Statistics report

How many HOAs are in Texas?

By John Riddle · HOA CensusData as of: August 31, 2026Source: TREC

Texas has 16,479 registered property owners' and condominium owners' associations as of August 2026 across 152 counties, per HOA Census’s compilation of the TREC HOA management certificate filings (SB 1588).

16,479
Total associations
14,392
HOAs
2,087
Condominiums

Citable figures

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There are 16,479 registered property owners' and condominium owners' associations in Texas as of August 2026.HOA Census, from TREC HOA management certificate filings (SB 1588) data · https://hoacensus.com/texas/statistics
Harris County has more registered associations than any other Texas county: 3,398 associations as of August 2026.HOA Census · https://hoacensus.com/texas/harris
The five largest Texas counties account for 56% of the state’s registered community associations as of August 2026.HOA Census, county rankings below

Associations by type

Texas community associations by type, August 2026
TypeAssociationsShare
HOA14,39287.3%
Condominium2,08712.7%

Associations by county

Texas counties ranked by association count
#CountyAssociations
1Harris3,398
2Dallas1,675
3Bexar1,437
4Collin1,389
5Travis1,270
6Tarrant945
7Williamson632
8Denton527
9Montgomery525
10Fort Bend437
11Galveston267
12Hidalgo246
13Hays207
14Comal194
15Brazos185
16Ellis161
17Guadalupe158
18Brazoria146
19Nueces146
20Bell120
21El Paso102
22Smith101
23Johnson96
24Rockwall92
25Burnet81
26Parker80
27Cameron75
28Henderson62
29Chambers58
30Kaufman57
31Hood56
32Kendall54
33Kleberg54
34Grayson50
35Midland46
36Webb46
37McLennan45
38Llano43
39Bastrop42
40Waller41
41Kerr40
42Hunt38
43Polk38
44Jefferson34
45Aransas33
46Medina30
47Gillespie27
48Navarro24
49Walker24
50Lubbock22
51Taylor22
52San Jacinto21
53Blanco20
54Caldwell20
55Washington20
56Wilson20
57Wise20
58Randall19
59Austin18
60Bandera18
61Palo Pinto18
62Hardin16
63Hill15
64Liberty15
65Trinity15
66Wood15
67Gregg14
68Grimes14
69Cooke13
70Houston13
71Potter13
72Matagorda12
73Franklin11
74Harrison11
75San Patricio11
76Victoria11
77Calhoun10
78Orange9
79Brown8
80Burleson8
81Cherokee8
82Hamilton8
83Leon8
84Montague8
85Tom Green8
86Comanche7
87Coryell7
88Freestone7
89Van Zandt7
90Hopkins5
91Lampasas5
92Somervell5
93Wharton5
94Atascosa4
95Bosque4
96Camp4
97Concho4
98Rains4
99Real4
100Starr4
101Anderson3
102Angelina3
103Colorado3
104Ector3
105Edwards3
106Erath3
107Jackson3
108Nacogdoches3
109Sabine3
110San Saba3
111Stephens3
112Titus3
113Upshur3
114Uvalde3
115Callahan2
116Frio2
117Goliad2
118Gonzales2
119Jack2
120Kinney2
121Lee2
122Limestone2
123Martin2
124Scurry2
125Val Verde2
126Andrews1
127Bowie1
128Cass1
129Clay1
130Delta1
131Eastland1
132Fannin1
133Fayette1
134Gray1
135Hockley1
136Hutchinson1
137Jasper1
138Kimble1
139Lamar1
140Lavaca1
141Marion1
142McCulloch1
143Milam1
144Mills1
145Moore1
146Red River1
147Robertson1
148Rusk1
149Shelby1
150Terrell1
151Young1
152Zapata1
Counts as of August 2026. Compiled from the TREC HOA management certificate filings (SB 1588); see methodology.

Snapshot history

Every pipeline run writes dated snapshots; this is the audit trail behind the figures above.

stats_snapshots · scope TX
MetricValueAs ofNote
assoc_total16,4792026-08-31TREC HOA management certificates (data.texas.gov 8auc-hzdi)
county_count1522026-08-31TREC HOA management certificates (data.texas.gov 8auc-hzdi)
mgmt_co_total02026-08-31TREC HOA management certificates (data.texas.gov 8auc-hzdi)
unit_total02026-08-31TREC HOA management certificates (data.texas.gov 8auc-hzdi)

About these numbers

Figures on this page count management certificates filed with the Texas Real Estate Commission under Property Code §209.004 (SB 1588), published on the Texas Open Data Portal and refreshed daily. Amended certificates are de-duplicated to one record per association and county.

TREC is a repository, not an enforcement agency: associations that have not filed do not appear, and industry estimates suggest one in five Texas associations is still missing. County totals are therefore a floor, not a census of every association that exists. Where a filing's county field was blank or invalid, HOA Census assigns the county from the association's Texas mailing ZIP code (Census ZCTA-to-county mapping); see methodology.

Full sources, verification steps, record counts, and known limitations: methodology.

Data updated August 31, 2026 · Florida DBPR