Briscoe County and Motley County
Latest official figures, side by side. On each strip, the letters mark where the places sit among all U.S. counties, from lowest to highest.
| Figure | ABriscoe CountyTexasRemove | BMotley CountyTexasRemove |
|---|---|---|
| Rents | ||
| Median gross rentUSD per month | $6312020–2024, ± $46 | $6752020–2024, ± $211 |
AB | ||
| Studio (no bedroom) | not available | not available |
| 1 bedroom | not available | not available |
| 2 bedrooms | $615 ± $85 | $521 ± $328 |
| 3 bedrooms | $689 ± $108 | $794 ± $104 |
| 4 bedrooms | not available | not available |
| 5 or more bedrooms | not available | not available |
| Gross rent is the contract rent plus utilities. It covers all renter households, sitting tenants included, so it lags the rents asked for new leases. Five-year pooled sample survey (2020–2024), not a single-year figure; small areas carry large margins of error. Medians above $3,500 are published only as "$3,500+" and medians below $100 as "$100-". Medians by number of bedrooms rest on fewer households, so they are missing more often and less precise. | ||
| Home prices | ||
| Median home valueUSD | $90,3002020–2024, ± $13,013 | $88,0002020–2024, ± $22,999 |
AB | ||
| The value is each owner's own estimate of what the home would sell for, not a sale price. Five-year pooled sample survey (2020–2024), not a single-year figure; small areas carry large margins of error. Medians above $2,000,000 are published only as "$2,000,000+" and medians below $10,000 as "$10,000-". | ||
| Average home value by type of homeUSD | ||
| All owner-occupied homes | not available | $125,364 |
| Houses (one-unit, detached or attached) | not available | $121,995 |
| Apartments (buildings with two or more units) | not available | not available |
| Mobile homes | not available | $160,245 |
| This is an average, not a median, so a few very expensive homes pull it above the median home value. Values are each owner's own estimate of what the home would sell for, not sale prices. "Apartment" means an owner-occupied home in a building with two or more units, condominiums and co-ops included; rented homes are not counted. The Census Bureau publishes no median value for houses or for apartments (only for mobile homes), which is why this figure is an average. It publishes the underlying totals for the country, most states and about a quarter of counties; no figure is shown where an input is missing. It is not shown for census tracts, where the totals are rare and too unstable to read without a margin of error. Five-year pooled sample survey (2020–2024), not a single-year figure; small areas carry large margins of error. Calculated by Marsadata from ACS tables B25080 (total value of owner-occupied homes by units in structure) and B25032 (owner-occupied homes by units in structure): total value divided by the number of homes. | ||
| Work and pay | ||
| Average wageUSD per hour, at 40 hours a weekUSD per weekUSD per month | $22.98$919$3,9822024 | $17.18$687$2,9772024 |
AB | ||
Hourly figure calculated by Marsadata: the weekly wage divided by 40 hours. The source does not report hours worked and counts part-time jobs, so actual hourly pay is higher where part-time work is common. Monthly figure calculated by Marsadata: the weekly wage times 52, divided by 12. Covers jobs at employers subject to unemployment insurance, more than 95% of U.S. jobs; the self-employed are not included. Wages include bonuses. It is an average per job, full-time and part-time alike, not per worker. Figures are withheld where they could reveal an individual employer. Recent figures are revised by the publisher. | ||
| Employmentjobs | 3572024 | 3052024 |
| Counts jobs at employers subject to unemployment insurance, more than 95% of U.S. jobs; the self-employed are not included. A person with two jobs is counted twice. Figures are withheld where they could reveal an individual employer. | ||
| Businesses | ||
| Business establishmentsestablishments | 342023 | 262023 |
| Employer establishments only: the self-employed are not counted. Excludes crop and animal production, rail transportation, the postal service, public administration and most government. The source publishes no turnover. | ||
| Business establishments per 1,000 residentsper 1,000 residents | 26.12023 | 22.02023 |
AB | ||
| The two inputs cover different periods (2023 and 2020–2024). Establishments are counted where they operate and residents where they live, so employment centres score high. The self-employed and most government are not counted. Calculated by Marsadata from County Business Patterns 2023 total establishments divided by the ACS 5-year 2020–2024 population estimate, times 1,000. | ||
| Energy | ||
| Residential electricity pricecents per kWh | Not published for counties | Not published for counties |
| Average revenue per kilowatt-hour sold, not a tariff: no household pays exactly this rate. Monthly figures come from a sample of utilities, are preliminary until the annual survey replaces them, and are not adjusted for inflation or season. | ||
| Residential natural gas priceUSD per thousand cubic feet | Not published for counties | Not published for counties |
| Covers gas sold by utilities to their own customers; gas bought from third-party suppliers is excluded except marketer sales in Georgia, New York and Ohio. Some states and months are not available. Not adjusted for inflation or season. | ||
| People | ||
| Populationpeople | 1,3012020–2024, ± 136 | 1,1832020–2024, ± 136 |
| Five-year pooled sample survey (2020–2024), not a single-year figure; small areas carry large margins of error. It is a survey estimate, not a census count. The national figure covers the 50 states and the District of Columbia; Puerto Rico is published separately. | ||
| Population densitypeople per km² | 0.62020–2024 | 0.52020–2024 |
AB | ||
| Land area excludes water. The national figure uses the land area of the 50 states and the District of Columbia, matching the population estimate. Calculated by Marsadata from the ACS 5-year population estimate (table B01003) divided by the land area in the Census Bureau's 2025 cartographic boundary files. | ||
| Languages | ||
| People speaking a language other than English at home% of people aged 5 and over | 22.8%2020–2024 | 6.5%2020–2024 |
AB | ||
| Says nothing about English ability: many of these people also speak English very well. Based on a sample survey with large margins of error for census tracts; no margin of error is given for the share. Calculated by Marsadata from ACS table C16001: population aged 5 and over minus people who speak only English at home, divided by the population aged 5 and over, times 100. | ||
Data on this page
- Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW): employment, total wages, average weekly wage by NAICS, ownership and areaU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)Licence: Public domain (BLS copyright statement; no named licence)
- American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2020–2024: detailed tables B01003, B25031, B25032, B25064, B25077, B25080 and C16001U.S. Census BureauLicence: CC0 1.0 (Census API dataset metadata)
- Cartographic Boundary Files 2025, 1:500,000 (states, counties, census tracts)U.S. Census Bureau, Geography DivisionLicence: Not copyrighted / U.S. Government Work (TIGER use constraints); cartographic boundary files CC0 1.0 per data.gov
- County Business Patterns (CBP) 2023: establishments, employment, payroll by NAICSU.S. Census BureauLicence: CC0 1.0 (Census API dataset metadata; also data.gov entry)
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