Houston neighborhood guide

Westview Terrace

Houston, Texas

A broker-led guide to Westview Terrace real estate, current HAR property facts, neighborhood map, schools, property research and buying or selling in Houston.

Updated September 2026

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At a glance

Westview Terrace, without the generic brochure talk.

Useful facts first. Then the details that actually matter when you are deciding whether to buy, sell or simply understand the neighborhood.

CityHouston
Primary ZIP77055
Single-family properties528
2025 median market value$555,220
Median home size1,800 sq. ft.
School districtSpring Branch ISD

Westview Terrace is an established Houston residential neighborhood with HAR reporting 528 single-family properties and a 2025 median market value of $555,220.

The neighborhood is presented with property-specific research rather than a generic citywide average. Lot size, condition, renovation level, street location and nearby competing inventory can materially affect value.

Current market snapshot

What the recent numbers say.

HAR 2025 Westview Terrace facts; broader Spring Branch market context through 2026. Updated September 2026. Market statistics can move quickly, so this page identifies the period being shown rather than presenting old numbers as current.

Median market value$555,220HAR 2025 facts
Single-family properties528HAR 2025 facts
Median home size1,800 sq. ft.HAR 2025 facts
Median lot size8,125 sq. ft.HAR 2025 facts
6-month viewSpring Branch median sold-price context
HAR 2025 Westview Terrace facts; broader Spring Branch market context through 2026
$440K
Mar
$482.5K
Apr
$495K
May
$490K
Jun
$460K
Jul
$480K
Aug

Monthly medians can move sharply when transaction counts are small. Use this as market context, not as a valuation of a specific property.

Source: HAR — Westview Terrace. Statistics shown are for the identified geographic market area and reporting period, not an appraisal of any individual property.

Homes & architecture

The house is only part of the value.

HAR reports a median home size of 1,800 square feet, median lot size of 8,125 square feet and median year built of 1951.

Buyers and sellers should separate original homes, substantial renovations, infill construction and newer replacement homes when comparing value; those property types can behave very differently even within the same neighborhood.

Location

Where Westview Terrace sits in Houston.

Westview Terrace is in Houston with access to major employment, retail and transportation corridors. The boundary map is intended to show neighborhood/subdivision context, not replace a survey or legal description.

The chart uses the broader Spring Branch market for context because neighborhood-only monthly sales can be too sparse or volatile for a reliable month-to-month comparison.

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Schools

Verify the address, not the assumption.

Westview Terrace is within Spring Branch ISD. School assignment is address-specific.

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Do not rely on a neighborhood page, listing portal or prior-year assignment to determine enrollment eligibility. Verify the exact property address directly with the school district before purchasing or leasing.

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Taxes, restrictions & associations

Property-specific research matters here.

Property-tax obligations depend on the exact parcel, exemptions, assessed value and taxing jurisdictions. Verify the current appraisal record and tax statement for the specific property.

Deed restrictions, architectural controls and association obligations can vary by section or property. Review title documents, recorded restrictions and any applicable association records during due diligence.

Due diligence

Research before emotion takes over.

Review the survey, title commitment, seller disclosures, deed restrictions, permit history, tax records, insurance availability and FEMA flood information for the exact property.

FEMA flood map

Flood zones and insurance requirements are property-specific.

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New construction

Yes, it belongs in the neighborhood conversation.

Westview Terrace is an established Houston neighborhood, but renovation, infill and replacement construction can be part of the housing mix.

When comparing newer construction with existing homes, evaluate builder history, construction quality, drainage, restrictions, warranties, lot value and total ownership cost.

BUYING

Considering Westview Terrace?

Start with the exact property characteristics that drive value: lot size, condition, renovation quality, age, street location and the closest comparable sales.

Use the broader market chart as context only. A property-specific comparison should rely on the most similar recent sales and active competition.

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SELLING

Own a home in Westview Terrace?

Position the property against the closest true competition rather than using a broad Houston average. Condition, lot, renovation quality and construction age can materially change buyer response.

Document improvements, major systems, permits and site characteristics clearly so buyers can understand how the property differs from nearby alternatives.

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Westview Terrace FAQs

Questions buyers and sellers actually ask.

What is Westview Terrace’s 2025 median market value?

HAR reports $555,220.

How many single-family properties are included in HAR’s neighborhood facts?

HAR reports 528 single-family properties.

What is the median home size?

HAR reports 1,800 square feet.

How should buyers research flood risk?

Use the FEMA Flood Map Service Center plus property-specific insurance, disclosure and drainage information rather than relying on a neighborhood-wide assumption.

Are school assignments guaranteed by the neighborhood name?

No. School assignment is address-specific and should be verified directly with the applicable school district.

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