Rankings · How Cedar Park ranks in TX
Cedar Park ranks #5 in Texas for library borrowing
Cedar Park is ranked on 38 lists against the 653 Texas towns with 2,500+ residents. It makes the top 10 on 1 and the top quarter on 17.
Lists ranked on
38
of TX’s 653 ranked towns
Top-10 finishes
1
Best: #5 most library borrowing
Top-quarter finishes
17
of 26 lists where higher is better
Strongest area
Work
Top 5% on average
★ What stands out · Where it shines
The lists Cedar Park does best on
Each list ranks every TX town with 2,500+ residents. Tap one to see the whole list with Cedar Park marked.
Almost there
1 spot from the top 25 for working from home
Lists where Cedar Park sits just outside a milestone, and what it would take to get in.
Most remote workers
Most library borrowing
Best libraries for kids
Most trails
Top 251spot away
#25 Highland Village30.1%
#26 Cedar Park29.9%
Top 32spots away
#3 Roanoke15.1 per resident
#5 Cedar Park13.6 per resident
Top 253spots away
#25 Schulenburg17.4 per child
#28 Cedar Park16.3 per child
Top 254spots away
#25 Georgetown2.0 mi / sq mi
#29 Cedar Park1.8 mi / sq mi
At a glance
Cedar Park lands in the top half on 20 of 26 lists
Each dot is Cedar Park’s spot on one list: the left end is #1 in TX, the right end is last. Areas where Cedar Park does best come first.
Top 10%Top halfBottom half
HealthHealth →
Fewest smokers#43/652Healthiest#48/651Lowest obesity#60/652Most active#64/652Fewest uninsured#69/652Lowest depression#148/652Closest to a top hospital#227/632 LibrariesLibrary →
Most library borrowing#5/183Best libraries for kids#28/183Most-used libraries#42/183 People
Most educated#66/653 SafetySafety →
Safest#163/470 Getting aroundWork & commute →
Shortest commute#337/653 Cost of livingHousing →
Rent easiest to afford#99/180Cheapest rent#524/624Most affordable#594/651Lowest property tax#602/647 HousingHousing →
Most new homes#476/535 What kind of place
Fewer homes per newcomer than 83% of Texas
Not better or worse, just Cedar Park’s character, from the lists where neither end is the “good” one. The most distinctive come first.
Fewer homes per newcomer than 83% of TX towns
Homes keep paceShort on homes
4.2 new residents for each new home, 2010–20
Steadier prices than 81% of TX towns
Steadier pricesPrices rising fast
+40.0% in home prices, 5 years
Fewer seniors than 74% of TX towns
Fewer seniorsMore seniors
11.3% of residents are 65+
Hotter summers than 67% of TX towns
Cooler summersHotter summers
95.5° July high
Older than 63% of TX towns
YoungerOlder
37.7 median age
Drier than 57% of TX towns
DrierWetter
36 in of rain + melted snow a year
Milder winters than 54% of TX towns
Colder wintersMilder winters
37.8° January low
Longer growing season than 54% of TX towns
Shorter seasonLonger season
254 days between frosts
More year-round than 53% of TX towns
Year-roundVacation homes
0.1% of homes are seasonal
Fewer kids than 51% of TX towns
Fewer kidsMore kids
25.7% of residents are under 18
Next door
Cedar Park out-ranks 2 of its 3 ranked neighbors
Head to head on the lists where both towns are ranked: a point for each list where one town places higher. Tap a town for its own rankings.