Austin Neighborhoods
Browse all 15 neighborhood pages for local history, what living there is like, median prices, sources and an interactive map.
Walkable & urban living
Proximity to downtown, local dining and an urban lifestyle.
Clarksville
~$1.38MCentral Austin
Just west of downtown, historic and highly walkable, known for eclectic charm, high-end dining and good parks. The price of entry is the catch.
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~$855KNortheast Austin
A master-planned community on the old airport site, with a town center, H-E-B, Alamo Drafthouse and the Thinkery built around a large lake park.
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~$1.49MSouth Central Austin
South of the river and the center of the outdoor and festival scene, with Zilker Park and Barton Springs at the doorstep.
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~$590KEast Austin
Centered on 78702, the densest concentration of independent restaurants, bars and coffee shops in the city.
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~$1.13MSouth Central Austin
Next door to Zilker with the same Keep Austin Weird feel, a different architectural character and equally good walkability.
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Established luxury & prestige
Central and western neighborhoods with large lots, mature trees and premium real estate.
Tarrytown
~$1.7MCentral West Austin
Established luxury with 1940s homes next to new builds, strong walkability and a spot between Lady Bird Lake and Lake Austin.
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~$1.89MWest Austin
Suburban-estate feel with rolling hills and views, prized for space and for access to Eanes ISD.
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~$3.8MWest Austin
A tiny, exclusive city next to Zilker Park that feeds Eanes ISD, pairing downtown proximity with top schools.
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~$3.0MSouthwest Austin
Upscale living and elite recreation: golf and large custom estates.
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Family-focused & value
Good schools and family amenities without giving up the whole commute.
Northwest Hills
~$1.25MNorthwest Austin
A family standby for larger lots, mature trees and good schools while staying relatively close to central Austin.
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~$814KSouthwest Austin
A large master-planned community built around family amenities, greenbelt trails and strong Austin ISD schools.
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~$950KNorth Central Austin
Quiet residential streets, large lots, good walkability and strong value for being this close to downtown.
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~$350K to $600KFar Northwest Austin
Newer construction and full amenities at a lower price point, with Round Rock and Leander ISD schools. The downtown commute is the tradeoff.
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~$655K to $673KNorth Central Austin
Neighboring areas that hold the line on central value: post-war bungalows, good walkability and a relaxed community feel.
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~$800KCentral Austin
Just north of UT. Historic, highly walkable, quiet streets, close to campus and central amenities.
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