Neighborhoods
Every area has its own character. Here's a quick look at a few we know especially well.
Zilker
Barton Springs, the greenbelt, and ACL at the back door — bungalows and modern rebuilds a few minutes from downtown.
Travis Heights
Hill-and-hollow streets above South Congress, with 1920s cottages, big live oaks, and Stacy Park below.
Hyde Park
Austin's first suburb: Victorian and Craftsman homes, brick streets, and a walk to campus or Vino Vino.
Mueller
The old airport reborn — front-porch new construction, parks every few blocks, and a Sunday farmers market.
Clarksville
A historic freedmen's community turned West Austin's quietest walkable pocket, minutes from Lady Bird Lake.
East Austin
Holly, Govalle, and Chestnut — bungalows beside new builds, with the best food and music walk in the city.
Barton Hills
Mid-century ranches on wooded lots backing to the Barton Creek Greenbelt, zoned to Barton Hills Elementary.
Circle C Ranch
Southwest Austin space and shade — bigger yards, a community pool, and easy access to MoPac and the Y.