Quail Run Missouri City is a small late-1970s subdivision on the northeast side of the city, in ZIP 77489. Eighteen homes sold there in the twelve months to August 2026, at a median of $216,750 and $128 per square foot, in a median of 34 days. It is not Quail Valley, which sits in ZIP 77459 and has its own page. Those two names get merged constantly, and the numbers behind them are not close.
Quail Run Missouri City at a glance
| Measure | Figure |
|---|---|
| Location | Missouri City, Texas, ZIP 77489, northeast side |
| Homes sold, 12 months to August 2026 | 18 |
| Median sold price | $216,750 |
| Median price per square foot | $128 |
| Median home size | 1,803 sq ft |
| Median days on market | 34 |
| Year built range | 1978 to 1983 |
| School district | Fort Bend ISD, verified by address |
| HOA and annual dues | Not verified |
| Property tax rate and MUD | Not verified |
| Flood history | Not verified |
| Community amenities | Not verified |
| Active listings in Quail Run | Not published separately |
Source for every figure above: the neighborhood table on my Missouri City 77489 guide, drawn from Houston Association of Realtors MLS data for single-family homes, closed sales August 2025 through August 2026.
The five “not verified” rows are honest gaps, not oversights. The MLS table that produces the sales figures does not carry dues, tax rates, flood history or amenity lists, and I would rather leave a row blank than fill it from a listing remark. Ask me and I will pull the county and district records for a specific address.
The active-listing row deserves its own note. The 77489 table publishes active inventory at ZIP level only, 108 homes as of August 14, 2026, and does not break that down by neighborhood. So there is no honest months-of-supply figure for Quail Run on this page, and anyone quoting you one is estimating.
Who this page is for
You are comparing Quail Run against Briargate or Hunters Glen and the numbers look almost identical.
Maybe you searched for Quail Run, landed on Quail Valley listings, and want to know which one you were actually looking at.
Square footage per dollar is what you care about, and this row sits near the bottom of the price-per-foot column.
Or you own here already, and the market is taking a week longer than the ZIP around it.
What Quail Run Missouri City is, and what it is not
Quail Run is one row on the neighborhood table for ZIP 77489. Every home in it that sold in the last twelve months was built between 1978 and 1983, which is the tightest build window of the four neighborhoods this page compares. It is a single-era subdivision, not a phased community that kept adding sections for decades.
Now the part that costs people time. There is a pile of “Quail” names in and around Missouri City, and they are separate markets that the MLS reports separately.
Quail Valley is the big one, and it is not this. Quail Valley sits in ZIP 77459 on the other side of the city, it is the golf-course community, and it has its own Quail Valley guide on this site. If you came here looking for the golf story, that is the page you want.
Quail Valley East is a separate 77489 row with its own 16 sales, its own $250,195 median and its own 1974 to 1975 build years. It is not part of the Quail Run count and I have not merged the two.
Quail Green West and Quail Glen are two more separately reported 77489 rows, nine sales and six sales respectively. Same rule applies.
It is also not Briargate, Hunters Glen, Lexington Village or Sienna, all of which are distinct markets with their own pages or their own rows.
One caveat I will not paper over. The only source I have for the string “Quail Run” is that MLS neighborhood table. Whether the MLS also carries sectioned names such as “Quail Run Sec 1” that group differently is unconfirmed, and if it does, the 18-sale count could be partial or an over-count. I have not verified it, so I am telling you rather than assuming.
Quail Run prices and the last twelve months
Eighteen homes closed in the twelve months to August 2026, at a median of $216,750. That is roughly seven percent of the 246 sales in ZIP 77489 over the same period, which is arithmetic on the two published counts rather than a separate MLS figure.
The median worked out to $128 per square foot on a median size of 1,803 square feet. Against the ZIP medians of $140 and 1,660 square feet, that is $12 less per foot on a house 143 square feet larger. Both of those gaps are subtraction from the published table, not new data.
Two things follow from that pairing, and they are the whole story of this neighborhood. Buyers get more house here than the ZIP average for less money per foot. Sellers are competing on an older product, and the market prices that in.
The days-on-market figure says the same thing from the other direction. A median of 34 days against 27 for the ZIP is a week longer. That is not a stalled market, but it is slower than Briargate at 26 and Hunters Glen at 25, and a seller who prices as if it were those neighborhoods will sit.
Age is the honest explanation for all of it. A 1978 to 1983 house that has not had its roof, HVAC, panel and plumbing addressed is going to appraise and inspect like a 1978 to 1983 house. Budget for that as a buyer, and get ahead of it as a seller.
Quail Run Missouri City compared to Briargate, Hunters Glen and Quail Valley East
| Neighborhood | Sold | Median | $/sq ft | Median sq ft | Days on market | Built |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quail Run | 18 | $216,750 | $128 | 1,803 | 34 | 1978 to 1983 |
| Briargate | 51 | $225,000 | $137 | 1,572 | 26 | 1970 to 2024 |
| Hunters Glen | 34 | $231,000 | $136 | 1,641 | 25 | 1975 to 2015 |
| Quail Valley East | 16 | $250,195 | $141 | 1,867 | 32 | 1974 to 1975 |
| ZIP 77489 overall | 246 | $245,500 | $140 | 1,660 | 27 | 1950 to 2026 |
Every row here comes from the same published table on the same date, which is the only way a comparison like this stays honest. Pulling each neighborhood from its own page would mix five different snapshot dates.
Against Briargate, Quail Run is $8,250 cheaper at the median on a house 231 square feet larger, at $9 less per foot, taking eight days longer to sell. That is the trade in one sentence. Put it in buying terms: $225,000, which is Briargate’s median, buys about 1,758 square feet at Quail Run’s $128 and about 1,642 at Briargate’s $137. Those two figures are division, not MLS data.
Against Hunters Glen the shape is the same, $14,250 cheaper on a house 162 square feet larger, nine days slower.
Quail Valley East is the interesting one, because it is the closest thing to a peer. Similar size at 1,867 square feet, similar era, similar small sample. It still closes $33,445 higher at the median and $13 more per foot. With 16 and 18 sales respectively, both rows move on a handful of transactions, so treat that gap as directional rather than settled.
Cheapest per foot, with one caveat
One claim I want to scope properly. Quail Run has the lowest price per square foot of the four neighborhoods on this table, but not of the whole ZIP. Quail Glen at $120, Hunters Point Estates at $124 and Mustang Trails at $126 all came in lower, on six, six and five sales. Among the neighborhoods with enough volume to compare seriously, Quail Run is the cheapest per foot.
Schools: verify the address, not the neighborhood
Quail Run is served by Fort Bend ISD. That is the district, and it is as far as a neighborhood-level answer can honestly go.
Attendance boundaries in this part of Missouri City do not follow subdivision lines, and Fort Bend ISD has redrawn them before. Two houses on the same street can zone differently. My Fort Bend ISD rezoning guide explains how the district goes about it.
So I verify zoning for the exact address, in writing, before anyone tours. I do not publish campus ratings or rank schools, and I will not name a campus for this neighborhood without checking the address first.
Who Quail Run does not suit
If you want new construction with a builder warranty, this is the wrong row. Everything that sold here was built between 1978 and 1983. Lexington Village, in the same ZIP, sold 24 homes built in 2025 and 2026, at $211 per square foot.
Buyers who came for the golf-course community want Quail Valley in 77459, not Quail Run.
Sellers who need to be closed quickly should price accordingly. A median of 34 days is the slowest of the four neighborhoods compared here, and that is before you add listing prep on a house of this age.
Anyone who wants a pool, a clubhouse and a staffed amenity center is looking at 77459. The median there was $417,000 against $245,500 in this ZIP, so that comfort has a price attached.
Common questions about Quail Run Missouri City
Where is Quail Run Missouri City?
Quail Run is in Missouri City, Texas, in ZIP 77489, on the northeast side of the city. That is the same ZIP as Briargate, Hunters Glen and Lexington Village.
What do homes in Quail Run cost?
Eighteen homes sold in the twelve months to August 2026 at a median of $216,750, or $128 per square foot, on a median size of 1,803 square feet. Condition drives a wide spread around that median on stock of this age, so treat it as a starting point rather than a valuation.
Is Quail Run the same as Quail Valley?
No. Quail Valley is in ZIP 77459 on the other side of Missouri City and it is the golf-course community. Quail Run is a separate 77489 subdivision built between 1978 and 1983. The MLS reports them separately and so do I.
Is Quail Run the same as Quail Valley East?
No. Quail Valley East is its own row in ZIP 77489, with 16 sales, a $250,195 median and 1974 to 1975 build years. Quail Green West and Quail Glen are two more separate rows. None of those sales are counted in the Quail Run figures on this page.
Is Quail Run the same as Briargate?
No, though they are neighbors in the same ZIP. Briargate sold 51 homes at a $225,000 median and $137 per square foot, on a smaller median house, in 26 days rather than 34.
Talk to me about Quail Run Missouri City
I don’t just sell in Sienna. I live here. Every Missouri City ZIP gets the same preparation, and a $216,750 house in Quail Run gets the same work as anything on the other side of the city.
Send me an address and I will pull its closed comparables, its tax jurisdictions and its school zoning before you tour. On stock built between 1978 and 1983 I will also tell you what the roof, HVAC and panel are likely to cost you, because that is where the real negotiation sits. Honest guidance, real local knowledge, and no pressure.
Call or text 281.387.1535, or email zach@zachregroup.com.
Zach Emmanouil, Broker Associate and Team Lead, ZACH R E GROUP at C.R. Realty
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Keep reading: Missouri City 77489 for every neighborhood in this ZIP, Briargate and Hunters Glen for the two larger rows next door, Lexington Village for the new construction, Quail Valley for the community this one is not, Missouri City real estate for the whole city, my downsizing guide, or all communities I cover.