Home prices
New Deal's median home price is $75,200. In comparison to the surrounding areas it is roughly $35,700 (32%) lower.It is approximately $142,300 (65%) lower in comparison to the rest of the nation, and in comparison to the city of Lubbock it is roughly $65,600 (46%) lower.
Rents
New Deal's median monthly rent is $725. In comparison to the surrounding areas it is approximately $227 (23%) lower.It is about $337 (31%) lower compared to the country as a whole, and it is about $230 (24%) lower in comparison to the city of Lubbock.
Nearby places
Abernathy
Abernathy is approximately 7 miles north of New Deal. Its real estate prices are a bit more expensive. Abernathy's median home cost is $80,900, which works out to $5,700 (7%) higher than New Deal. Rent there is somewhat less expensive. Abernathy's median rent is $685 a month, which comes out to $40 (5%) lower than New Deal.
Shallowater
Shallowater is approximately 8 miles southwest from New Deal. Housing prices there are significantly more expensive. The median home price in Shallowater is $148,900, which comes out to $73,700 (49%) higher than New Deal. Rents there are a bit more expensive. In Shallowater the median monthly rent is $922, which works out to $197 (21%) higher than New Deal.
Idalou
Idalou is approximately 9 miles southeast from New Deal. Housing prices there are a bit more expensive. The median home in Idalou costs $109,300, which is $34,100 (31%) higher than New Deal. Rents there are substantially less expensive. The median rent in Idalou is $480 a month, which is $245 (51%) lower than New Deal.
Buffalo Springs
Buffalo Springs is about 16 miles southeast from New Deal. The real estate prices there are a lot more expensive. The price of the median home in Buffalo Springs is $148,100, which works out to $72,900 (49%) higher than New Deal. The rent there is a lot more expensive. Buffalo Springs's median rent is $2,115 per month, which comes out to $1,390 (65%) higher than New Deal.
Lorenzo
Lorenzo is roughly 16 miles east from New Deal. Its housing prices are somewhat less expensive. The price of the median home in Lorenzo is $67,300, which works out to $7,900 (11%) lower than New Deal. Rent there is a bit less expensive. Lorenzo's median monthly rent is $556, which comes out to $169 (30%) lower than New Deal.
