Austin Real Estate by ZIP Code

Austin's urban core with luxury high-rises, condos, and lofts. Population of 11,114 with a median household income of $155K and 81% holding a bachelor's degree or higher. Austin ISD schools. Over 43% work from home, the highest rate in the metro. Walking distance to Lady Bird Lake, 6th Street, the Capitol, and Rainey Street.

Austin's most dynamic ZIP code, covering East Austin, Holly, Govalle, and Cherrywood. Austin ISD schools, 5 minutes to downtown by bike. Just 41% owner-occupied as new construction townhomes and condos mix with original bungalows. The densest concentration of James Beard-recognized restaurants in Texas.

Historic central Austin neighborhoods including Tarrytown, Clarksville, Old Enfield, Pemberton Heights, and Bryker Woods. Population of 22,484 with 84% holding a bachelor's degree or higher. Walking distance to downtown, Pease Park, Deep Eddy Pool, and Lake Austin. The neighborhood that defines classic Austin living.

Austin's largest and most diverse south-side ZIP covering Zilker, Barton Hills, Travis Heights, Bouldin Creek, and South Congress. Austin ISD schools, 10 minutes to downtown. Just 33% owner-occupied, reflecting the mix of renters, condos, and short-term rentals. Home to Barton Springs Pool, the Butler Trail, and Austin's densest concentration of independent restaurants.

University of Texas campus area with condos, investment properties, and walkable urban living. Population of 32,937 with a median age of just 21, the youngest in the metro. Austin ISD schools plus UT campus. Just 12% owner-occupied — primarily an investor and student housing market. Walking distance to campus, the Drag, and downtown. 80% of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher.

East-central Austin pocket between I-35 and Airport Boulevard with walkable streets, mature live oaks, and a mix of restored bungalows and modern rebuilds. Austin ISD schools including Campbell Elementary and Kealing Middle School. 7 minutes to downtown, walking distance to Mueller and the Cherrywood Coffeehouse corridor on East 38th. Over 65% of residents hold a bachelor's degree. One of Austin's strongest appreciation neighborhoods over the past decade.

New-urbanist Mueller development and established Windsor Park neighborhood in northeast Austin. Mueller is Austin's largest infill project — 700 acres on the former Robert Mueller Municipal Airport. Population of approximately 35,000 with median home values around $600K. Austin ISD schools including Mueller elementary campuses and the LASA magnet school. 10 minutes to downtown. Mueller's Aldrich Street retail, the Thinkery children's museum, Lake Park, and Southwest Greenway trail system. Windsor Park offers larger lots with 1950s-60s ranch homes actively being renovated.

Northwest Austin featuring Canyon Creek and Grandview Hills communities with Hill Country views and mature trees. Round Rock ISD schools. 20 minutes to downtown, 10 minutes to The Domain. Population of approximately 15,000 with median household income above $130K. Luxury homes along the greenbelt edges from $900K to $1.5M+.

River Place and surrounding Hill Country communities along the 2222/620 corridor. Leander ISD schools, 25 minutes to downtown. Over 73% hold a bachelor's degree and 40% work from home. The River Place Nature Trail system, country club golf, and Lake Austin access define the lifestyle.

Established luxury enclave featuring Northwest Hills, Highland Park West, and Cat Mountain along the 2222/360 corridor. Nearly 78% of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher. Top-rated Austin ISD schools including Doss Elementary and Murchison Middle. 15 minutes to downtown with direct access to Bull Creek and Lake Austin.

Lakefront living along Lake Austin and the master-planned Steiner Ranch community. Population of 20,646 with the highest median household income in the metro at $194K. Leander ISD schools serve the area, 20 minutes to downtown. Nearly 38% work from home. Lake Austin waterfront properties and Steiner Ranch's community amenities define the lifestyle.

West Austin corridor along Bee Cave Road with established homes, Hill Country views, and quick access to both downtown and the lake. Rob Roy on the Creek and The Courtyard are among the private enclaves. Eanes ISD schools, 15 minutes to downtown. A smaller ZIP with limited inventory, making properties here competitive when they come to market.

Lake Travis resort community with waterfront living, golf courses, and Hill Country lifestyle. Population of 22,091 with the highest median age in the metro at 50.8 years. Over 82% owner-occupied. Median household income of $129K. Lake Travis ISD schools, 30 minutes to downtown. The Clubs of Lakeway, Rough Hollow, and Hills of Lakeway provide resort-caliber amenities.

The Barton Creek corridor with golf course living, country club amenities, and Hill Country views. Austin ISD schools, 15 minutes to downtown. Over 73% of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher. The Omni Barton Creek Resort and multiple Barton Creek Greenbelt access points anchor the lifestyle.

Southwest Austin along Highway 290 West with proximity to Barton Creek and Hill Country access. Oak Hill and Covered Bridge communities offer established homes on wooded lots. Austin ISD schools. 20 minutes to downtown. The western corridor connects to Dripping Springs and the Hill Country wine trail.

Bee Cave luxury corridor in western Hays County with Falconhead golf community, Hill Country views, and family-oriented estates. Population of approximately 15,000 with a median household income above $150K. Lake Travis ISD schools. 25 minutes to downtown via Bee Cave Road or 71. Adjacent to Spanish Oaks and the Hill Country Galleria.

Hill Country luxury in Bee Cave featuring Spanish Oaks, Flintrock Falls, Falconhead, and Sweetwater. Population of 28,790 with a median household income of $170K and 76% owner-occupied. Over 75% hold a bachelor's degree, and 41% work from home. Lake Travis ISD schools, 25 minutes to downtown. Median age of 43.4 reflects established families. The Hill Country Galleria provides retail and dining.

Master-planned Circle C community in Southwest Austin with parks, pools, the Veloway, and Grey Rock Golf Club. Population of 20,850 with the highest owner-occupied rate in Austin at nearly 92%. Austin ISD schools including Clayton and Kiker Elementary, 20 minutes to downtown. Median household income of $223K and 82% holding a bachelor's degree. A top address for families who want suburban amenities without leaving Austin ISD.

Austin's most prestigious ZIP code, home to Westlake Hills, Rollingwood, Rob Roy, Lost Creek, and Davenport Ranch. Eanes ISD schools rank among the best in Texas. Over 83% of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher, and 38% work from home. 15 minutes to downtown. The heart of Austin's luxury corridor.

Northwest Austin corridor including Anderson Mill, Jollyville, and Great Hills adjacent communities. Population of approximately 45,000 with a mix of established 1980s-90s homes and newer construction. Round Rock ISD and Austin ISD schools depending on location. 20 minutes to downtown, 5 minutes to The Domain. Strong tech employment corridor along 183/Mopac. Luxury homes in the $900K-$1.5M range along the greenbelt edges.

Historic central Austin neighborhood with craftsman bungalows, Victorian homes, and tree-canopied streets. Austin ISD schools including Lee Elementary and Lamar Middle School. 10 minutes to downtown, walking distance to the Drag and UT campus. Over 70% of residents hold a bachelor's degree. The neighborhood anchors around Avenue B Grocery, Shipe Park, and the Elisabet Ney Museum. One of Austin's earliest residential developments, platted in the 1890s.

Charming central Austin neighborhood with historic homes and walkable streets. Over 71% of residents hold a bachelor's degree and 39% work from home. Five minutes to downtown, walking distance to Burnet Road and Shoal Creek Trail. Ramsey Park anchors the neighborhood. Austin ISD schools. One of central Austin's best-kept values.

Established central Austin neighborhoods with tree-lined streets, covering Allandale, Brentwood, Crestview, and Wooten. Austin ISD schools, 15 minutes to downtown. Strong walkability to Burnet Road restaurants and shops. A favorite of families who want central location and mature lots without the Tarrytown price tag.

Northwest Austin's tech corridor near the Arboretum and Domain, covering Great Hills, Balcones Woods, and Westover Hills. Nearly 69% of residents hold a bachelor's degree. 15 minutes to downtown, 5 minutes to The Domain. Proximity to Apple, IBM, and the Domain NORTHSIDE makes this a primary address for tech professionals. Round Rock ISD and Austin ISD both serve the area.