Texas HOA Directory
15,693 community associations on file with the State of Texas — 13,662 homeowners and property owners associations and 2,031 condominium associations, across 283 counties.
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- Houston 1,706
- Austin 833
- San Antonio 779
- Dallas 488
- Fort Worth 306
- Spring 143
- Mckinney 142
- Tomball 124
- Round Rock 123
- Katy 118
- Georgetown 115
- Arlington 105
- Plano 101
- Richmond 99
- Fris 96
- Pearland 95
- Irving 84
- Richardson 79
- Bryan 75
- Magnolia 73
- Flower Mound 72
- Conroe 70
- Temple 69
- Humble 67
- Montgomery 67
- Corpus Christi 66
- Garland 66
- Pflugerville 65
- Baytown 61
- League City 61
- Boerne 60
- Denton 59
- Friendswood 59
- Mcallen 58
- Southlake 56
- Tyler 56
- Mansfield 55
- Carrollton 53
- Lewisville 53
- Missouri City 53
- Galveston 52
- Helotes 52
- Midlothian 52
- The Woodlands 52
- Cypress 51
- Burleson 49
- Kyle 49
- Waxahachie 46
- Sugar Land 45
- Granbury 44
- Keller 44
- Laredo 44
- Colleyville 43
- Converse 43
- Rockwall 43
- Allen 42
- Grand Prairie 41
- Midland 40
- Edinburg 39
- South Padre Island 39
361 Texas cities have at least three associations on file. The 60 largest are listed here.
What this is
Texas requires every community association to file a management certificate with the Texas Real Estate Commission. The State treats “HOA” as the umbrella term: a POA is a type of HOA governed by Chapter 209 of the Texas Property Code, and a COA is a type of HOA governed by Chapter 82. This directory is built from those filings.
What the filing will not tell you is the dues, the rules, or who is on the board — for that you want the recorded declaration from the county clerk or circuit court.
We are not your HOA
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