
$7,625,500
000 305AC Fm-2984 LAND, Luling, TX, 78648

$7,625,500
000 305AC Fm-2984 LAND, Luling, TX, 78648

$4,320,000
21741 Interstate 10, Luling, TX, 78648

$4,125,050
000 191AC River Park RD, Luling, TX, 78648

$1,100,000
1212 Pierce ST, Luling, TX, 78648

$1,100,000
000 San Marcus Hwy, Luling, TX, 78648

$1,100,000
000 San Marcus Hwy, Luling, TX, 78648

$1,100,000
1144 Treetop LN, Luling, TX, 78648

$1,100,000
1144 Treetop LN, Luling, TX, 78648

$975,000
4530 Fm 86, Luling, TX, 78648

$975,000
4530 Fm 86, Luling, TX, 78648

$889,900
412 Woody Hollow RD, Luling, TX, 78648

$850,000
1951 South Magnolia, Luling, TX, 78648

$649,900
2025-2135 Mule Creek RD, Harwood, TX, 78632

$649,900
2025-2135 Mule Creek RD, Harwood, TX, 78632

$649,900
2025-2135 Mule Creek RD, Harwood, TX, 78632

$642,000
494 Flash CIR, Luling, TX, 78648

$490,000
2901 Mule Creek RD, Harwood, TX, 78632

$490,000
2901 Mule Creek RD, Harwood, TX, 78632

$475,000
1008 Fannin ST, Luling, TX, 78648

$475,000
1000 Fannin ST, Luling, TX, 78648
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Luling's population is a blend of longtime families connected to the oil and agricultural industries and newer residents seeking affordable housing. Median household income is approximately $45,000, reflecting the local economy's mix of blue-collar and service-sector employment. The city has a majority Hispanic population, with a significant White community. Most homes are owner-occupied, and the cost of living is substantially below the Austin metro average. Property tax rates in Caldwell County are moderate, and utility costs are lower than in larger cities. Many residents value the small-town pace and the proximity to both Austin and San Antonio via major highways.
Daily life in Luling revolves around the downtown, outdoor recreation, and community events. The Watermelon Thump, held annually since 1954 on the last full weekend in June, is Luling's signature event, featuring a watermelon seed-spitting contest, parade, carnival rides, live music, and a street dance. Zedler Mill, a historic gristmill on the San Marcos River at the southern edge of town, has a swimming area and picnic grounds. Palmetto State Park offers camping, hiking through dwarf palmetto groves, and fishing in the San Marcos River oxbow lake. The Luling Oil Museum on Davis Street documents the 1922 oil boom and its impact on the city. Grocery shopping is available at a local H-E-B on US-183. The Luling Foundation Farm, a working agricultural demonstration site, hosts educational programs. Fishing and kayaking on the San Marcos River are accessible from multiple points near the city.
Luling ISD serves approximately 1,600 students across three campuses with a combined junior high and high school facility.
School District: Luling ISD
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.
78648 covers Luling, Texas, in Caldwell County at the intersection of US-183 and I-10, approximately 50 miles south of Austin.
Homes in Luling range from $150K for smaller existing houses to $350K for updated properties. Rural acreage lists from $300K to $600K. Manufactured homes start around $80K.
The Watermelon Thump is Luling's annual late-June festival running since 1954. It features a seed-spitting championship, parade, carnival, and live music drawing thousands of visitors.
78648 is served by Luling ISD, a district of approximately 1,600 students with primary, elementary, and a combined junior high/high school campus.
Luling is approximately 50 minutes from downtown Austin via US-183 and SH-130. San Antonio is about 55 minutes via I-10, and Lockhart is 15 miles north.