Burleson, TX

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Property Management in Burleson, TX

MRE Property Management manages rental homes in Burleson, a growing Johnson County city with new employers at Highpoint Business Park and the planned Tallgrass community. We bring clear communication, thorough tenant screening and hands-on care to every property we service.

Burleson City Hall
56,907
Residents
U.S. Census Bureau, July 2025
$93,928
Median household income
ACS 2020–2024, in 2024 dollars
$1,685
Median rent paid
U.S. Census, ACS 2020–2024
$308,200
Median home value
ACS 2020–2024, owner occupied

Local data current as of October 2026. Figures reflect the most recent public releases available at that time.

About Burleson

What makes Burleson special

Burleson is a railroad and interurban town that still celebrates its history in Old Town.

Founded in 1880

Burleson marks October 10, 1880, the day its first town lot was sold, as its founding day.

The interurban arrives

The first public interurban run reached Burleson on September 1, 1912, and the line operated until 1931.

The first building with electricity

The interurban depot at 124 W. Ellison was the first building in Burleson to have electricity and is now the Burleson Visitor Center.

A Union Pacific Train Town

Interurban car No. 330, built in 1903 and displayed beside the Visitor Center, is described by Union Pacific as the oldest remaining interurban car.

Population Trend

A city on the rise

Burleson grew from 53,532 residents in 2022 to 56,907 in 2025, an increase of 6.3% in three years.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 City and Town Population Estimates, July 1 of each year.

53,532
55,399
56,513
56,907
2022
2023
2024
2025
Scale begins at 51,000 residents so year-to-year change is visible.
Renting vs. Owning

A city of homeowners

27.9% of Burleson homes are occupied by renters and 72.1% by their owners.

72.1% Own
27.9% Rent

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024, owner-occupied housing unit rate.

Growth & Jobs

What’s being built in Burleson

450

Paris Baguette dough plant at Highpoint Business Park

SPC Group, the parent company of Paris Baguette, broke ground on its first North American dough manufacturing facility, a 267,000 square foot plant representing more than $200 million in investment and 450 new jobs.

$1B

Tallgrass master-planned community

Tallgrass is planned on more than 600 acres at Chisholm Trail Parkway and FM 1902, with 4,000 residential units, about 1 million square feet of commercial space, roughly 90 acres of parks and open space, a future elementary school and a town center.

38,081 sq ft

KMP corporate headquarters

KMP is building a 38,081 square foot corporate headquarters at 5500 Vantage Drive with an estimated construction cost of $4,375,000 and a scheduled completion of October 2026. The Burleson EDC reports the relocation adds more than 30 new jobs.

400,000+ sq ft

Vertical Cold Storage distribution center

Vertical Cold Storage opened a temperature-controlled distribution center of more than 400,000 square feet next to I-35W in Burleson.

79,296 sq ft

National DCP distribution center

National DCP, the supply chain company for Dunkin’ franchisees, broke ground on a 79,296 square foot distribution center in Burleson slated for completion in the third quarter of 2025.

50,632 sq ft

Burleson Commons anchored by Sprouts

GBT Realty began construction on Burleson Commons at SW Wilshire Boulevard and Commons Drive, a 50,632 square foot retail center anchored by a 23,000 square foot Sprouts Farmers Market.

Worth Knowing

The full picture, not just the highlights

Owners make better decisions with complete information. These are the developments we keep an eye on.

City property tax rate increased for FY 2025–2026

Burleson adopted a rate of $0.7218 per $100 of valuation, up from $0.6627 the prior year. The budget raises $4,442,712 (10.52%) more in total property taxes than the prior year, of which $901,697 comes from new property added to the roll.

Road expansion planned on the south side

Chisholm Trail Parkway and FM 1902 are slated for expansion to support the Tallgrass development, with FM 1902 planned to become a four-lane divided roadway, so drivers in that area can expect future construction.

Attractions & Entertainment

Things to do in Burleson

Chisenhall Fields

A 136-acre city park with ten baseball fields, five softball fields, a football field, hike and bike trails, a playground and a covered pavilion.

Russell Farm Art Center

A 30-acre city-owned farm at 405 West County Road 714 with historic buildings, including the 1877 Russell-Boren house, plus monthly guided tours and art events.

Lost Oak Winery

A winery at 8101 County Road 802 with vineyards, a tasting room, picnic areas along Village Creek and live concerts.

Hidden Creek Golf Course

A city-operated public 18-hole golf course.

Burleson Heritage Museum

A museum at the Burleson Visitor Center in Old Town, displayed alongside two restored interurban rail cars that once connected Fort Worth and Cleburne.

Burleson Recreation Center (the BRiCk)

The city recreation center offers fitness classes, youth camps, aquatics programs and adult leagues.

Eat & Gather

Where Burleson gets together

Station 330

Old Town (210 S. Main St.) · Railroad-themed restaurant with scratch-made South and Western dishes and weekend live music.

American Revelry

The Standard at Chisenhall (279 W. Hidden Creek Pkwy.) · Chef-driven American restaurant with a feature menu that changes every three months.

Old Texas Brewing Company

Old Town (112 W. Ellison St.) · Brewpub in a historic building with barbecue, burgers and a full bar.

Rudy’s Country Store & Bar-B-Q

I-35W (12369 S. Freeway) · Texas barbecue counter service.

TORQUE Grill & Cantina

SW Wilshire Blvd. (2795 SW Wilshire Blvd.) · Grill and cantina serving Mexican-style dishes such as birria and quesadillas.

Jamaican Summers Eatery

W. Renfro St. · Jamaican cuisine, including jerk chicken and oxtails.

Schools

School districts serving Burleson

Ratings below are the 2026 district ratings published by the Texas Education Agency. They are preliminary until TEA releases final ratings, scheduled for December 11, 2026.

B

Burleson ISD

Score 83 · Serves most of the city

B

Joshua ISD

Score 86 · Serves part of the city

B

Mansfield ISD

Score 87 · Serves a small part of the city

Source: Texas Education Agency, 2026 A–F Accountability Ratings (preliminary, released August 14, 2026), via TXschools.gov. School assignments vary by address; confirm the assigned campus directly with the district.

Burleson Questions

Burleson property management, answered

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Burleson 4 Questions
Yes. We manage single-family and small multi-family homes throughout Burleson.
Census data shows renters across all Burleson rentals paid a median of $1,685 a month (American Community Survey 2020–2024), a figure that includes apartments and long-term leases. For your home, MRE prepares a free rental analysis using current MLS data and the rents achieved on homes we have managed, so your property is priced at its most marketable rent.
MRE offers several management plans, plus tenant placement only. Every fee is listed on our pricing page.
Every available MRE home is listed on our Rentals page. Applications are accepted only through our secure AppFolio portal.

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Sources

Information current as of October 2026.

U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 City and Town Population Estimates · U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts, American Community Survey 2020–2024 · City of Burleson Celebrates Groundbreaking of SPC Group’s First North American Dough Manufacturing · $1B community planned in Burleson (Cleburne Times-Review) · TDLR project TABS2025021469: KMP Corporate Headquarters · Vertical Cold Storage Announces Grand Opening of Distribution Center in Burleson Texas (Business Wire) · Dunkin’ Franchisee Service Company Breaks Ground on New Distribution Center in North Texas (Dallas Innovates) · 50K-SF Sprouts-Anchored DFW Retail Center Begins Construction (Connect CRE) · City of Burleson FY 2026 Budget, cover page · Texas Historical Commission Atlas; Union Pacific Train Towns; City of Burleson · Texas Education Agency, 2026 A–F Accountability Ratings, TXschools.gov

Photo via Wikimedia Commons: Burleson City Hall by Billy Hathorn (CC BY-SA 3.0).

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