Selling a House in Quaker Heights
Quaker Heights is a well-established south Lubbock neighborhood with its own homeowners association, solid house sizes, and a strong share of long-term owner-occupants.
Talk through the property
Send the address, the condition, and when you would like to be done. We will tell you what we can pay and whether listing would do better.
What the roll shows for Quaker Heights
From the July 2026 Lubbock Central Appraisal District roll, counted over improved properties in Quaker Heights — lots with a building on them.
| Improved properties on the roll | 514 |
|---|---|
| Median appraised value | $245,823 |
| Typical size | 2,064 sq ft |
| Carry a homestead exemption | 69.8% |
| Without a homestead exemption | 155 |
| Owned from outside Texas | 2.2% |
| ZIP | 79424 |
Appraised values, not sale prices. Texas is a non-disclosure state, so sale prices are not public record. MLS-based figures cover listed sales but miss off-market and cash ones, and an appraisal-district value is not a market value. Every number here is a starting point, not an offer.
How Quaker Heights compares to Southwest Lubbock
Set against the ZIP it sits in, Quaker Heights appraises about 14% below the Southwest Lubbock median, with houses 3% smaller than the Southwest Lubbock norm, and owner-occupancy 1.3 points lower. Those three numbers together say more about what a sale here looks like than any single average does.
Where Quaker Heights sits among Lubbock neighborhoods
Ranked against the other neighborhoods covered here, Quaker Heights is the 18th largest of the eighteen Lubbock neighborhoods on this site, 10th by appraised value, and 9th for owner-occupancy.
What that means if you are selling here
With a split like this, condition varies more from house to house than the averages suggest. A long-held family home and a fifteen-year rental can sit on the same street with identical bones and very different wear. That is why we will not quote a number off the subdivision average -- it would be a guess dressed up as an offer.
Streets we see most in Quaker Heights
The roll puts most of the neighborhood on these streets: 77Th St, 78Th St, 79Th St, 76Th St. If your address is not on that list but you are in Quaker Heights, we still buy there — the list is the densest part, not the boundary.
Common questions about selling in Quaker Heights
Do you buy houses in Quaker Heights?
Yes. The roll lists 514 improved properties in Quaker Heights, and we look at them in any condition -- occupied, vacant, tenanted, inherited or mid-repair.
What is a house in Quaker Heights typically worth?
The median appraised value in Quaker Heights is about $245,823 on a typical 2,064 square feet. That is the county's appraised figure and not a sale price; Texas does not put sale prices in the public record. Treat it as a starting point.
How many Quaker Heights houses are rentals or second homes?
About 155 of the 514 houses in Quaker Heights do not carry a homestead exemption -- roughly 30%. That covers rentals, second homes, inherited property and vacant houses.
How does Quaker Heights compare to the rest of Southwest Lubbock?
Quaker Heights appraises at about $245,823 against $284,342 for Southwest Lubbock as a whole, with owner-occupancy of 69.8% against 71.1%.
Would I do better listing my Quaker Heights house?
Often, yes -- and we will say so. If the house is in retail condition and you are not under time pressure, a listing usually nets more. A direct sale is worth it when speed, certainty, privacy or avoiding repairs matter more than the last few percent.
Want a number for your Quaker Heights house?
Send the address and the condition. If a direct sale is not your best move, we will say so.