Freer
Market Overview
Freer Real Estate
Freer bills itself as the "Deer Capital of Texas," a title earned by its world-class white-tailed deer hunting in the surrounding brush country. The town has an economy anchored by oil and gas production alongside its outdoor recreation identity, drawing hunters and energy workers alike. Home prices are modest and properties with acreage are often available at attractive values.
By the Numbers
Freer at a Glance
~2,800
Population
$95,000
Median Home Price
Why Choose
Why Live in Freer?
- World-class white-tailed deer hunting in the South Texas brush country — a major draw for outdoors enthusiasts
- Active oil and gas economy providing local employment opportunities
- Affordable home prices with acreage properties available
- Annual Rattlesnake Roundup and community events celebrate local heritage
- Small-town atmosphere with low cost of living
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Freer called the "Deer Capital of Texas"?
The South Texas brush country surrounding Freer is legendary among hunters for producing trophy-class white-tailed deer. The region's dense brush, mild winters, and abundant native vegetation create ideal habitat, and local ranches host hunters from across the country each season.
What is the job market like in Freer?
Freer's economy is primarily driven by oil and gas production in Duval County, along with hunting-related tourism and local services. The energy sector provides steady employment, and the town has historically been tied to regional drilling and production activity.
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