Texas / Harris County / ZIP 77091 / Highland Heights Annex

Highland Heights Annex

Neighborhood · Harris County, TX · ZIP 77091, 77088Appraisal data 2026-10-04

Highland Heights Annex (neighborhood, Harris County, Texas): 613 homes, median value $261,002, tax rate about 2.13%, 17.6% in a FEMA high-risk flood zone. Flood zones, property taxes, home values and pipelines from public records.

613homes

$261,002median value, 2026

2.13%median tax rate

17.6%in FEMA high-risk flood zones

+53.0%value change since 2022

Flood zones

FEMA data

108homes in a FEMA high-risk zone (A or V, 1% chance a year): 17.6% of mapped homes, above the 8.4% across Harris County.

24homes in the moderate zone (0.2% chance a year): 3.9%.

8homes with the lot center in a regulatory floodway, where building rules are strictest.

48homes inside Harvey's estimated flooding (2017): 7.8%.

FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer, zone at the center of each lot, for the 612 homes with a mapped lot. Flooding outside mapped zones does happen; check the flood insurance claims history and an elevation certificate for a specific house. Harvey extent is the Harris County Flood Control District's estimate along gauged channels.

Property taxes

Appraisal district data

2.13%median combined property tax rate (most homes fall between 2.13–2.29%).

$5,547yearly tax on the $261,002 median home at the full rate, before any exemption.

Taxing units on homes here

Taxing unit	Share of homes
Harris County	100%
Harris Co Flood Cntrl	100%
Harris Co Educ Dept	100%
City of Houston	100%
Port of Houston Authy	100%
Harris Co Hosp Dist	100%
Houston City College	73%
Houston ISD	73%
Lone Star College Sys	27%
Aldine ISD	27%

Rates are the sum of every taxing unit on each property at 2025 adopted rates, the latest full year. Values from Harris Central Appraisal District files dated 2026-10-04. Homestead exemptions and caps belong to the current owner and do not transfer to a buyer.

Homes and values

Appraisal district data

Measure	Value
Median market value, 2026	$261,002 (about the same as the Harris County median of $273,001)
Median change in value, 2022–2026	+53.0% (same homes, 594 with values in both years)
Median year built	1955
Median living area	1,368 sq ft
Median lot size	16,961 sq ft

When the homes were built

Decade	Homes
1920s	3
1930s	77
1940s	151
1950s	97
1960s	49
1970s	30
1980s	29
1990s	22
2000s	48
2010s	55
2020s	51

Single-family homes, townhomes, condos and mobile homes on owned land. Market value is the appraisal district's estimate, not an appraisal or sale price.

Pipelines

Railroad Commission data

0homes within 500 ft of an in-service transmission pipeline.

0homes within 1,000 ft.

11,070 ftmedian distance from a home to the nearest line.

1home with no transmission line within 3 miles.

Straight-line distance from the center of each lot to the nearest in-service transmission line on the Texas Railroad Commission's map. Distribution gas lines are not included.

Streets

Appraisal district data

Paul Quinn St (81), Irby St (37), W Montgomery Rd (35), Beall St (34), De Priest St (29), Lovers Ln (28), Morrow St (28), Tower St (26), Maybell St (25), Maxroy St (25), Ferguson Way (25), Mansfield St (22)

Streets with the most homes in this neighborhood, with home counts.

Look up a house in Highland Heights Annex

Street address

Each house report shows its own value history, tax units, flood zone at the center of the lot and the nearest pipeline.

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