A list of subdivisions in the greater Austin area and current real estate market data for them is featured below. Active homes on the market are defined as units that do not have an accepted contract on them. Active homes, as well as other data change constantly as houses in Austin enter and leave the market. The data is subdivision specific and gives an overall snapshot of the price point and desire for that particular Austin market. There may be additional homes available for purchase in the general market area.
The data below is specific to single family homes.
Barton Hills (Zilker Park Area)
Number of Active Houses on the Market: 5
Average Days on Market: 39
Median List Price: $ 599,000
Circle C Ranch (Southwest Austin)
Number of Active Houses on the Market: 13
Average Days on Market: 38
Median List Price: $ 389,990
Hyde Park (Central Austin)
Number of Active Houses on the Market: 4
Average Days on Market: 91
Median List Price: $ 484,000
City of West Lake Hills
Number of Active Houses on the Market: 17
Average Days on Market: 129
Median List Price: $ 995,000
Shady Hollow (Southwest Austin)
Number of Active Houses on the Market: 7
Average Days on Market: 58
Median List Price: $ 344,900
Northwest Hills (North Central Austin)
Number of Active Houses on the Market: 7
Average Days on Market: 78
Median List Price: $ 729,000
Tarrytown (Central Austin)
Number of Active Houses on the Market: 13
Average Days on Market: 74
Median List Price: $ 970,000
Travis Heights (Central Austin)
Number of Active Houses on the Market: 6
Average Days on Market: 62
Median List Price: $ 774,475
Average Days on Market below 90 days are considered Seller’s markets, because homes are moving quickly. Neighborhoods with homes on the market between 3 and 6 months are considered neutral.




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