Property taxes
2.17–3.24%
Total 2025 rate, depending on the utility district. A typical home pays about $3,185–$5,724 a year with a homestead exemption.
Spring, TX · Harris County (unincorporated)
The neighborhood
Homes: 1,613 single-family homes in ZIP 77373, built 1969–2024.
Key figures
Property taxes
2.17–3.24%
Total 2025 rate, depending on the utility district. A typical home pays about $3,185–$5,724 a year with a homestead exemption.
Utility district
1 utility district
Water, sewer and drainage come from Harris County WCID 92. Its tax is part of the total rate.
Flood risk
3.1%
of homes are in FEMA's 100-year floodplain, where lenders require flood insurance. Another 8.4% are in the 500-year floodplain.
Housing
1,613 single-family homes, built 1969–2024; half were finished by 1980. Most are 1,575–2,258 square feet on lots of about 8,050 square feet.
Sources: Harris Central Appraisal District, real property roll (2026 roll). Retrieved Oct 1, 2026.
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FAQ
The 2025 total rate is 2.17–3.24% of taxable value, depending on which utility district the home is in.
Lexington Woods is served by Harris County WCID 92 (93% of homes). Check a specific address on HCAD.
Lexington Woods is in Spring ISD. Check the district's school locator for the campuses zoned to a specific address.
On FEMA's effective maps, 3.1% of homes are in the 100-year floodplain. Check an individual address on FEMA's map.
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