Sell Land in Waller County, Texas
Waller County, part of the Gulf Coast region of Texas, is home to Hempstead along with communities like Waller, Brookshire and Prairie View. Land Dreamz makes cash offers on vacant land, rural acreage, and infill lots across the county. There are no fees or commissions, we buy as-is, and we reply to every request.
About Waller County
- Waller County property is appraised by the Waller County appraisal district, based in Hempstead. Its website is www.waller-cad.org. (Texas Comptroller county directory: Waller County)
- School districts on the appraisal district's list of taxing units: Katy ISD, Hempstead ISD, Waller ISD and Royal ISD. (Texas Comptroller county directory: Waller County)
- Cities that levy property tax through it: Katy, Prairie View, Brookshire, Hempstead, Waller and Pattison. (Texas Comptroller county directory: Waller County)
- Other taxing units on the list: Fort Bend Waller Counties MUD #2, Willow Point MUD, Fort Bend – Waller Counties Municipal Utilities District #3, Fulshear Municipal Utility District #3A, Fulshear Municipal Utility District #3B, Harris Waller Counties MUD #3, Willow Creek Farms MUD, Waller County MUD #9B, Magnolia Woods MUD #1, Waller County MUD #13 and 33 more. (Texas Comptroller county directory: Waller County)
- The 2022 Census of Agriculture counted 1,545 farms in Waller County, covering 211,993 acres. The average farm was 137 acres. (USDA NASS: 2022 Census of Agriculture, Waller County profile)
- Of that land, 120,597 acres were pastureland, 65,983 acres cropland and 15,774 acres woodland. (USDA NASS: 2022 Census of Agriculture, Waller County profile)
- Livestock, poultry and their products made up 21% of farm sales, and crops 79%. (USDA NASS: 2022 Census of Agriculture, Waller County profile)
- The Census Bureau estimates 65,109 people lived in Waller County on July 1, 2024, up 14.7% from its April 2020 base of 56,750. (U.S. Census Bureau: county population estimates, Vintage 2024)
- From mid-2023 to mid-2024, more people moved into Waller County from elsewhere in the U.S. than moved out: a net gain of 575. (U.S. Census Bureau: county population estimates, Vintage 2024)
- Waller County covers 513.3 square miles of land and 4.6 square miles of water: about 126.8 people per square mile of land in 2024. (U.S. Census Bureau: 2020 Gazetteer, Texas counties)
Appraisal district: Waller County appraisal district (www.waller-cad.org)
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Common questions in Waller County
How does a cash offer on my Waller County property work?
Tell us about the property by phone or with the form. We review it, check the Waller County records, and send you a written cash offer. You decide: no obligation and no fee. Questions? Call (346) 255-4742.
Do I pay any fees or commissions when I sell land in Waller County?
No. Land Dreamz buys direct. There are no agent commissions, no transaction fees, and no closing costs charged to you.
What kinds of property do you buy in Waller County?
Vacant lots, raw acreage, agricultural land, houses, and commercial property across Waller County and statewide across Texas, in any condition. You sell as-is and we handle the rest.
Who appraises land in Waller County, Texas?
The Waller County appraisal district, based in Hempstead. Its website is www.waller-cad.org. Look up a parcel's appraised value and owner of record there.
Which school districts tax property in Waller County?
The Texas Comptroller's county directory lists these school districts among the appraisal district's taxing units: Katy ISD, Hempstead ISD, Waller ISD and Royal ISD. Which ones tax a given parcel depends on where it sits.
How big are farms and ranches in Waller County?
The USDA's 2022 Census of Agriculture counted 1,545 farms in Waller County on 211,993 acres, an average of 137 acres each.
How many people live in Waller County?
About 65,109 on July 1, 2024, by the Census Bureau's estimate (56,750 in its April 2020 base). The county has 513.3 square miles of land.
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