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Cost of living in Lewisville, TX

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The cost of living in Lewisville, TX comes down to housing, property taxes, insurance, utilities and how you get around. Texas has no personal income tax. So property and sales taxes do more of the work here than in many states.

How much does housing cost in Lewisville?

Prices move month to month. So this page shows live figures from the MLS instead of a number that would go stale. Compare list prices by area and by age of home. Older streets and newer Castle Hills sections price differently.

Also budget for HOA dues in Castle Hills and other newer sections. Add any public improvement district (PID) assessment too. It is billed on top of regular property taxes.

Use the affordability calculator to see what fits your budget, then browse Lewisville homes for sale.

What property taxes will I pay in Lewisville?

Your bill adds together the rates of every taxing unit on the address. The City of Lewisville's rate for fiscal 2025-26 is $0.419009 per $100 of value. On a typical Lewisville bill, the city says about 65% goes to Lewisville ISD. About 24% goes to the city and 11% to Denton County.

The Lewisville property tax guide lists each rate and explains exemptions and protests.

What will homeowners insurance cover and cost?

Hail is the storm risk most North Texas buyers plan around. The Texas Department of Insurance notes that policies can carry separate deductibles for different types of loss. A roof paid at actual cash value pays less as it ages. Standard home policies do not cover flood. Price a separate flood policy for homes near the Elm Fork or Timber Creek.

Get a quote on the house before your option period ends. Ask for the wind and hail deductible in dollars.

Who provides utilities in Lewisville?

The City of Lewisville provides water and sewer. Republic Services picks up trash and recycling under a city contract. Oncor delivers power in most of the region, and you pick a power company on PowertoChoose.org. Compare internet providers by address, since service varies street to street.

What does it cost to get around from Lewisville?

Most trips are by car on I-35E, SH 121 and the Sam Rayburn Tollway. Drivers without a TollTag get billed by mail through ZipCash. The North Texas Tollway Authority says they pay twice as much. So get a TollTag early if you will use toll roads.

Lewisville is a DCTA city. The A-train stops at three Lewisville stations and connects to DART. GoZone on-demand rides cost $1.50 per rider.

What are the sales tax and income tax in Lewisville?

The combined sales tax rate in Lewisville is 8.25%. That is the state's 6.25% plus local taxes at the 2% maximum. Texas has no personal income tax, so the state does not tax your paycheck.

Common questions

What is the sales tax rate in Lewisville, TX?

The combined rate is 8.25%, based on the Texas Comptroller's July 2026 rate table. That is the 6.25% state rate plus 2% in local taxes, the most Texas allows.

Does Texas have a state income tax?

No. Texas has no personal income tax. Local services lean more on property and sales taxes instead.

What is Lewisville's city property tax rate?

The City of Lewisville's rate for fiscal 2025-26 is $0.419009 per $100 of assessed value. Your full bill also includes Lewisville ISD, Denton County and any special district. Check the combined rate for the exact address.

Is there public transit in Lewisville?

Yes. DCTA's A-train stops at Hebron, Old Town and Highland Village/Lewisville Lake stations. It connects to DART at Trinity Mills. GoZone on-demand rides within the service area cost $1.50.

Sources

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Last reviewed: 2026-09-24. Descriptions cover places and amenities, not the people who live there. We are committed to the Fair Housing Act.