Central Texas Areas

The state capital is home to the University of Texas, a deep tech job market, and more live music venues than any other Texas city. Housing runs from downtown high-rises to early-1900s bungalows in historic neighborhoods.

Family-friendly community with excellent schools, growing employment opportunities, and easy access to Austin. Known for its master-planned communities and suburban appeal.

Rapidly growing suburb with Leander ISD schools, an extensive parks and trail system, and the Hill Country Galleria shopping district. Newer homes at prices below Austin.

Affordable yet upscale community with a historic downtown and new developments. Offers spacious homes, good schools, and a strong sense of community.

Historic town square, Victorian architecture, and the San Gabriel River. One of the best-preserved downtowns in Texas, with modern growth filling in around it.

Diverse, welcoming community with excellent parks, trails, and Lake Pflugerville. Known for its community events and family-friendly atmosphere.

Upscale lakeside living on Lake Travis with resort-style amenities, golf courses, and Hill Country views. The metro's most established luxury lake community.

The 'Gateway to the Hill Country' offers rolling hills, wineries, distilleries, and a relaxed rural atmosphere while remaining accessible to Austin.

A fast-growing suburb south of Austin offering affordable homes, well-rated Hays CISD schools, and a direct shot to downtown via I-35. A historic Main Street anchors the original town.

One of the fastest-growing cities in Texas, Kyle offers new construction homes, a revitalized downtown, and an active community calendar along the I-35 corridor south of Austin.

A college town anchored by Texas State University, offering diverse housing options, steady rental demand, and the spring-fed San Marcos River.

An affordable northeast Austin suburb experiencing rapid growth with new master-planned communities, good schools, and a hippo-themed Old Town district.

Hill Country living northwest of Austin with spacious homesites, newer communities, and a growing downtown. Popular with families seeking space and natural beauty.

An upscale west Austin suburb featuring the acclaimed Hill Country Galleria, excellent Lake Travis ISD schools, and proximity to Lake Travis and the Hill Country.

Austin's most prestigious residential enclave featuring luxury estates, the acclaimed Eanes ISD, and panoramic Hill Country views minutes from downtown.

An affordable east Austin suburb with new development, diverse communities, and convenient access to Austin via US 290 and SH 130.

A historic small town experiencing a renaissance thanks to Samsung's $17B semiconductor plant. Affordable homes and massive investment potential east of Austin.

A small town east of Austin known for the Lost Pines forest, an established arts scene, the Colorado River, and a historic Main Street.

A Hill Country village known for Wimberley Square, Jacob's Well, and Blue Hole. A popular getaway destination with a long-running arts community.

A fast-growing river town between Austin and San Antonio with German heritage, tubing on the Guadalupe and Comal Rivers, and an events calendar anchored by Wurstfest and Gruene Hall.