Neighborhoods in Lubbock County, TX

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  Harwell

  Sitting along Interstate 27, Harwell offers comparatively lower priced homes with convenient access to several parks. Lubbock, which was incorporated in 1909, embraced the country life and has relied mostly on its agricultural industry throughout its history. In the late 1900s, the booming tech industry saw hundreds of manufacturers move to

  • Average Value

    $94K

  • List Price

    $53K - $228K

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    7 Listings

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  Slaton-Bean

  Bordering downtown Lubbock, Slaton-Bean offers comparatively lower priced homes with quick access to thoroughfares and nearby parks. The neighborhood is named after Oscar Lowe Slaton, who served as president of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce, and George Renshaw Bean, who was a former teacher and judge in the city. Interstate 27 cuts through the

  • Average Value

    $89K

  • List Price

    $28K - $123K

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    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

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  Wolfforth

  Top-notch schools and a favorable location draw homebuyers to Wolfforth, a suburb on the southwestern outskirts of Lubbock . The town's population was around 5,500 in 2020, but rapid growth is spurring the number toward 10,000. “Our biggest asset is our school district,” says Danielle Sweat, Wolfforth’s economic development director. “We’re getting a

  • Average Value

    $323K

  • List Price

    $171K - $877K

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    Homes For Sale

    235 Listings

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  Shallowater

  Shallowater is a small suburb in the High Plains region of Texas, about 10 miles from Lubbock. Like many Texas cities, it has roots in the agricultural and railroad industries, but today, it serves as a bedroom community for about 3,000 residents. “Lubbock is a hub city, and Shallowater is one of the smaller communities that surround it,” says

  • Average Value

    $306K

  • List Price

    $156K - $1M

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    12 Listings

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  Slaton

  An old steam-powered locomotive has presided over Slaton’s historic town square since 1955. Brick-paved streets and century-old buildings surround the railroad car, a relic of Slaton’s history as a stopping point for service trains rumbling through Texas. Railroad activity slowed down around 1970, and the city population, currently 6,000, has

  • Average Value

    $155K

  • List Price

    $28K - $363K

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    Homes For Sale

    27 Listings

  Slaton

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