Dilley, TX

Dilley is a small town located in Central Texas. The population of Dilley was just over 2,000 as of the 2010 census. Dilley is a rural community and has a lot of open land. The town was founded in 1892 and was originally called "Dillon." The town's name was changed to Dilley in 1916 after the railroad line that ran through the town was renamed the " Houston and Texas Central Railroad."

The economy of Dilley is based largely on agriculture, with cattle being the primary commodity produced. However, there has been a recent trend towards tourism due to its location near several natural attractions, such as Lake Whitney and Big Bend National Park. There are also several businesses located in Dilley that provide services to tourists, such as restaurants and motels.

Real estate in Dilley is primarily residential; however, there are also some commercial properties available for sale. The average price for an acre of land in Dilley is $50,000. The median price for an acre of land in Dilley is $80,000. There are currently six homes for sale in Dilley; the average list price for these homes is $175,000.