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HOMES FOR SALE INBryan

Median Home Prices

$129,000

LOWEST

$537,450

MEDIAN

$1,424,500

HIGHEST

Median Home Price
Per Square Feet

$96.27

LOWEST

$261.88

MEDIAN

$433.66

HIGHEST

Home Statistics in
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3

NO. OF BEDS

3

NO. OF BATHS

1,953

SQUARE FT.

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  • HOMES FOR SALE IN
    BRYAN, TX
  • AN OVERVIEW OF
    BRYAN, TX
  • THE BRYAN
    REAL ESTATE MARKET
  • LIVING IN BRYAN, TX
  • PARTNER WITH SEASONED
    REAL ESTATE AGENTS IN
    BRYAN
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Bryan, TX, combines the convenience of a larger metropolitan area with the warmth of small-town living. Known for its vibrant downtown, beautiful homes, gorgeous scenery, and prime location in the heart of the Texas Triangle, Bryan offers a welcoming community where residents have access to everything they need.

Read on to discover more about Bryan's neighborhoods, housing options, and what makes it a great place to live.

Featured Listings
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$799,900
5969 Reliance Ridge
Bryan, TX 77808
4 Bedroom 3 Bathroom 3,197 SqFt
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$699,000
5981 Reliance Ridge
Bryan, TX 77808
4 Bedroom 3 Bathroom 2,665 SqFt
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$465,000
2430 E Briargate Drive
Bryan, TX 77802
4 Bedroom 3 | 1 Bathroom 3,411 SqFt
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$390,000
305 Brookside Drive W
Bryan, TX 77801
5 Bedroom 3 Bathroom 2,144 SqFt
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$279,000
2915 Braeburn
Bryan, TX 77802
2 Bedroom 2 Bathroom 1,748 SqFt
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$4,290,000
3320 Sycamore Trail
Bryan, TX 77807
5 Bedroom 5 | 2 Bathroom 6,987 SqFt
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AN OVERVIEW OFBryan

LOCATION AND POPULATION

Situated in the heart of Brazos County, Bryan serves as the county seat and forms a metropolitan area with its neighbor, College Station. At 54.8 square miles, the city is slightly larger than its neighbor College Station, which lies southeast. The serene Lake Bryan lies northwest. Houston is roughly 97 miles southeast, while Austin lies 102 miles west. Both destinations can be reached in less than two hours by car.

As of 2020, more than 84,000 individuals live in Bryan. The city enjoys a steady population growth, marking a 9.7% increase since 2010. It also has a median age of 31 years old, below the state average of 35.

CLIMATE

Bryan has a humid subtropical climate, which characterizes much of the southeastern U.S. This type of climate is marked by long, hot summers and mild, rarely snowing winters, making it a favorable environment for enjoying the area’s natural beauty year-round.

HISTORY

Bryan’s roots trace back to the 1820s and 1830s when settlers from Stephen F. Austin’s colony began establishing communities in the area.

It was officially established in 1859 on land donated by William Joel Bryan, Austin’s nephew. Despite major setbacks caused by the Civil War, Bryan grew steadily and was formally incorporated as a city in 1871.

By the early 20th century, Bryan had more than 3,000 residents, a flourishing cotton and poultry industry, its own school district, and various community institutions. The city’s growth accelerated in the 1960s due to the rapid expansion of nearby Texas A&M University in College Station, which significantly impacted the city’s development and regional importance.

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THE BryanReal Estate Market

MARKET OVERVIEW

The Bryan real estate market remains strong, characterized by competitive pricing and a wide variety of homes for sale. Despite broader economic fluctuations, demand for homes for sale in Bryan, TX continues to thrive, with some properties attracting multiple offers. This sustained demand is fueled by the city’s high quality of life, diverse employment opportunities, and proximity to some of Texas’ top educational institutions.

Historically, Bryan’s real estate market has shown robust growth, with an average annual appreciation rate of 8.71% over the past decade. This consistent appreciation highlights the area’s stability and potential for long-term investment.

PROPERTY TYPES

Single-family homes make up the majority (54.5%) of Bryan’s housing stock, but there are plenty of alternatives for buyers. Apartment complexes, duplexes, and townhomes offer diverse options, while those looking to build can choose from a variety of vacant lots, ranging from small parcels to multi-acre properties. The North Bryan area, in particular, has plenty of available land and new construction options.

PROPERTY AGE

Bryan’s housing landscape reflects its evolving history, with many homes dating back to between 1970 and 1999, showcasing the architectural styles and preferences of those decades. While a significant portion of the housing was built during this period, newer developments from 2000 onward also make up a considerable share of the market (32.57%).

Additionally, some homes trace their origins back to the mid-20th century, offering a glimpse into the community’s growth during that era. A smaller, yet notable, portion of Bryan’s housing was constructed before 1940 (2.83%).

LIVING INBryan

COST OF LIVING

The cost of living in Bryan, TX is 13.4% less expensive than the rest of the country and 8% lower than the rest of Texas. In nearly every category, including housing, grocery, utilities, and transportation, Bryan falls below the U.S. average spending cost, making it easier to enjoy daily life. Healthcare costs are in line with what you'd expect across Texas and the country.


Even when it comes to dining out or finding entertainment, you'll find prices in Bryan are lower than in many parts of Texas. This affordability, combined with a high quality of life, makes Bryan a welcoming place to call home.

Schools

Bryan is an excellent choice for families with school-age children as well as students seeking higher education, thanks to quality schools served by the Bryan Independent School District (BISD). Some of the top schools under the BISD include:

Those seeking private school options can explore several PK–12 College Preparatory institutions like St. Joseph Catholic School and Allen Academy. Also nearby are Brazos Christian School, Oakwell High School, and KOR Education School in College Station.

Colleges within Bryan include the Blinn College - Bryan Campus and two institutions under the TAMU System, which are the Health Science Center and RELLIS Campus.

  • The Blinn College - Bryan Campus offers a wide range of associate degree programs, certificates, and diplomas in the fields of nursing, emergency medical services, surgical technology, and veterinary technology.

  • The Texas A&M Health Science Center is considered one of the fastest-growing centers for health science in the country, offering extensive programs in research, dentistry, medicine, public health, and biomedical sciences.

  • The Texas A&M RELLIS Technology and Innovation Campus is designed to be a collaborative space for advanced research, technology development, as well as higher education and practical career training. It offers degrees in engineering, business, health science, and more.

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Economic and Job Opportunities

Bryan is a wonderful place for both businesses and workers. The city employs a total of over 39,000 individuals and has several thriving industries, including a flourishing education sector, the city’s largest industry. Additionally, healthcare and social assistance, construction, and retail contribute significantly to the local economy. High-paying sectors such as finance, real estate, and public administration also play a key role in shaping the job market.

The region’s largest employers include:

  • Bryan Independent School District
  • Sanderson Farms
  • St. Joseph Health System
  • City of Bryan
  • FujiFilm
  • FedEx
  • BioCorridor

Many businesses are increasingly investing in Bryan–College Station operations due to the ample availability of land for development. One recent example is the Texas A&M RELLIS Campus, which serves as both an institution for higher education and an innovative center for technology development.

On top of that, Bryan's business-friendly climate is ideal for small businesses and entrepreneurs. The city offers various resources, including business advising, grants, and networking opportunities, to support new ventures.

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Dining

When it’s time to eat, Bryan’s diverse food options can more than satisfy. Texan classics, world-class cuisine, and farm-to-table fare make up the local restaurant scene, with plenty of casual bites and cafes to boot.

  • All the King’s Men - Perfect for good ol’ Texas barbeque, this spot at 112 South Main Street in Downtown Bryan is housed in a charming historic building. Their candied pork belly burnt ends dish was featured as one of the best BBQ bites in the state by Texas Monthly.

  • Christopher’s World Grille - Located at 5001 Boonville Road, Christopher’s World Grille is an upscale fine dining restaurant offering global cuisine and an extensive wine list. The restaurant is led by award-winning chef Christopher Lampo.

  • RX Pizza & Bar - This casual eatery at 200 West 26th Street is renowned for its wood-fired pizzas made with handmade dough. They also offer a delicious brunch menu and a variety of refreshing cocktails (their mimosas are always a popular choice!). Another branch is located in College Station.

  • Polite Coffee Roasters - Located in the historic Kyle House, a renovated Victorian home, this full-service coffee shop and roasting operation offers a cozy spot for coffee lovers.

  • Zeitman’s Grocery Store - Found at 220 North Main Street, this grocery store also serves as a neighborhood delicatessen and bakery, featuring delicious bagels, sandwiches, cinnamon rolls, and more.

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Shopping

On the retail front, you’ll find a motley of stores at Historic Downtown Bryan. Everything from antiques to handcrafted items to original artworks are on display at the many boutiques, vintage stores, and specialty stores in this lively area.

Farm Patch Market is the place to go for fresh, locally sourced produce and artisanal goods. The Farmers’ Market in Brazos County is another great destination, where you can find an array of seasonal fruits, vegetables, and handmade crafts.

OUTDOOR AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES

Whether you’re looking for a refreshing day outside or an activity-filled excursion, there is no shortage of parks, green spaces, and lush outdoor areas in Bryan for residents to enjoy.

  • Lake Bryan is one of the most popular outdoor destinations in the city, and for good reason: more than 20 miles of trails, several swimming and kayaking spots, and fishing opportunities await visitors at this beautiful spot in northwest Bryan. Take the entire group anytime from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Sunday.

  • If you’re looking to cool off on a hot summer day, Bryan has several aquatic facilities: Bryan Aquatic Center on Oak Ridge Drive, Henderson Harbor on Mockingbird Road, and Sadie Thomas Pool on Moss Street.

  • Aggieland Safari, a premier drive-through zoo, is the place to go if you want to see more than 300 wild animals in their natural habitats.

  • The all-new Travis Bryan Midtown Park in the up-and-coming Midtown neighborhood is a must-visit for families and large groups. Golf enthusiasts can practice their swing at BigShots Golf Aggieland, which features virtual golf games alongside delicious food and drinks. The 120,000-square-foot Legends Event Center caters to athletes of all levels, offering top-notch amenities for volleyball and basketball. Beyond the courts, visitors can enjoy a cutting-edge arcade, ensuring fun on and off the field.

  • For those who prefer something more relaxing, Bryan has a variety of charming spots. Lucky B Bison Ranch provides a unique experience where you can get up close with these impressive animals while learning about sustainable farming practices. Messina Hof Winery and Resort offers award-winning wine to enjoy in a stunning vineyard setting – a perfect escape for couples or friends.

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