Winery0 
Ice Rink2Nearest 3.7 mi
Gun Range6Nearest 2.5 mi

Affluence Level

Overall Affluence Grade
A+
Elite

An elite concentration of wealth — high incomes, strong home values, advanced degrees, and minimal poverty signal a top-tier socioeconomic profile.

Median HHI
>$250k
233% above US avg

Census doesn't track above $250K

Est. Avg Net Worth
$2M
212% above US avg
College Educated
85.1%
143% above US avg
WFH
17.4%
22% above US avg
Homeownership
98.9%
51% above US avg
Median Home
>$2M
609% above US avg

Crime

Overall Crime Grade
C
Moderate

Crime rates similar to the national median for U.S. locations.

Crime Rate
21.2
Incidents per 1,000 residents
5yr Trend
−20.6%
Overall crime change since 2020

Violent Crime

5yr−23.9%
Homicide
0.05 / 1k ResidentsEqual to state avg
Robbery
0.52 / 1k ResidentsEqual to state avg
Aggravated Assault
2.39 / 1k ResidentsEqual to state avg

Property Crime

5yr−17.4%
Burglary
2.45 / 1k ResidentsEqual to state avg
Larceny-Theft
12.80 / 1k ResidentsEqual to state avg
Motor Vehicle Theft
2.48 / 1k ResidentsEqual to state avg
Source: FBI Crime Data · 2025

Political Climate

Cook PVI: R+10Leans Conservative

District shown is the primary district for this city’s centroid. Cities may span multiple districts.

Presidential Voting Trends for Hunters Creek Village, Texas
Dem Rep
20%30%40%50%60%70%80%2000200420082012201620202024

Personal Sovereignty

Personal Sovereignty measures your capacity for self-reliance and independence with minimal government friction. Higher scores mean fewer barriers between you and the way you want to live... but it assumes you have the space you need and good neighbors.

Overall Sovereignty Grade
B+
Self-Reliant

Viable for self-reliance. Generally workable, though some barriers may limit total independence.

State Policy

Tax Burden
B
Fair8.6% of income
Property Rights
C+
FairIJ Grade C+
Firearm Rights
A
GreatFPC Grade A
Homeschooling
A+
GreatNo notice required

Energy independence: Net exporter (220% of energy produced in-state)

Personal Liberty

Raw Milk
A-
OpenFarm sales legal
Gambling Laws
D+
RestrictedTribal · Poker · Betting
Marijuana Laws
C+
LimitedMedical only

Homesteading

Growing Season305 days358 frost-free
Annual Rainfall76.7"
Elevation85 ft

Strategic Assessment

Strategic Assessment grades tactical survivability using Joel Skousen's Strategic Relocation framework. Major population centers, blast zones, natural disasters, and border exposure all drive risk — lower exposure means a more defensible position in a crisis.

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Overall Strategic Grade
D-
Vulnerable

Multiple tactical vulnerabilities. Population density, target proximity, or disaster risk are likely compounding. A retreat property and exit planning is required.

Strategic Pillars

City Proximity
F
Poor7.9 mi to nearest major city
Pop. Density
D-
Poor2,229/sq mi
Fallout Danger
C
Weak16 within ~30 mi
Natural Disaster
F
PoorInland Flooding
Border / Coast
B
Fairborder 284 mi · coast 27 mi
FEMA Expected Loss$2.2B/yrfor the county

Key Distances

Nearest Major CityHouston2.3M people are 7.9 mi away
Nearest Major AirportIAH18 mi away
Distance to State Capital139 miAustin, TX
Nearest Prison8.4 mi7 within 25 mi

* Values derived from national, state, county, city and local statistics and may differ in a specific area. Last updated: 2026-04-14T05:04:05.000Z

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