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Hyde Park Austin - Homes, Schools, and Market Guide

Austin's first suburb (1891) - historic bungalows, Shipe Park, walkable to UT campus, and a neighborhood identity built over 130 years.

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Written by Joe and Cara Keenan - 21+ homes sold in Hyde Park.

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Austin Neighborhood Guide

Hyde Park Neighborhood Guide - Austin Real Estate

Hyde Park homes for sale in 78751 and 78705, 29th to 45th Street, Lamar to I-35, including Hancock and Heritage. Historic bungalows near UT. Austin's #1 team.

Who is the best realtor in Hyde Park?

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 Hyde Park. The team's verified track record includes 21+ home sales in Hyde Park. Joe and Cara Keenan represent buyers and sellers in Hyde Park with data-driven pricing, full-scale marketing, and direct access to qualified luxury buyers.

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Luxury Buyer Fit Snapshot

Compare Hyde Park on price, schools, and lifestyle access before scheduling private tours.

Buyer Fit

Best for buyers evaluating current inventory depth and value pockets in Hyde Park.

Lifestyle Fit

Austin ISD (78751) helps anchor school-driven search and day-to-day livability.

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ZIP codes
78751 · 78705
School district
Austin ISD
Active listings
18 active listings

Written by the Keenan Group - Joe Keenan and Cara Keenan, Austin's #1 real estate team (Austin Board of Realtors 2024). 25+ years, 1,000+ transactions, $1B+ career sales.

What is Hyde Park like in Austin?

Hyde Park is a historic neighborhood just north of the UT campus in Austin's 78751 and 78705 ZIP codes, from 29th Street to 45th Street and from Lamar and Guadalupe east to I-35, leaving out North University. In the 12 months to November 6, 2026, 58 homes sold in Hyde Park at a median price of $849K and a median of $537 per square foot, based on MLS closed sales; 18 homes are listed for sale now. Homes sold here most often list Lee Elementary, Kealing Middle School and McCallum High School in Austin ISD; Niche grades McCallum High School A as of October 6, 2026. Assignment depends on the address.

As of · Austin MLS (ACTRIS)

Hyde Park homes for sale

  • 78751 and 78705, from 29th Street to 45th Street, Lamar/Guadalupe to I-35, north of the UT campus; 8-12 minutes to downtown Austin
  • Austin ISD: most homes zoned Lee Elementary, Kealing Middle School, McCallum High School; Heritage zoned Bryker Woods Elementary, O. Henry Middle School, Austin High School (AISD 2026-27 attendance zones; verify by address)

Source: Written by Joe and Cara Keenan - 21+ homes sold in Hyde Park.

Hyde Park At A Glance
School District
Median Price
$849K
Active Listings
Median DOM
32 days
Median $/sqft
$537

Trailing 12 months ending November 6, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales

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Hyde Park Neighborhood Map

Active Listings

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Hyde Park homes for sale, schools, and articles

Overview

Why Buyers Choose Hyde Park

Hyde Park wins on history and walkability. Established in 1891, it is Austin's first planned suburb, and 130 years of continuous residential use have given it a neighborhood identity that newer communities do not have. The street grid, the bungalow architecture, the mature pecan trees, and the walking-distance relationship to the UT campus set Hyde Park apart in central Austin.

The UT proximity defines the neighborhood. Faculty, staff, graduate students, and university-adjacent professionals have lived in Hyde Park for generations. That academic character shows up in the neighborhood's bookstores, coffee shops, and conversation. The buyers who choose Hyde Park tend to value that.

  • Shipe Park is the neighborhood gathering space - a 10-acre park with a swimming pool, basketball courts, a playground, and the Shipe Pool that is a summer institution.
  • Historic architecture: Craftsman bungalows, Victorian cottages, and early 20th-century homes with wraparound porches, wood siding, and period details. The Hyde Park Historic District protects the core of this character.
  • Walkable to UT campus: 10-15 minutes on foot, 3-5 minutes by bike. No parking required.
  • Avenue B Grocery, Quack's Bakery, and Duval Street shops create a village commercial strip that serves daily needs without a car.
Market Data

Current Hyde Park Market Data

In the 12 months ending November 6, 2026, 58 homes sold in Hyde Park at a median price of $849K, with a median of 32 days on market and a median of $537 per square foot (Keenan Luxury Market Index, from MLS closed sales).

As of November 6, 2026, Hyde Park had 18 active and 6 pending listings, with 3.7 months of supply and a 95% sale-to-list ratio in the 12 months ending November 6, 2026.

  • Median sale price, 12 months ending November 6, 2026: $849K
  • Closed sales, 12 months ending November 6, 2026: 58
  • Active listings as of November 6, 2026: 18
  • Product filter: Single Family Residence only
  • Price bands: review the live comp set by property type, lot, condition, and street-level position
Location & Commute

Daily Geography in Hyde Park

Hyde Park is 8-12 minutes from downtown Austin by car via Guadalupe or North Lamar. The UT campus is walkable - 10-15 minutes on foot from most Hyde Park addresses. That walkable UT access defines daily life for many residents.

As we define it, Hyde Park runs from 29th Street (30th Street near I-35) north to 45th Street, and from North Lamar Boulevard and Guadalupe Street east to I-35. That takes in the historic Hyde Park grid around Shipe Park, Hancock east of Duval Street, and Heritage between Lamar and Guadalupe near the campus. North University, in the middle of that frame south of 38th Street, is its own neighborhood and is not included, which is why the map shows a gap there. Avenue A through Avenue H structure the historic core.

  • Downtown Austin: 8-12 minutes by car via Guadalupe or North Lamar.
  • UT Austin campus: walkable (10-15 min on foot, 3-5 min by bike). No parking needed.
  • Dell Seton Medical Center: 8-10 minutes. Popular with medical professionals.
  • The Domain: 15-18 minutes north via I-35 or Guadalupe.
  • Austin-Bergstrom Airport: 20-25 minutes via I-35 South.
  • Shipe Park and Pool: walkable from anywhere in Hyde Park, 5-10 minutes on foot.
  • Avenue B Grocery and Duval Street shops: 2-5 minute walk for most residents.
Culture

Local Anchors That Shape the Neighborhood

Hyde Park has been building its identity since 1891, and much of what holds it together is run by neighbors. In 1971, residents led by Dorothy Richter stopped the closure of Fire Station No. 9; three years later they founded the Hyde Park Neighborhood Association, which still runs the annual Homes Tour that began in 1975. The 2025 tour marked 50 years since that first one and drew more than 800 guests.

  • Shipe Park and Pool: The 10-acre park is the center of Hyde Park community life. The pool opens each summer to neighborhood families. Basketball, playgrounds, and open green space serve daily recreation.
  • Avenue B Grocery: The neighborhood market that has served Hyde Park since 1909. A genuine institution.
  • Hyde Park Homes Tour: The annual neighborhood event that showcases historic homes. Neighbors have opened their homes for it since 1975, and it draws visitors from across Austin.
  • Quack's Bakery on Duval Street: A Hyde Park institution for coffee and pastries. The kind of place where regulars know each other by name.
  • Elisabet Ney Museum: A historic studio and museum at the edge of Hyde Park. The sculptor Elisabet Ney worked here in the late 1800s.
  • Lee Elementary: The Austin ISD elementary school for most of Hyde Park, with an active PTA.

Hyde Park is for people who value layers of history and community over newness. The bungalows creak, the trees are old, and the institutions have been here for a century. That is either exactly what you want or completely wrong for you - and there is not much middle ground.

Comparison

How Hyde Park Compares to Nearby Alternatives

Hyde Park buyers typically compare with Rosedale, North Loop/Crestview, Clarksville, and sometimes North University. The decision comes down to UT proximity, architectural preference, and price.

  • Compared with Rosedale: Rosedale is to the west with more new construction and higher prices. In sales closed since November 1, 2025 (as of October 29, 2026), Rosedale single-family homes sold at a median of about $1.15M (middle half $785K-$1.70M), against about $849K in Hyde Park. Hyde Park has more historic character, closer UT proximity and the historic district protection that Rosedale lacks.
  • Compared with Crestview/North Loop: Crestview is further north with mid-century ranch character and lower prices. In sales closed since November 1, 2025 (as of October 29, 2026), Crestview single-family homes sold at a median of about $715K (middle half $530K-$1.14M). Hyde Park has historic bungalows, closer UT proximity, and more established character at higher prices.
  • Compared with Clarksville: Clarksville is west of downtown with similar historic character, closer to Lady Bird Lake, and higher prices. In sales closed since November 1, 2025 (as of October 29, 2026), Clarksville single-family homes sold at a median of about $1.36M (middle half $1.08M-$1.78M). Hyde Park costs less and has the stronger UT connection.
  • Compared with North University: North University sits between Heritage and Hancock, south of 38th Street, and is not part of this guide. It is denser, with more student housing and commercial activity. Hyde Park is residential and quieter while still walkable to campus. Just south, Aldridge Place (West 30th to West 34th Street between Guadalupe Street and Speedway, part of North University) is a separate local historic district, approved by the Austin City Council in 2017. Former Austin mayor Lewis Hancock platted it in 1912 (City of Austin district application, 2016).
Keenan Group

The Keenan Perspective on Hyde Park

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

Hyde Park is where we help buyers who know exactly what they want - historic character, UT proximity, and walkability - but need guidance navigating the practical realities of buying a 100-year-old home. Foundation work, plumbing updates, electrical rewiring, and lead paint abatement are standard considerations in Hyde Park. We bring inspectors and contractors into the process early so clients understand the true cost of ownership.

The historic district is the most important thing to understand before buying in Hyde Park. Homes inside the designated district have exterior modification restrictions that affect roofing materials, window replacements, additions, and demolition. Properties outside the district have more flexibility. We help clients understand which side of the line a property falls on and what that means for their renovation plans.

  • #1 Austin Board of Realtors Team in 2024
  • $1B+ career volume and 1,000+ transactions completed
  • 21+ homes sold in Hyde Park
  • Block-by-block knowledge of Hyde Park's historic district boundaries, renovation constraints, and the owner-vs-renter block dynamics

The value we add in Hyde Park is understanding which blocks have the strongest owner-occupant communities, how the historic district affects renovation options, and what a realistic renovation budget looks like for a 1920s bungalow. Our Compass Private Exclusives network surfaces off-market opportunities in a neighborhood where long-term homeowners often prefer quiet sales.

Frequently Asked

Quick Answers About Hyde Park

Hyde Park is 8-12 minutes from downtown Austin by car via Guadalupe or North Lamar. The UT Austin campus is walkable - 10-15 minutes on foot, 3-5 minutes by bike. This UT proximity is Hyde Park's defining geographic advantage.

In sales closed since November 1, 2025 (as of October 29, 2026), single-family homes in Hyde Park sold for a median of about $849K (56 sales, leases excluded), with the middle half between $654K and $1.17M and a median of $537 per square foot. By age, over the same period as of October 29, 2026, homes built before 1940 sold for a median of about $890K and homes built from 1940 to 1999 for about $691K; condos and townhomes sold for a median of about $224K. Values vary block by block, so we compare recent sales on the same streets.

Hyde Park, as we define it, spans 78751 and 78705: from 29th Street to 45th Street and from Lamar and Guadalupe east to I-35, leaving out the North University neighborhood in the middle. Most of the historic core is 78751; Heritage and the blocks closest to campus are 78705. Both ZIPs sit just north of the UT campus.

Hyde Park is served by Austin ISD. Most of the neighborhood, including Hancock, is zoned to Lee Elementary, Kealing Middle School and McCallum High School. Heritage, between North Lamar and Guadalupe south of 38th Street, is zoned to Bryker Woods Elementary, O. Henry Middle School and Austin High School. For the 2026-27 school year, a few blocks next to I-35 are zoned to Reilly Elementary (which took in Ridgetop Elementary's students when Ridgetop closed after 2025-26) and Lamar Middle School, still feeding McCallum. Austin ISD's next boundary changes take effect in 2027-28, so confirm a specific address with the Austin ISD School Finder. LASA (Liberal Arts and Science Academy) is available as a magnet high school option. Some Hyde Park residents use private schools given the neighborhood's proximity to multiple private school options.

Hyde Park has more historic character (Craftsman bungalows, 130-year history, historic district) and closer UT proximity. Rosedale has more new construction and higher prices (in sales closed since November 1, 2025, as of October 29, 2026, a single-family median of about $1.15M, against about $849K in Hyde Park). Hyde Park has the historic district overlay protecting architecture; Rosedale has more teardown-and-rebuild activity. Both are in Austin ISD, 8-12 minutes from downtown.

The Keenan Group is the #1 Austin Board of Realtors Team (2024) with 21+ homes sold in Hyde Park. With $1B+ in career sales and 1,000+ transactions, we provide expert guidance on historic district regulations, century-old home renovation costs, and block-by-block owner-vs-renter dynamics that shape the Hyde Park buying experience.

The Keenan Group at Compass is the #1 ranked team by the Austin Board of Realtors (2024) with 25+ years serving Hyde Park. Joe and Cara Keenan have completed 1,000+ career transactions and $1B+ in career sales volume, with deep expertise in Hyde Park pricing, schools, and market dynamics. The Keenan Group's verified track record includes 21+ home sales in Hyde Park. Contact Keenan Group for a confidential consultation: (512) 415-7653.

To list your home in Hyde Park, start with the Keenan Group - Austin's #1 Board of Realtors team (2024). The process: a pricing analysis built on live Hyde Park 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.

Best Restaurants Near Hyde Park

Where Hyde Park buyers and residents actually eat - from date night to weeknight favorites.

NameCuisine / TypePriceHighlightsLast verified
Foreign & Domestic
306 E 53rd St, Austin, TX 78751
New American$$$
  • Chef-driven restaurant that earned a spot on Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives
  • The menu changes frequently based on what's available from local farms
2026-03-27
Asti Trattoria
408 E 43rd St, Austin, TX 78751
Italian$$$
  • Solid Italian with a long wine list and one of the best patios in the neighborhood
  • The pastas are handmade and the braised short rib has been a staple for years
2026-03-27
Hyde Park Bar & Grill
4206 Duval St, Austin, TX 78751
American$$
  • Operating since 1982, this is the neighborhood's living room
  • The giant fork sculpture out front is an Austin landmark
2026-03-27
Julio's Cafe
4230 Duval St, Austin, TX 78751
Mexican$
  • Since 1983, Julio's has been the go-to for slow-roasted chicken, hearty soups, and breakfast tacos that justify the weekend line
  • Cash only for years, though they've modernized
2026-03-27
Bureau de Poste at Tiny Grocer
4300 Speedway, Austin, TX 78751
French$$$
  • French bistro inside the old Hyde Park post office building
  • Dinner nightly, weekend brunch
2026-03-27
Mongers Market + Kitchen
4119 Guadalupe St, Austin, TX 78751
Seafood$$$
  • Part raw bar, part seafood market
  • The menu changes based on what's fresh - if the diver scallops are on, order them
2026-03-27
Uncle Nicky's
4222 Duval St, Austin, TX 78751
Italian$$
  • All-day cafe with strong coffee, morning pastries, and Italian-leaning small plates later in the day
  • The happy hour is one of Hyde Park's best-kept secrets
2026-03-27
Drink.Well
207 E 53rd St, Austin, TX 78751
Gastropub$$
  • Award-winning cocktail bar with serious food to match
  • The bartenders know their craft, and the seasonal cocktail menu rotates regularly
2026-03-27
Quack's 43rd Street Bakery
411 E 43rd St, Austin, TX 78751
Bakery/Cafe$
  • The neighborhood bakery
  • Brownies, scones, cookies, and cakes that taste like someone's grandmother made them
2026-03-27
Allday Pizza
4300 Speedway, Unit 103, Austin, TX 78751
Pizza$
  • New York-style slices from a team that's earned a reputation as Austin's best pizza
  • The Hyde Park location opened in the old post office building
2026-03-27
Epoch Coffee
221 W North Loop Blvd, Austin, TX 78751
Coffee Shop$
  • Open 24 hours, which matters when you're a grad student, a musician, or anyone who needs coffee at 2 AM
  • The North Loop location is just outside Hyde Park's northern edge
2026-03-27
Flightpath Coffeehouse
5011 Duval St, Austin, TX 78751
Coffee Shop$
  • Artsy hangout with a big patio popular with the UT crowd and longtime Hyde Park residents alike
  • Local art on the walls rotates regularly
2026-03-27
Avenue B Grocery & Market
4403 Ave B, Austin, TX 78751
Deli/Market$
  • Open since 1909, likely Austin's oldest grocery store
  • The sandwiches and deli counter are the draw now - grab lunch here and walk to Shipe Park
2026-03-27
Antonelli's Cheese Shop
4220 Duval St, Austin, TX 78751
Cheese Shop/Specialty$$
  • Artisanal cheeses, charcuterie boards, and wine from people who genuinely know their product
  • They do tasting classes and build custom cheese boards for parties
2026-03-27

Best Trails & Outdoor Spots Near Hyde Park

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

NameHighlights
Shipe Park Loop
  • 0.5 miles (loop), Easy, Urban Park
  • The heart of Hyde Park
Shoal Creek Trail
  • 4.2 miles (one way to Zilker), Easy to Moderate, Hike & Bike Trail
  • Austin's oldest hike-and-bike trail runs along Shoal Creek from north Austin down to Zilker Park
Waller Creek Greenbelt
  • 2.5 miles (to Lady Bird Lake), Easy, Creek Trail
  • Waller Creek cuts through the eastern edge of Hyde Park along Hancock Golf Course, then winds south to Waterloo Park and Lady Bird Lake
Pease Park
  • 1.5 miles of trails, Easy, Urban Park / Trail
  • One of Austin's oldest parks, recently renovated with new splash pads and restored trails along Shoal Creek
Mueller Lake Park
  • 1.0 mile (lake loop), Easy, Urban Park / Trail
  • Built on the old Robert Mueller Airport site, this park has a lake loop trail, large playgrounds, and open lawns
Hancock Golf Course & Trails
  • 9 holes / 1.5 miles walking, Easy, Golf / Walking Trails
  • Founded in 1899, Hancock is the oldest continuously operated golf course in Texas
Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail
  • 10 miles (full loop around Lady Bird Lake), Easy, Hike & Bike Trail
  • The crown jewel of Austin trails loops around Lady Bird Lake

Things To Do Near Hyde Park

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

NameHighlights
Elisabet Ney Museum
  • The former studio of 19th-century sculptor Elisabet Ney, who created busts of European royalty before moving to Texas
  • The building itself is the attraction - a Romanesque stone studio from 1892
Hyde Park Theatre
  • Small black-box theater that's been developing new playwrights and experimental work since 1992
  • The annual FronteraFest in January is one of the largest fringe theater festivals in the South
First Light Books & Cafe
  • Independent bookstore with reading nooks and an on-site cafe in the old post office complex on Speedway
  • Author events and readings happen regularly
Shipe Park Pool
  • City-run seasonal pool at the center of the neighborhood
  • Open Memorial Day through Labor Day
Hyde Park Historic Walking Tour
  • Walk the neighborhood's tree-lined streets to see Victorian, Queen Anne, Craftsman, and Tudor Revival homes dating to the 1890s-1930s
  • Avenue F and Avenue G between 40th and 45th have the highest concentration of historic homes
Hancock Golf Course
  • Texas's oldest continuously operated course, opened in 1899
  • Nine holes along Waller Creek
Drag / Guadalupe Street Shopping
  • The stretch of Guadalupe Street along UT's west side - known as the Drag - is a short walk from Hyde Park
  • Record shops, vintage clothing stores, the Co-op, and restaurants serving every cuisine
Duval Street Stroll
  • Hyde Park's commercial spine
  • Walk from Julio's to Antonelli's to Hyde Park Bar & Grill in five minutes
North Loop Vintage & Music District
  • Just north of Hyde Park on North Loop Boulevard
  • Vintage shops, record stores (Breakaway Records is a standout), antique malls, and bars
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How Hyde Park Compares

Side-by-side comparison with similar Austin neighborhoods based on price range, school district, and location.

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Median Price$849K
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Median sale price, trailing 12 months ending November 6, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales. Contact Keenan Group for a personalized comparison.

Hyde Park Real Estate Market

Homes in Hyde Park sell for around $537 per square foot, roughly 1.8 times the City of Austin median of $296.

Hyde Park market data as of November 2026
MetricHyde ParkCity of Austin
Median Sold Price (12M)$849K$600K
Median Days on Market32 days39 days
Sale-to-List Ratio95.4%93.5%
Median $/sqft (typical home)$537$296
Active Listings183,074
Homes Sold (12M)588,801
Months of Supply3.74.2

Data as of . Source: Keenan Group at Compass Real Estate, Austin MLS (ACTRIS). City of Austin reflects closed sales within its city limits over the trailing 12 months.

How Hyde Park Compares

Hyde Park compared to nearby neighborhoods
NeighborhoodMedian PriceSchool DistrictZIPActive Listings
Hyde Park (you are here)$849KAustin ISD7875118
Holly$720KAustin ISD7870245
Downtown Condos$647KAustin ISD78701213
Tarrytown$1.82MAustin ISD7870331
Bouldin Creek$1.15MAustin ISD7870423

Median sale price, trailing 12 months ending November 6, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales

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What Clients Say About Hyde Park

Real experiences from buyers and sellers in this neighborhood

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Hyde Park was the only neighborhood we considered. The walkability, the old houses, the proximity to UT — it all just fit. Joe understood that and didn't try to redirect us. He focused on finding us the right house within Hyde Park, which meant being patient and writing offers fast when something good came up. We got a 1920s craftsman on Avenue G after losing two other bidding wars. Joe's offer strategy on the third try was what made the difference.

M. Sato

Hyde Park
Cara helped us sell our Hyde Park duplex, which had been in our family since the 1980s. She understood the sentimental value and was patient while we made the decision. When we were ready, she moved...Read more

Cara helped us sell our Hyde Park duplex, which had been in our family since the 1980s. She understood the sentimental value and was patient while we made the decision. When we were ready, she moved quickly. She knew that Hyde Park duplexes attract a specific type of buyer — usually an owner-occupant who wants to live in one side and rent the other. She marketed it that way and we had three offers in a week.

J. Alvarado

Hyde Park
I'm a UT professor and wanted to be able to bike to campus. Joe showed me Hyde Park, North University, and Hancock. Hyde Park had the best combination of charm and affordability — if you can call...Read more

I'm a UT professor and wanted to be able to bike to campus. Joe showed me Hyde Park, North University, and Hancock. Hyde Park had the best combination of charm and affordability — if you can call $800K affordable. Joe helped me find a smaller house on a bigger lot that had been overlooked because it needed paint and landscaping. Easy fixes. He negotiated a credit for the work and I moved in a month later.

E. Ross

Hyde Park

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Austin's #1 Real Estate Team · 2024 Austin Board of Realtors

The Keenan Group in Hyde Park

Hyde Park home sales at all price points, last 12 months: $849K median sale · 32 median days on market · 95.4% of list

#1ABoR Team 2024
$1B+Career Sales
1000+Homes Sold
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Source: Keenan Group at Compass · Updated November 2026

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