As of September 2026, rental prices in Spring Branch Central (77055, 77080), in the Houston metro area, range from $1,103 to $3,092 per month depending on property type and bedroom count.

The largest year-over-year rent increase was for 3-bedroom condo/townhomes at 5.39% in Spring Branch Central, TX.

For two-bedroom units, single-family homes have a higher median rent ($1,904) compared to apartments ($1,317) in this submarket.

What is the current rent range in Spring Branch Central, TX for September 2026?

In September 2026, rents in Spring Branch Central, TX range from $1,103 for a 1-bedroom apartment up to $3,092 for a 4-bedroom single-family home.

In Spring Branch Central, TX, which bedroom count shows one property type dramatically outperforming others in rent?

For 4-bedroom units in Spring Branch Central, TX, single-family homes have the highest median rent at $3,092, exceeding both condo/townhomes at $3,006 and apartments at $2,901 as of September 2026.

What is the segment with the highest annual rent growth in Spring Branch Central, TX and is growth broad or focused?

The 3-bedroom condo/townhome segment had the biggest year-over-year rent growth in Spring Branch Central, TX, rising 5.39% as of September 2026; other condo/townhome sizes also increased, but 3-bedroom units saw the strongest growth.

How much more do single-family homes cost compared to apartments for the same bedroom count in Spring Branch Central, TX?

For 2-bedroom units in September 2026, single-family homes cost $1,904 per month while apartments cost $1,317, making single-family homes $587 more expensive than apartments in Spring Branch Central, TX.

Spring Branch Central, TX · Houston metro

September 2026

77055,77080

Long-term Rental Rates

Long-term rental rates for Spring Branch Central (77055,77080), in the Houston metro area, as of September 2026.

Apartment

Unit Type Price 1 Mo Change 1 Yr Change
1-Bedroom $1,059 – $1,147 -2.57% -0.59%
2-Bedroom $1,265 – $1,370 -4.27% -5.33%
3-Bedroom $1,547 – $1,710 -7.39% -12.55%
4-Bedroom $2,794 – $3,008 0.50% 4.08%

Condo/Townhome

Unit Type Price 1 Mo Change 1 Yr Change
1-Bedroom $1,189 – $1,225 -3.33% 1.66%
2-Bedroom $1,465 – $1,510 2.85% 1.72%
3-Bedroom $1,835 – $2,016 6.18% 5.39%
4-Bedroom $2,895 – $3,117 -0.03% 4.34%

Single-Family

Unit Type Price 1 Mo Change 1 Yr Change
1-Bedroom $1,489 – $1,560 0.00% 3.71%
2-Bedroom $1,843 – $1,965 0.79% 3.41%
3-Bedroom $2,438 – $2,722 -1.07% 1.35%
4-Bedroom $2,953 – $3,231 4.10% 2.89%
Data updated: November 3, 2026
Spring Branch Central Rental Trends · Houston metro

In the Spring Branch Central (77055, 77080) rental market, in the Houston metro area, 2-bedroom apartments declined to $1,317 in September, reflecting a 4.27% decrease month-over-month and a 5.33% decline year-over-year. This segment showed the sharpest contraction among apartment types in Spring Branch Central (77055, 77080).

In September, 3-bedroom condos in Spring Branch Central (77055, 77080) experienced a 6.18% rent increase month-over-month, reaching $1,926. This growth outperformed 3-bedroom apartments, which fell 7.39% MoM, and 3-bedroom single-family units, which decreased by 1.07% MoM, distinguishing condos as the leading 3-bedroom segment.

Rising 4.10% month-over-month, 4-bedroom single-family homes averaged $3,092, while 4-bedroom condos moved just 0.03%. These figures shape Spring Branch Central (77055, 77080) rental trends, highlighting meaningful increases for larger single-family units and offering insight for investors focused on high-bedroom supply.

12-Month Median Rent Trend

Apartment

Month 1 BR 2 BR 3 BR 4 BR
September 2026 $1,103 $1,317 $1,629 $2,901
August 2026 $1,124 $1,386 $1,759 $2,882
July 2026 $1,087 $1,358 $1,759 $2,850
June 2026 $1,081 $1,379 $1,790 $2,846
May 2026 $1,085 $1,337 $1,809 $2,789
April 2026 $1,107 $1,392 $1,820 $2,762
March 2026 $1,116 $1,384 $1,780 $2,728
February 2026 $1,113 $1,408 $1,791 $2,727
January 2026 $1,100 $1,405 $1,808 $2,737
December 2025 $1,089 $1,429 $1,858 $2,797
November 2025 $1,096 $1,425 $1,852 $2,810
October 2025 $1,062 $1,406 $1,853 $2,814

Condo / Townhome

Month 1 BR 2 BR 3 BR 4 BR
September 2026 $1,207 $1,488 $1,926 $3,006
August 2026 $1,243 $1,466 $1,810 $3,044
July 2026 $1,217 $1,435 $1,842 $3,053
June 2026 $1,226 $1,471 $1,838 $3,021
May 2026 $1,204 $1,462 $1,815 $2,954
April 2026 $1,201 $1,488 $1,789 $2,911
March 2026 $1,172 $1,494 $1,785 $2,916
February 2026 $1,178 $1,495 $1,821 $2,906
January 2026 $1,193 $1,478 $1,837 $2,868
December 2025 $1,199 $1,499 $1,835 $2,891
November 2025 $1,189 $1,503 $1,797 $2,882
October 2025 $1,146 $1,499 $1,801 $2,915

Single-Family

Month 1 BR 2 BR 3 BR 4 BR
September 2026 $1,512 $1,904 $2,580 $3,092
August 2026 $1,512 $1,881 $2,621 $3,002
July 2026 $1,500 $1,854 $2,614 $2,993
June 2026 $1,482 $1,836 $2,607 $3,007
May 2026 $1,457 $1,840 $2,584 $2,904
April 2026 $1,438 $1,812 $2,552 $2,908
March 2026 $1,427 $1,809 $2,487 $2,851
February 2026 $1,426 $1,784 $2,480 $2,791
January 2026 $1,429 $1,783 $2,494 $2,815
December 2025 $1,436 $1,788 $2,510 $2,764
November 2025 $1,444 $1,804 $2,513 $2,822
October 2025 $1,452 $1,820 $2,530 $2,870

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