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Reviewed by the Houston Zip Codes Data TeamUpdated March 30, 2026Sources: U.S. Census Bureau ACS, USPS, FEMA, NOAA

ZIP code 77339 is located in Kingwood, Harris County, Texas. It is a residential zip code in the Central Time Zone with an estimated population of 43,364. The area code for ZIP code 77339 is 281.

📍 ZIP code 77339 is in Kingwood, Harris County, Texas.

What is zip code 77339?

77339 is a zip code covering Kingwood in Houston, Texas (Harris County). It has a population of 43,364, a median household income of $84,015, and a median home value of $274,900.

43,364

Population

$84K

Median Income

$275K

Median Home

Harris County · Area Code 281 · 20 sq mi

77339 — Kingwood

Kingwood · Kings Manor · Kings River Village

Kingwood is a mid-sized Houston neighborhood with 43,364 residents, a median household income of $84,015, and homes valued at a median of $274,900.

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Key Statistics

Population

43,364

2,168 per sq mi

Above Houston avg (38,923)

Median Income

$84K

Per capita: $46,542

Below avg ($85K)

Median Home

$275K

3.3x income ratio

Below avg ($302K)

College Educated

38.8%

14.6% graduate degree

Above avg (35%)

Kingwood (77339): Neighborhood Profile

Kingwood covers ZIP code 77339, a suburban-scale slice of the Houston metro with 43,364 residents spread over 20 square miles. At about 2,168 people per square mile, it reads as a car-oriented community of subdivisions, arterial retail, and pockets of green space rather than a dense urban grid. Incomes here land close to the Houston middle — $84,015 for the median household, within striking distance of the $84,833 metro median. It is a broadly mixed-income community rather than a high- or low-end enclave.

The population skews prime working age (median age 39.8) and mixed, averaging 2.45 people per household. With a diversity index of 44.7/100, 77339 is somewhat less diverse than the typical Houston ZIP. The largest groups are White (69.9%) and Hispanic or Latino (24.3%).

Put in context, 77339's median home value of $274,900 sits 9% below the Houston-area median home value of $301,548. Both figures remain below the U.S. median home value (near $340,000 nationally), underscoring the relative affordability that continues to draw movers to the Houston metro. Educational attainment — 38.8% of adults hold a bachelor's degree, versus the 35% metro average — reinforces the area's higher-skill, higher-earning profile.

Demographics & Diversity

Median Age

39.8

11% above Houston avg (36)
Household Size

2.45

17,618 total households
Diversity Index

44.7/100

9% below Houston avg (49)
Land Area

20 sq mi

2,168 people/sq mi
Area Code

281

Elevation

50 ft

Racial & Ethnic Composition

White 69.9%Hispanic 24.3%Black 5.5%Asian 5%Other 0%

Data Visualizations

Racial & Ethnic Breakdown

  • White
  • Hispanic
  • Black
  • Asian

vs Houston Average

IncomeHomeValueRent

Commute Mode (30 min avg)

  • Drive Alone
  • Carpool
  • Transit
  • WFH

Housing & Real Estate

Median Home Value

$274,900

Below avg ($301,548)

Median Rent

$1,605/mo

23% of median income

Above avg ($1,465)

Ownership Rate

57.9%

Vacancy Rate

7.8%

19,104 total units

The housing market in 77339 (Kingwood) features a median home value of $274,900, which is -9% below the Houston metro average. With a home-price-to-income ratio of 3.3x, the area offers accessible homeownership. The homeownership rate of 57.9% is below the city-wide average of 58%.

Affordability & Cost of Living in 77339

With a price-to-income ratio of 3.3, buying here remains realistic for local earners. The $274,900 median home is about 3.3 times median income — modestly above the classic 3x rule but well within reach for households with steady dual incomes. As a rough yardstick, a household would want income near $91,633 to buy at the local median under conventional guidelines.

Renting is comparatively comfortable here. Median rent of $1,605/month is only about 23% of median household income — a healthy cushion below the 30% cost-burden line. Ownership and renting are roughly balanced here (57.9% owner-occupied), giving the area a mix of long-term owners and a steady renter population. Annualized, the typical renter pays about $19,260 per year for housing.

Flood & Weather Risk

FEMA Flood Zone

X500

0.2% annual chance
Flood Risk Level

Moderate

Based on FEMA mapping
Hurricane Evac Zone

C

Inland zone
Flood Events Since 2000

2

FEMA-declared events

Flood insurance is not required but recommended in this zone.

77339 sits at 50 ft elevation with 53" average annual rainfall. Houston averages 50+ inches of rain per year, and this area has experienced significant flooding from storms like Hurricane Harvey (2017) and Tropical Storm Imelda (2019).

Local Amenities

53

Restaurants

29

Parks

4

Grocery Stores

0

Hospitals

1

Pharmacies

1

Gyms & Fitness

77339 (Kingwood) has an estimated 53 restaurants, 29 parks, and 4 grocery stores within its boundaries. For hospital access, residents typically travel to adjacent zip codes with major medical centers.

What It's Like to Live in 77339

Be ready for the drive — the average commute of 30 minutes runs longer than the 28-minute Houston average, a reflection of this area's distance from the major job centers. Transit use is light (0.4%), but a sizable 16.5% of residents work from home, easing rush-hour exposure.

Day to day, residents have roughly 53 restaurants, 4 grocery stores, 29 parks, and 1 gyms within or near the ZIP. There are 1 pharmacies locally, though major hospital care means a trip to an adjacent ZIP. Notable nearby draws include Kingwood Town Center, East End Park, Lake Houston Wilderness Park.

Who does 77339 suit best? On the data, it fits first-time buyers watching their budget. Flood risk is moderate here, so reviewing the specific property's FEMA designation is still worthwhile.

Education & Schools

HS Graduation
59.7%
Bachelor's Degree
38.8%
Graduate Degree
14.6%

Educational attainment in 77339 shows 59.7% of adults have completed high school, 38.8% hold a bachelor's degree (above the Houston average of 35%), and 14.6% have earned an advanced degree.

Commute & Transportation

Average Commute

30 min

Above avg (28 min)

Drive Alone
73.8%
Carpool
5.3%
Public Transit
0.4%
Work from Home
16.5%

Climate & Geography

Summer High (July)

95°F

35°C

Winter Low (January)

42°F

6°C

Annual Rainfall53"
Elevation50 ft
Coordinates30.0500°N, 95.1810°W

Houston vs Other Texas Cities

Cost of living, home prices, and income compared.

CityPopulationCost IndexMedian HomeMedian IncomeMedian Rent
Houston2.3M100$301,548$84,833$1,465/mo
Austin1.0M117$475,000$85,000$1,650/mo
Dallas1.3M105$315,000$60,000$1,400/mo
San Antonio1.5M92$240,000$55,000$1,200/mo

Houston's cost of living index of 100 is used as the baseline. Source: Census ACS 2020–2024 & BLS regional data.

Nearby Attractions

Kingwood Town CenterEast End ParkLake Houston Wilderness Park

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People Also Ask

What zip code is Kingwood, Texas?

Kingwood is served by zip code 77339 in Houston, Texas, located in Harris County.

What county is zip code 77339 in?

Zip code 77339 is in Harris County, Texas, within the Houston metropolitan area.

What is the population of zip code 77339?

The estimated population of zip code 77339 (Kingwood) is 43,364, based on U.S. Census Bureau data.

Is 77339 in Houston, Texas?

Yes, zip code 77339 is located in the Houston, Texas metropolitan area, in Harris County.

FAQ — 77339 (Kingwood)

Frequently asked questions about zip code 77339 in Houston, TX.

What is the population of 77339?

The population of zip code 77339 in Houston, TX is approximately 43,364 people, with a median age of 39.8 and an average household size of 2.45. There are 17,618 total households across 20 square miles.

What is the median household income in 77339?

The median household income in 77339 (Kingwood) is $84,015, which is below the Houston average of $84,833. Per capita income is $46,542.

What schools are in 77339?

Top-rated schools in 77339 (Kingwood) include schools in the local ISD. The area has a 59.7% high school graduation rate and 38.8% bachelor's degree rate.

What is the average commute time in 77339?

The average commute in 77339 is 30 minutes. 73.8% drive alone, 5.3% carpool, 0.4% use transit, and 16.5% work from home.

What neighborhoods are in 77339?

77339 includes Kingwood, Kings Manor, Kings River Village. These neighborhoods are in Kingwood, Houston, Texas, in Harris County. The area covers 20 square miles.

What is the flood risk in 77339?

Zip code 77339 (Kingwood) is in FEMA flood zone X500 with a moderate flood risk level. It falls within Hurricane Evacuation Zone C. Flood insurance is recommended but not required. The area has experienced 2 FEMA-declared flood events since 2000, sits at 50 ft elevation, and receives approximately 53 inches of annual rainfall.

Is 77339 a good place to live?

It depends on priorities, but the data paints a clear picture. ZIP 77339 (Kingwood) is a middle area with accessible home prices, 30-minute average commutes, and moderate flood risk. It tends to suit a mix of households best. Median household income is $84,015 and the median home value is $274,900.

How expensive is it to live in 77339?

Housing is the main cost driver. The median home value is $274,900 (9% below the Houston average) and median rent is $1,605 per month, which is about 23% of the local median income. The home-price-to-income ratio is 3.3, making ownership accessible for typical local earners.

Is 77339 a safe area from flooding?

ZIP 77339 is mapped in FEMA flood zone X500 with a moderate overall flood-risk rating, and it falls in Hurricane Evacuation Zone C. The area has recorded 2 FEMA-declared flood events since 2000, sits at 50 feet of elevation, and flood insurance is recommended but not federally required.

What kind of people live in 77339?

The median resident is 39.8 years old and the typical household has 2.45 people, giving 77339 a balanced character. 38.8% of adults hold a bachelor's degree (above the 35% metro average). The population is less diverse than the metro average, led by White (69.9%) and Hispanic or Latino (24.3%) residents.

All demographic data on this page is sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates. ZIP code boundary and delivery data is sourced from the United States Postal Service (USPS). Data is updated periodically and may not reflect the most current figures. ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs) used by the Census Bureau may differ slightly from USPS ZIP code boundaries.

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