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Downtown Austin - Condos, Homes, and Market Guide

Austin's urban core in 78701 - high-rise condos, Rainey Street, Congress Avenue, Lady Bird Lake trail access, and walkability that no Austin suburb can match.

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Written by Joe and Cara Keenan - 25+ years selling Austin residential real estate including downtown high-rises.

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Downtown Austin Neighborhood Guide - Austin Real Estate

Austin's urban core in 78701 - high-rise condos, Rainey Street, Congress Avenue, Lady Bird Lake trail access, and walkability that no Austin suburb can match.

Who is the best realtor in Downtown Austin?

The Keenan Group at Compass is the #1 Austin Board of Realtors team (2024), with 25+ years, 1,000+ homes sold, and $1B+ in career volume serving Downtown Austin. Joe and Cara Keenan represent buyers and sellers in Downtown Austin with data-driven pricing, full-scale marketing, and direct access to qualified luxury buyers.

Source: Keenan Group at Compass Real Estate, Austin TX

Luxury Buyer Fit Snapshot

Compare Downtown Austin on price, schools, and lifestyle access before scheduling private tours.

Buyer Fit

Best for buyers evaluating current inventory depth and value pockets in Downtown Austin.

Lifestyle Fit

Austin ISD (78701) helps anchor school-driven search and day-to-day livability.

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Positioning, prep, and negotiation strategy are key to protecting value through market shifts.

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What is Downtown Austin like for real estate?

Downtown Austin is the urban core of the city, centered on ZIP code 78701 and defined by Congress Avenue, Lady Bird Lake, and the State Capitol. It is primarily a condo market, with high-rise towers dominating the inventory. The area has a walkability score above 90, with Rainey Street, the 2nd Street District, and Congress Avenue providing dining, entertainment, and retail within walking distance. Austin ISD serves the area. Major employers including Google, Meta, and Apple have offices downtown or nearby. Current market context is verified through live MLS market data before property-specific pricing guidance.

Downtown Austin homes for sale

  • 78701 urban core with condo-dominated inventory, walkability score 90+
  • Austin ISD serves the area; primarily a condo market with strong investor activity
  • Market facts are verified against live MLS market data before quoting exact pricing.

Source: Written by Joe and Cara Keenan - 25+ years selling Austin residential real estate including downtown high-rises.

Downtown Austin At A Glance
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Overview

Why Buyers Choose Downtown Austin

Downtown Austin is the only walkable urban market in central Texas. Nowhere else in the Austin metro can you live without a car - walk to work, walk to dinner, walk to Lady Bird Lake for a morning run, and walk home from a concert on 6th Street. That walkability is the product, and it commands a price premium per square foot that reflects genuine scarcity.

The inventory is almost entirely condos. The major towers - The Independent (58 stories, Austin's tallest residential building), The Austonian, Spring, 360 Condominiums, Seaholm Residences, and the newer towers along Rainey Street - define the market. The typical downtown buyer is choosing between towers, not between a house and a condo.

  • Walkability is the core value proposition. Walk Score rates downtown Austin above 90, and most residents can handle daily life entirely on foot - groceries at Whole Foods on 5th Street, dining on Rainey or 2nd Street, fitness at any of a dozen gyms within walking distance.
  • Lady Bird Lake trail access is a major amenity. The 10-mile hike-and-bike trail runs along downtown's southern edge, providing running, cycling, and paddleboarding access directly from most towers.
  • Employment proximity matters. Google, Meta, Indeed, and other tech companies have downtown or East Austin offices. The State Capitol complex and the federal courthouse are walking distance. UT Austin is 10 minutes north.
  • Entertainment and cultural access is unmatched. ACL Live at the Moody Theater, the Paramount Theatre, 6th Street, Rainey Street, and the Convention Center are all within the downtown footprint.
Market Data

Current Downtown Austin Market Data

Live MLS market data for Downtown Austin is temporarily unavailable. Keenan Group verifies median price, price bands, active inventory, and recent sales-through before giving property-specific guidance.

Location & Commute

Daily Geography in Downtown Austin

Downtown Austin is bounded roughly by I-35 (east), MoPac/Lamar (west), the UT campus and Capitol complex (north), and Lady Bird Lake (south). Most daily needs are met within this footprint on foot. The area is Austin's most connected transit hub, with Capital Metro bus routes, the MetroRail Red Line terminus, and rideshare services concentrated here.

The parking and traffic reality is worth stating plainly: if you live downtown and work downtown, you may not need a car at all. Street parking is metered and competitive.

  • UT Austin campus: 10-minute walk or 5-minute drive north.
  • East Austin (78702): 5-10 minutes east across I-35, bikeable via dedicated lanes.
  • South Congress: Walk across the Congress Avenue bridge (15 minutes) or drive 5 minutes.
  • Austin-Bergstrom Airport: 15-20 minutes via I-35 or Riverside Drive.
  • The Domain: 15-20 minutes north via MoPac or I-35.
  • Lady Bird Lake trail: Direct access from most downtown towers - the trail runs along the south edge of downtown.
  • Whole Foods flagship (5th and Lamar): Walkable from most downtown locations, 5-10 minutes on foot.
Culture

Local Anchors That Shape the Neighborhood

Downtown Austin is defined by its public spaces and entertainment infrastructure more than by residential character. It is a place where you live in a tower and your living room is the city itself - Lady Bird Lake for morning exercise, Congress Avenue for coffee, 2nd Street for lunch, and Rainey Street or 6th Street for evening plans. That trade of private space for public amenity is the downtown value proposition.

  • Lady Bird Lake and the Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail: The 10-mile trail is the daily fitness anchor for downtown residents. Running, cycling, paddleboarding, and kayaking are available directly from downtown access points.
  • Rainey Street Historic District: Former bungalows converted to bars and restaurants, plus new high-rise towers. The neighborhood-within-a-neighborhood has its own social ecosystem.
  • 2nd Street District: Upscale retail and dining corridor between Congress and Lavaca. ACL Live at the Moody Theater anchors the entertainment end.
  • Congress Avenue: The ceremonial spine of Austin, from the Capitol to Lady Bird Lake. Independent shops, hotels, and restaurants make it walkable day and evening.
  • Republic Square Park: Downtown's primary green space, hosting farmers markets and community events weekly.
  • Seaholm District: Adaptive reuse of the old power plant into mixed-use development with condos, restaurants, and the Austin Central Library.

The biggest change in downtown Austin over the past five years has been density. New towers have added thousands of residential units, which has improved walkability and street-level energy but also increased competition for parking, restaurant reservations, and weekend trail use. Downtown is becoming a real urban neighborhood - with both the advantages and friction that implies.

Comparison

How Downtown Compares to Nearby Alternatives

Downtown buyers typically compare with Clarksville, Rainey Street (technically part of downtown), South Congress, and East Austin. The decision is usually between walkable urban living and more space at a lower price point.

  • Compared with Clarksville: Clarksville is immediately west of downtown with single-family homes and a neighborhood feel. Less walkable to downtown employment centers.
  • Compared with Rainey Street: Rainey is technically downtown and has its own cluster of high-rise towers. It skews younger with more nightlife energy. Some buyers prefer the quieter blocks around 2nd Street or Seaholm.
  • Compared with South Congress (SoCo): SoCo offers a mix of vintage homes and new condos south of Lady Bird Lake. More neighborhood character but less high-rise inventory. Walking distance to downtown via the Congress Avenue bridge.
  • Compared with East Austin: East Austin (78702) has lower prices, more single-family options, and a strong food and art scene. Less walkable to downtown employment but bikeable. More appreciation potential.
  • Compared with The Domain: The Domain is Austin's other walkable urban center, 10 miles north. Lower prices per square foot, newer buildings, and proximity to Apple and other North Austin employers. Less cultural depth than downtown.
Keenan Group

The Keenan Perspective on Downtown Austin

#1 ABoR Team 2024$1B+ Career Sales1,000+ Homes Sold

Downtown Austin is a lifestyle choice more than a real estate investment in the traditional sense. The appreciation story is different from single-family homes - condo values are more sensitive to interest rates, HOA health, and new-construction supply. We help buyers understand the total cost of ownership including HOA fees, special assessments, and parking, which can add $1,000-$3,000/month on top of mortgage and taxes.

The most common mistake we see is buyers who focus only on the unit and ignore the building. HOA financials, reserve fund adequacy, pending special assessments, and building management quality vary enormously between downtown towers.

  • #1 Austin Board of Realtors Team in 2024
  • $1B+ career volume and 1,000+ transactions completed
  • Experience across downtown's major towers including The Independent, Austonian, Spring, 360, and Seaholm
  • Deep knowledge of HOA financials, building management quality, and condo-specific due diligence

We add value in the downtown condo market by providing building-level intelligence that goes beyond the listing sheet - HOA meeting minutes, reserve studies, pending assessments, rental restrictions, and building reputation among other agents. That due diligence is what separates informed downtown buyers from surprised ones.

Frequently Asked

Quick Answers About Downtown Austin

Is downtown Austin walkable?

Yes. Downtown Austin has a Walk Score above 90, making it the most walkable area in the Austin metro. Most residents can walk to groceries (Whole Foods on 5th Street), dining, entertainment, fitness, and employment without a car. Lady Bird Lake trail access is available directly from downtown.

What ZIP code is downtown Austin?

Downtown Austin is primarily in ZIP code 78701. This ZIP covers the area from Lady Bird Lake north to the UT campus, and from I-35 west to Lamar Boulevard / MoPac. Parts of Rainey Street and the 2nd Street District fall within 78701.

What school district serves downtown Austin?

Downtown Austin is served by Austin ISD. Students in the area typically attend Mathews Elementary, O. Henry Middle School, and Austin High School.

How do downtown Austin HOA fees work?

HOA fees in downtown Austin high-rises range from $500/month to $2,500+/month depending on the building, unit size, and amenities. Fees typically cover building maintenance, insurance, pools, fitness centers, concierge, and reserve funds. Always review HOA financials, reserve adequacy, and pending special assessments before purchasing.

Why do buyers and sellers use Keenan Group downtown?

The Keenan Group is the #1 Austin Board of Realtors Team (2024) with experience across downtown's major towers including The Independent, Austonian, Spring, and Seaholm. With $1B+ in career sales, we provide building-level intelligence on HOA financials, reserve studies, and management quality that protects your investment. Contact us at (512) 415-7653.

Who is the best realtor in Downtown Austin?

The Keenan Group at Compass is the #1 ranked team by the Austin Board of Realtors (2024) with 25+ years serving Downtown Austin. Joe and Cara Keenan have completed 1,000+ career transactions and $1B+ in career sales volume, with deep expertise in Downtown Austin pricing, schools, and market dynamics. Contact Keenan Group for a confidential consultation: (512) 415-7653.

How do I list my home in Downtown Austin?

To list your home in Downtown Austin, start with the Keenan Group - Austin's #1 Board of Realtors team (2024). The process: a pricing analysis built on live Downtown Austin market data and recent sales, a full marketing plan (professional media, the Compass network, and our private-exclusive channel), and negotiation through closing. Keenan Group's median days on market is 13, including off-market, private, and pocket sales that close at zero days on market. Contact the Keenan Group to list your home: (512) 415-7653.

Who is the top listing agent in Downtown Austin?

The Keenan Group at Compass is the #1 ranked team by the Austin Board of Realtors (2024) and a luxury listing specialist in Downtown Austin - 25+ years, 1,000+ homes sold, and $1B+ in career volume. Joe and Cara Keenan represent sellers with data-driven pricing, full-scale marketing, and direct access to qualified luxury buyers. Contact the Keenan Group: (512) 415-7653.

What is Downtown Austin known for?

Downtown Austin is the urban core of the city, centered on ZIP code 78701 and defined by Congress Avenue, Lady Bird Lake, and the State Capitol. It is primarily a condo market, with high-rise towers dominating the inventory. The area has a walkability score above 90, with Rainey Street, the 2nd Street District, and Congress Avenue providing dining, entertainment, and retail within walking distance. Austin ISD serves the area. Major employers including Google, Meta, and Apple have offices downtown or nearby. Current market context is verified through live MLS market data before property-specific pricing guidance.

Which ZIP codes serve Downtown Austin?

Downtown Austin is primarily served by 78701. We can confirm the exact ZIP code for any property.

Which school district serves Downtown Austin?

Downtown Austin is primarily served by Austin ISD. We verify school boundaries and campus assignments for each address.

How much inventory is on the market in Downtown Austin?

Inventory in Downtown Austin shifts daily. Contact us for live availability and private opportunities.

What are the pros and cons of living in Downtown Austin?

Pros and cons in Downtown Austin depend on the street, the home's age and condition, and the assigned campuses within Austin ISD. Considerations include Texas property tax rates (there is no state income tax) and seasonal heat. Contact Keenan Group for an honest assessment tailored to your priorities.

How does Downtown Austin compare to nearby neighborhoods?

Downtown Austin is one of several desirable Austin neighborhoods, each with distinct character. Downtown Austin offers a balance of Austin ISD school context, location, and lifestyle. Visit our neighborhood guides to compare or contact Keenan Group for a side-by-side market analysis.

Is Downtown Austin a good place to live?

Downtown Austin is an Austin neighborhood with Austin ISD school-district context. Compare it by median price, price bands, active inventory, and recent sales-through before making an offer. The Keenan Group, Austin's #1 real estate team (2024), specializes in helping buyers evaluate homes in Downtown Austin. Contact us at (512) 415-7653 for a personalized neighborhood tour.

Best Restaurants Near Downtown Austin

Where Downtown Austin buyers and residents actually eat - from date night to weeknight favorites.

NameCuisine / TypePriceHighlightsLast verified
Emmer & Rye
51 Rainey St, Ste 110, Austin, TX 78701
Farm-to-table American$$$$
  • The dim sum cart rolling through is the move here - seasonal small plates prepared from heritage grains milled in-house
  • The weekly-rotating menu means you could eat here every Friday for a year and never repeat a dish
2026-03-27
Red Ash
303 Colorado St, Austin, TX 78701
Italian$$$$
  • Chef John Carver's wood-fired Italian in the Warehouse District
  • The hand-rolled pasta and whole-animal program set it apart from every other Italian place in town
2026-03-27
La Condesa
400A W 2nd St, Austin, TX 78701
Modern Mexican$$$
  • Two-time James Beard-nominated Rick Lopez runs the kitchen with locally sourced ingredients and one of the city's deeper agave programs
  • The 2nd Street District location makes it genuinely walkable from the core downtown condo towers
  • It is one of the cleaner recommendations when you want downtown energy without committing to a louder scene
2026-03-27
Lamberts Downtown Barbecue
401 W 2nd St, Austin, TX 78701
Barbecue/Southern$$$
  • Slow-smoked meats in a restored 1873 Schneider Brothers Building
  • This is not a line-out-the-door brisket joint - it is barbecue with tablecloths, craft cocktails, and a live music stage upstairs
2026-03-27
Uchibā
601 W 2nd St, Austin, TX 78701
Japanese izakaya$$$
  • The Uchi family's izakaya concept in the 2nd Street District
  • Japanese whisky collection is among the best in Texas, and the yakitori grill turns out skewers that rival what you'd find in Tokyo's Yurakucho
2026-03-27
Fareground
111 Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78701
Food hall/Multi-concept$$
  • Downtown's food hall at Congress and 2nd Street with rotating vendors and two bars
  • Perfect for groups who can't agree on a cuisine
2026-03-27
Banger's Sausage House & Beer Garden
79 Rainey St, Austin, TX 78701
Sausages/Beer garden$$
  • Over 100 taps and gourmet sausages in every flavor you can imagine on Rainey Street
  • The outdoor beer garden is enormous and dog-friendly
2026-03-27
Anthem
73 Rainey St, Austin, TX 78701
Asian-Texan comfort$$
  • A Rainey Street pub that mixes Asian and Texan flavors in ways that shouldn't work but absolutely do
  • The crispy rice and smoked brisket egg rolls are the signature items
2026-03-27
Hestia
507 Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78701
Live-fire American$$$$
  • Every dish touches live fire in some form - the custom-built hearth is the centerpiece of the open kitchen
  • Chef Kevin Fink (Emmer & Rye) built this as a celebration of Texas ingredients cooked over Texas wood
2026-03-27
Maie Day
1603 S Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78704
American chophouse$$$$
  • Three-time James Beard nominee Michael Fojtasek runs this community chophouse at the South Congress Hotel
  • MICHELIN Guide recommended
2026-03-27
Otoko
1603 S Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78704
Japanese omakase$$$$
  • Twelve seats
  • One chef
2026-03-27
Clark's Oyster Bar
1200 W 6th St, Austin, TX 78703
Seafood$$$
  • McGuire Moorman Lambert's take on a New England oyster bar, dropped into a Clarksville cottage
  • The raw bar is the draw - half a dozen oyster varieties daily, plus a lobster roll that holds its own against anything on the East Coast
2026-03-27
Tomoko
44 East Ave, Austin, TX 78701
Mexican-inspired$$
  • Where East Avenue meets Rainey Street
  • Regional Mexican influences from Oaxaca to Baja with ingredients sourced from Texas farms
2026-03-27
La Piscina
51 Rainey St, Austin, TX 78701
Tex-Mex seafood$$$
  • Tex-Mex seafood with skyline views from the upper levels of the Rainey Street high-rise district
  • Tables facing west book fast around sunset - plan accordingly
2026-03-27

Best Trails & Outdoor Spots Near Downtown Austin

Trails and outdoor activities that buyers and locals ask about most.

NameHighlights
Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail
  • 10 miles (full loop), easy, hiking/biking/running
  • Austin's signature urban trail loops 10 miles around Lady Bird Lake, passing directly below every major downtown condo tower
  • The stretch between Congress Avenue Bridge and Pfluger Bridge is the most scenic downtown section
  • Before 7 AM on weekdays you'll share it with serious runners and rowers only
Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge
  • 700 feet, easy, walking/biking
  • The 700-foot pedestrian bridge spanning Lady Bird Lake connects the north and south sections of the hike-and-bike trail
  • Sunset is the magic hour
  • arrive 30 minutes before for the best light
Shoal Creek Trail
  • 4 miles (Lady Bird Lake to 38th Street), easy to moderate, hiking/biking
  • Austin's oldest hike-and-bike trail follows Shoal Creek north from Lady Bird Lake through downtown and into central Austin neighborhoods
  • The section between 5th and 15th streets runs right through the heart of downtown
  • good for a lunch break walk from any condo tower
Congress Avenue Bridge Bat Viewing
  • easy, wildlife/nature
  • 1.5 million Mexican free-tailed bats live under the Congress Avenue Bridge from March through November, making it the largest urban bat colony in North America
  • Peak season is July and August when pups join the flight
  • The south shore below the bridge gives the best viewing angle
Lady Bird Lake Kayaking & Paddleboarding
  • Varies, easy to moderate, water sports
  • Motorized boats are banned on Lady Bird Lake, which makes it one of the best urban paddling spots in the country
  • Texas Rowing Center and The Rowing Dock both offer hourly kayak and SUP rentals
  • Early mornings are glass-calm
Barton Springs Pool
  • 3 acres, easy, swimming
  • The 68-degree spring-fed pool in Zilker Park that defines Austin more than any other single place
  • Closed Thursdays for cleaning
  • Free entry before the official opening hour
Zilker Park & Botanical Garden
  • 351 acres, easy, park/gardens
  • Austin's 351-acre central park hosts ACL Festival, the Zilker Botanical Garden, Barton Springs, the Umlauf Sculpture Garden, and miles of trails
  • The botanical garden charges admission but is worth it for the Japanese garden alone
  • Parking is a disaster during ACL and Trail of Lights

Things To Do Near Downtown Austin

Family favorites, date night ideas, and local experiences close to the neighborhood.

NameHighlights
ACL Live at the Moody Theater
310 W Willie Nelson Blvd, Austin, TX 78701
  • The permanent home of Austin City Limits, the longest-running music series in American television history
  • The 2,750-seat venue in the 2nd Street District hosts national touring acts year-round
  • Typical spend: Varies by show
6th Street Entertainment District
E 6th St, Austin, TX 78701
  • Wall-to-wall live music venues, comedy clubs, and bars line the Victorian-era buildings between Congress and I-35
  • Dirty Sixth is the rowdy tourist draw; West Sixth skews more polished if you want cocktails instead of chaos
  • Living downtown means you can walk into the scene and walk home instead of planning around parking
Bullock Texas State History Museum
1800 Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78701
  • Three floors of exhibition galleries, an IMAX theater, and the Texas Spirit Theater tell the story of the state from prehistoric times to the space program
  • The rotating exhibits are consistently strong
  • Typical spend: $13 adults, IMAX extra
Texas State Capitol
1100 Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78701
  • The 1888 Renaissance Revival capitol building sits at the top of Congress Avenue and is taller than the US Capitol in Washington
  • Free guided tours run every 30-45 minutes
  • Typical spend: Free
Paramount Theatre
713 Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78701
  • Built in 1915 as a Neoclassical movie palace on Congress Avenue
  • Now hosts live theater, concerts, classic film screenings, and comedy shows in a 1,300-seat auditorium that still has the original architectural details
  • Typical spend: Varies by show
2nd Street District Shopping
200 W 2nd St, Austin, TX 78701
  • Four blocks of retail, dining, and entertainment between Congress and San Antonio
  • Local boutiques mixed with national brands, all walkable from the Seaholm, Independent, and W Residences towers
Mexic-Arte Museum
419 Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78701
  • The official Mexican and Mexican American Fine Art Museum of Texas, right on Congress Avenue
  • Rotating exhibitions showcase contemporary and traditional works from Mexico, Latin America, and Latino artists in the US
  • Typical spend: $7 adults, free Sundays
Rainey Street District
Rainey St, Austin, TX 78701
  • The converted bungalow bars and food trucks of Rainey Street sit in the shadow of the high-rise towers that now define the district
  • Each house has its own personality - craft cocktails at one, frozen drinks at the next, live music at a third
  • Typical spend: Free to walk; drink prices vary
Lady Bird Lake Kayak & SUP Rentals
Texas Rowing Center, 1541 W Cesar Chavez St, Austin, TX 78703
  • Multiple outfitters along the north shore of Lady Bird Lake rent kayaks, canoes, and stand-up paddleboards by the hour
  • No motorized boats allowed on the lake, so the water stays calm
  • Typical spend: $20-$60 per hour
Congress Avenue Bridge Bat Watching
Congress Avenue Bridge, Austin, TX 78701
  • From March through November, 1.5 million Mexican free-tailed bats emerge from under the Congress Avenue Bridge at sunset
  • The largest urban bat colony in North America, and it happens right outside your front door if you live downtown
  • Typical spend: Free

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Being in the commercial real estate business for 35 years, I've seen my share of professionals, but few are as conscientious as Cara Keenan and Joe Keenan at Keenan Group at Compass Real Estate. They came highly recommended from a friend as I looked for a home or condo in Austin, and I couldn't have been happier with the last ten months of working together. Not only are they smart, ethical, loyal, and really knowledgeable about the market, but they're a lot of fun to work with as well. In sum, there's only one residential real estate firm I would recommend to friends looking for a home in Austin: Keenan Group at Compass Real Estate.

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My sister and I were truly impressed with Joe Keenan and Cara Keenan throughout the entire process! They listed our parent's home that we grew up in and had owned since 1967. They were so...Read more

My sister and I were truly impressed with Joe Keenan and Cara Keenan throughout the entire process! They listed our parent's home that we grew up in and had owned since 1967. They were so knowledgeable, professional, and quick to respond to any and all questions or concerns that we had. The process of selling, listing, handling offers, and even closing was explained to us so well. We are so appreciative of Joe Keenan and Cara Keenan and will recommend to friends. They are amazing!

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I work in finance downtown and wanted to ditch the commute entirely. Joe showed me condos and townhomes in the Rainey Street and Second Street areas. He was honest that downtown living means noise,...Read more

I work in finance downtown and wanted to ditch the commute entirely. Joe showed me condos and townhomes in the Rainey Street and Second Street areas. He was honest that downtown living means noise, parking headaches, and higher HOAs, but said the walkability and lifestyle trade-off is worth it for the right person. I bought a two-bedroom townhome near the convention center and walk to work in eight minutes. Joe helped me find the right fit without sugarcoating the downsides.

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