Data released in late December by the U.S. Census Bureau shows Texas’ population is growing, and it’s not slowing down anytime soon! The Lone Star state’s population grew 1.1% between July 1st, 2020, to July 1st, 2021, for a total of 29,527,941. The 1.1% increase is equal to 310,288 new residents. It means about 850 new residents move to Texas every day and places the state at #7 for percentage...
Westlake Hills was formed in the 1950s as a small community 6 miles west of downtown, and today it spans over 4 square miles, has a local government, and roughly 200 businesses. Incredible Hill Country views and tranquility tucked away in such a convenient location have turned this area into some of Austin’s most exclusive real estate. The little more than a thousand homes in Westlake Hills offer a...
Westlake, just 10 miles outside of Downtown, is one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Austin. Here you’ll find a mix of luxurious new homes and modern estates mixed with renovated homes built in the 1970s. This area’s golf and tennis lovers enjoy their proximity to The Lost Creek Country Club, Austin Country Club, Lion's Municipal Golf Course, and Barton Creek Resort and Spa. Residents also enjoy...
This area extends toward the Hill Country, with distinct neighborhoods that offer amazing views and an upscale flair. Many of the neighborhoods in West Austin are well-maintained, provide easy access to nature, and have a variety of amenities. Wide streets, grand trees, gorgeous homes, spacious parks, and miles of trails for hiking and biking are commonplace in West Austin. With the added benefit of being...
Homes in Walnut Creek date back to the 1950s and 60s, giving the community deep roots in North Austin. The area has evolved with the times and is a well-established, well-loved community once voted one of the hottest neighborhoods in Austin. Residents in this area enjoy the amenities of the 293-acre Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park. The Domain is just a five-mile drive away, and Downtown Austin is just a...
Travis Heights is Austin’s first Local Historic District, located south of the river. This area has abundant natural beauty while still being within walking distance from vibrant South Congress Ave. The neighborhood’s tree-lined streets hold Austin’s most diverse architectural styles, ranging from late-1880s Victorians through 1970s Mid-Century Moderns and everything in-between. Many homes sit on...
Three miles from the city, Tarrytown is a unique and friendly community that offers beautiful lake views and sophisticated charm. From 1920s-era cottages to grand Tudors nestled next to new developments, this area provides a variety of architectural styles. The quiet neighborhood has beautiful green spaces and outdoor amenities, including two of the city’s most delightful oases: Red Bud Isle, a 17-acre...
Known as the “Land Between the Lakes,” the gorgeous backdrop of the Steiner Ranch community is one of its major selling points. Tucked into the Hill Country canyonlands and nestled amid Lake Austin and Lake Travis, along the Colorado River, Steiner Ranch is known for its beautiful landscape and peaceful privacy. This area offers plenty of inspiring views for all residents, with miles of the greenbelt...
South Austin is roughly 10 miles from Downtown and the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. The community offers a hodgepodge of styles and designs. It’s common to see tiny homes situated right next to sprawling contemporary farmhouses on the same street. Zilker Metropolitan Park, Barton Springs Pool, Zilker Botanical Garden, and Auditorium Shores at Town Lake Metropolitan Park offer residents the...
The South Congress (SoCo) community exemplifies music that pours into the streets, trendy restaurants, quirky boutiques with the newest fashions, and a buzzing nightlife! As the heart and soul of the Keep Austin Weird movement, the neighborhoods are eclectic and vibrant, with tons of personality that rivals the Mission District in San Francisco. The dynamic area is constantly evolving and never goes out...