Austin Neighborhoods
East Riverside/Oltorf
If you’re a student on a budget, or a new Austinite looking to get established in the city, this neighborhood is a great place to start. With plenty of recreational opportunities, ample rental housing available, and a diverse community of students and families, Riverside is a neighborhood that’s on its way. Continue reading
Northwest Hills
Northwest Hills is a beautiful west Austin neighborhood with much to offer, and whether you’re a student, young professional, or family, you’ll find the location convenient and the amenities ample. If you’re looking to live and work in central Austin but you prefer a more green, suburban environment, Northwest Hills is a great place to be. Continue reading
French Place
No matter what you call it, French Place is a great place to live in central Austin. A unique and vibrant community of diverse interests, French Place is a great place for students, young professionals, and creative types, and with excellent appreciation and huge demand, French place is a great place to buy in Austin. Continue reading
Downtown Austin
Downtown Austin is a bit of an enigma. During the day, it’s a place of business, but by night, everything changes. If you like to be immersed in activity, Downtown is the place to be, with its vibrant nightlife, countless cultural opportunities, and weird Austin vibe. As Downtown undergoes such dramatic changes, don’t you want to be around to see them? Continue reading
Crestview/Brentwood
For those looking for a quiet, close-knit community that’s focused on staying true to their roots, Brentwood/Crestview is an excellent choice. The wide variety of thriving local businesses, eclectic mix of old and new homes, and the outstanding schools make this an excellent neighborhood for families. Quick access to most major roadways makes for very short drives to Downtown, North Austin, and West Austin. Continue reading
Clarksville
If you’re looking to see and be seen, but the Downtown loft life isn’t for you, Clarksville is the place to be. It’s got it all, from aging hipsters and families to students and young professionals, but they all come for the same reason: access. Everything is at your fingertips in this Austin ‘hood, and if your ideal Sunday starts with brunch and mimosas, but your average Monday starts with a trip Downtown, make Clarksville your new home. Continue reading
Bryker Woods/Old Enfield
Bryker Woods/Old Enfield is an outstanding neighborhood for families, with amazing schools, easy access to all of Austin, and great outdoor areas. If you want to enjoy a strong sense of community, but still have ample privacy, you’ll love the large lots and shaded trees that make this one of Austin’s most revered neighborhoods. It’s also perfect for young professionals seeking a quiet place to get away after working downtown. Continue reading
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Bouldin Creek
For hip young couples and families who want a neighborhood with some history while staying close to the action, Bouldin Creek is the place to be. With proximity to South Congress and Downtown, and a diverse neighborhood with thriving local businesses, there’s never a dull moment. Continue reading
Barton Hills
If you like things a little bit different, and want to experience life like the old-school Austinites, Barton Hills may be the perfect place for you. With pedi-cab rides, local cuisine, unbelievable outdoor spaces, and beautiful residential neighborhoods, there’s plenty to do here for fun lovers of all persuasions, and the outstanding schools and desirable real estate make Barton Hills a great place to start a family. Continue reading
Balcones Hills
Balcones Hills is an excellent neighborhood in which to raise a family, and is ideal for those interested in the outdoors. Being located just west of the central city is perfect for those who work downtown but want a quiet, relaxing environment to come home to. For families, professionals, and lake-goers, Balcones Hills is an excellent choice. Continue reading
