Austin neighborhoods

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East Austin

Close to the water and downtown, with coffee shops on nearly every corner and houses that can still come with a real backyard.

Downtown / Rainey Street

High-rise living with immediate access to live music, lakefront trails, and the central business district.

Mueller

Master-planned, mixed-use neighborhood built on the former Mueller Airport site.

South Congress (SoCo) & Travis Heights

Iconic Austin shopping and dining strip backed by tree-lined residential streets.

Zilker / Barton Hills

Park-adjacent residential area centered on Zilker Park and Barton Springs.

Hyde Park & North Loop

Historic streetcar-era neighborhood with mature trees and locally owned cafés.

Domain / North Austin

Mixed-use urban district anchored by major tech employer campuses.

Westlake / Rollingwood

Hill country residential community west of downtown.

Bee Cave / Lakeway

Hill country suburbs along the Highway 71 corridor near Lake Travis.

Round Rock & Pflugerville

Established suburban communities north of Austin along I-35 and SH-130.

Cedar Park & Leander

Growing suburbs along the 183 / 183A corridor with newer construction.

Buda & Kyle

Smaller communities south of Austin along I-35.

South Lamar (SoLa)

Bustling South Lamar corridor with newer mid-rise apartments mixed with classic Austin music venues and food.

Bouldin Creek

Tree-canopied bungalow neighborhood tucked between South 1st and South Congress.

Crestview & Allandale

Established mid-century neighborhoods with mature oaks and a small-town main street feel.

East Riverside / Oltorf

Value-friendly apartment corridor close to downtown and the airport.

Georgetown

Historic Texas town square surrounded by newer master-planned communities along I-35 and SH-130.

Dripping Springs & Wimberley

Hill country towns with wineries, distilleries, and ranch-style living west of Austin.

Circle C Ranch

Master-planned family neighborhood in southwest Austin with greenbelt access and pools.

Oak Hill

Leafy hill country pocket at the Y at Oak Hill, mixing mid-century homes with newer infill.

Northwest Hills

Established hilly neighborhood of mid-century modern homes north of 2222, near the Arboretum.

Tarrytown

Prestigious tree-canopied neighborhood between downtown and Lake Austin, known for stately homes.