Market Snapshot

Report generated March 2026

IndicatorValue
Population21,773
↓ 1.2% since 2020
Median Household Income$46,793
37% below national median
Median Home Value$109,900
Unemployment Rate7.0%
Median Age46.7 years
Housing Vacancy Rate15.7%

County Profile

DemographicValue
Total Population (2023)5,230
Population (2020)5,237
Population Growth-0.13%
Median Household Income$77,083
Median Home Value$162,200
Total Housing Units2,207
Vacant Housing Units174
Housing Vacancy Rate7.9%
Median Age37.2
Bachelor's Degree or Higher385 (7.4%)
Unemployment Rate (BLS)2.8%

Market Overview

Martin County, Texas has a population of 5,230, which has declined 0.13% since 2020. The median household income is $77,083, above the national median of $74,580 by 3.4%. With a median home value of $162,200 and an unemployment rate of 2.8%, the local economy is strong. The housing vacancy rate of 7.9% suggests balanced market conditions. Martin County is part of Texas's land market, attracting both local and out-of-state buyers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current population of Martin County, Texas?
As of the 2023 American Community Survey, Martin County has a population of 5,230. The county has declined 0.13% since the 2020 Census.
What is the median household income in Martin County?
The median household income in Martin County is $77,083, which is 3.4% above the national median of $74,580.
Is Martin County growing or shrinking?
Martin County is shrinking. The population has declined 0.13% since 2020.
What is the housing market like in Martin County?
The median home value in Martin County is $162,200. The housing vacancy rate is 7.9%, which suggests balanced market conditions. The unemployment rate is 2.8%, indicating a strong local economy.
Does Reelvest buy land in Martin County, Texas?
Yes! Reelvest Properties buys vacant land throughout Texas, including Martin County. We make cash offers within 24-48 hours, close in 14-30 days, and pay all closing costs. Get your free cash offer today.
Data Sources: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey (2023), Bureau of Labor Statistics (2025). Updated monthly.