Austin neighborhoods

Explore 15 of the Austin-area neighborhoods Koti knows best. Browse by area to get a feel for each one.

Zilker

70 homes

Home to Zilker Park, Barton Springs Pool, and the Lady Bird Lake hike-and-bike trail — the pick for anyone who wants downtown Austin's energy with green space out the front door.

Mueller

132 homes

A master-planned neighborhood built on the old Robert Mueller Airport site — newer construction, parks and greenbelts woven throughout, and a Sunday farmers market.

East Austin

1,503 homes

A historically rich, fast-changing neighborhood east of I-35 — a mix of century-old bungalows and new builds, with some of Austin's best restaurants, bars, and studios.

Travis Heights

166 homes

An established, tree-lined neighborhood just south of Lady Bird Lake, known for character homes and an easy walk into South Congress.

South Congress

114 homes

SoCo — Austin's most iconic strip of independent shops, restaurants, and live music, with a walkable residential core just steps away.

Circle C Ranch

123 homes

A master-planned community in far south Austin built around greenbelts, pools, and highly-rated schools — more space, newer homes, still a straight shot downtown.

Clarksville

61 homes

One of Austin's oldest neighborhoods, founded by freed slaves after the Civil War — historic bungalows on quiet streets, minutes from downtown and West Austin.

Allandale

135 homes

A classic central Austin neighborhood of mid-century homes on quiet, tree-lined streets — a favorite for families who want a central address without the downtown price tag.

Downtown Austin

542 homes

Austin's urban core — high-rise condo towers, the Rainey Street entertainment district, and the Lady Bird Lake hike-and-bike trail all within walking distance.

Tarrytown

187 homes

Old Austin money along the Lake Austin bluffs west of MoPac — quiet winding streets, large lots, and walking distance to Lions Municipal Golf Course and Deep Eddy Pool.

Hyde Park

94 homes

Austin's first suburb, platted in 1891 — a historic bungalow district just north of the UT campus with cafes, Shipe Park, and a streetcar-era commercial core.

Bouldin Creek

73 homes

A dense, walkable South Austin neighborhood between South Lamar and South First, where original 1930s-50s cottages sit alongside rapid modern infill.

Rosedale

93 homes

A quiet, established Central Austin neighborhood between Burnet Road and MoPac, known for its close-knit neighborhood association and elementary school.

Great Hills

35 homes

An established northwest Austin suburb near the Arboretum, with rolling hill-country terrain and larger lots than the central neighborhoods.

West Campus

636 homes

High-density student housing immediately surrounding the University of Texas campus, with Guadalupe Street's 'The Drag' running along its western edge.

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