Cona data, snapshot of October 26, 2026

Apartment sizes in Houston, TX

The median 1-bedroom apartment in Houston is 785 sq ft, 6% larger than the US median of 741. The median 2-bedroom is 1,180 sq ft, 8% larger than the US median of 1,088. That is from 3,363 floor plans in 312 buildings on file at Cona.

Houston, TX

Houston apartment size by bedroom count

Houston medianUS median05001,0001,5002,000Studio in Houston, TX: median 574 sq ft (US 505 sq ft)574Studio1 bedroom in Houston, TX: median 785 sq ft (US 741 sq ft)7851 bed2 bedroom in Houston, TX: median 1,180 sq ft (US 1,088 sq ft)1,1802 bed3 bedroom in Houston, TX: median 1,400 sq ft (US 1,360 sq ft)1,4003 bed4 bedroom in Houston, TX: median 1,429 sq ft (US 1,528 sq ft)1,4294 bed
Median apartment size in square feet by bedroom count in Houston, TX. The dark ticks mark the US median.
Apartment sizes in Houston, TX by bedroom count, in square feet
BedroomsPlans25th pctMedian75th pct
Studio141504574630
1 bed1,562707785885
2 bed1,3641,0551,1801,312
3 bed2631,2521,4001,647
4 bed331,2981,4291,850

All sizes in square feet. A bedroom count shows only with at least 30 plans.

Findings

What stands out in Houston

  • Studios are 4.2% of the plans in Houston, less than the US share of 8.5%.
  • Houston ranks 2nd of 40 cities for median 1-bedroom size, where 1st is the largest.
  • 49.4% of the plans have two bedrooms or more.

Method

Where the numbers come from

These are floor plans on file at Cona, from apartment listings across the US. Square footage is as listed. We report medians, not averages, so a few penthouses do not move them.

Median, 25th and 75th percentile apartment sizes in square feet by bedroom count for Houston, TX, from 3,363 floor plans in 312 buildings on file at Cona (snapshot 2026-10-26).

Drafts and published plans both count. The full method, the filters and a CSV of every city are on the US apartment size report. License: CC BY 4.0. Cite as: Cona, cona.design/data/apartment-sizes/houston-tx

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