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Best Cities in Texas for Multifamily Investments

  • Writer: Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
    Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
  • Oct 14
  • 2 min read

Best Cities in Texas for Multifamily Investments

Here are the best cities in Texas for multifamily investments in 2025, based on market performance, economic growth, and rental demand.


1. Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW)

DFW tops the list with over $27.8 billion in multifamily investment volume. The metroplex benefits from:

  • Rapid population growth (122,000+ new residents annually)

  • Diverse job sectors: tech, finance, healthcare, logistics

  • High rental demand across Class A, B, and C properties

Investment Hotspots: Irving, Grand Prairie, Arlington, Fort Worth outskirts

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2. Houston

Houston ranks sixth nationally in multifamily investment volume, with $17.2 billion. The city’s strengths include:

  • Affordable housing

  • A diversified economy (energy, healthcare, education)

  • Steady rental income and low vacancy rates

Investment Hotspots: The Woodlands, Sugar Land, Midtown

Insurance Tip: Consider flood and windstorm coverage for Gulf Coast properties.

3. Austin

Austin’s tech boom has made it a magnet for young professionals and investors. With $9.2 billion in multifamily investment volume, it’s a top growth market.

  • Home to Tesla, Oracle, Google campuses

  • High rental yields in urban and suburban areas

  • Strong demand for Class A and mixed-use developments

Investment Hotspots: East Austin, Round Rock, Pflugerville

Insurance Tip: Business interruption coverage is key in high-growth zones.


4. San Antonio

San Antonio offers affordability and consistent population growth. With $6.5 billion in investment volume, it’s ideal for workforce housing and value-add opportunities.

  • Cost of living 8% below national average

  • Strong demand for duplexes and small apartment complexes

  • Growing healthcare and military sectors

Investment Hotspots: Alamo Heights, Leon Valley, Universal City

Insurance Tip: Bundle multiple properties under one policy with Wexford Insurance.

Final Thoughts

Texas is a multifamily investment powerhouse. Whether you're targeting high-yield urban markets or stable suburban communities, cities like Dallas, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio offer strong returns and long-term growth.

Wexford Insurance is your go-to source for commercial property insurance in Texas. We provide customized coverage for multifamily properties, including protection against property damage, liability, and loss of rental income. Contact now!


FAQs

1. Why is Texas ideal for multifamily investing?

Texas offers population growth, no state income tax, and landlord-friendly laws—making it attractive for investors.

2. What types of multifamily properties are popular in Texas?

Apartment buildings, duplexes, townhomes, and mixed-use developments are in high demand.

3. Do I need separate insurance for each property?

Not necessarily. Wexford Insurance can bundle multiple properties under one policy for convenience and savings.

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