Austin Real Estate

Austin has cemented its position as America's most dynamic mid-size city. The combination of a booming tech sector — anchored by Tesla's Gigafactory, Apple's billion-dollar campus, and major offices from Google, Meta, and Oracle — with the creative spirit of live music capital of the world creates a lifestyle that no other Texas city can replicate.

Westlake Hills sits west of downtown, perched in the Texas Hill Country with panoramic views and access to Eanes ISD, one of the state's top school districts. Homes range from $1 million to $8 million+, with custom estates on wooded lots. Tarrytown, closer to central Austin, offers a rare combination of lakefront proximity, mature tree canopy, and walkability to downtown.

South Congress (SoCo) has evolved from Austin's funky shopping strip into a desirable residential area. New condo developments and townhome projects sit alongside vintage shops and live music venues. Zilker, adjacent to the beloved Zilker Park and Barton Springs Pool, remains one of Austin's most family-friendly neighborhoods with strong community involvement and access to the Greenbelt trail system.

Austin's 2026 market has found its footing after a correction from pandemic highs. The median price of $520,000 is down from 2022's peak but represents solid value for a city of this caliber. Year-over-year growth of 3.9% signals stabilization. With no state income tax, world-class outdoor recreation (Lady Bird Lake, the Greenbelt, Hill Country wineries), and a culture that prioritizes quality of life, Austin continues to draw buyers from expensive coastal markets.