Homes for Sale in
Austin ISD

Austin ISD is the largest school district in the Austin metro area, and the most diverse by every measure. With 75+ campuses spanning central, south, east, and north Austin, AISD serves a wider range of families, price points, and neighborhood types than any other district in the region.

The district includes some of the highest-rated individual schools in Texas. LASA (Liberal Arts and Science Academy) is consistently ranked the #1 public magnet high school in the state. Kealing Middle School's magnet program is nationally recognized. Casis Elementary in 78731 is one of the top-rated elementary campuses in Central Texas. These schools draw families from across the metro who specifically target AISD attendance zones.

What sets Austin ISD apart is the range. You can buy a modest bungalow in East Austin and send your kids to the same district as a family in a multimillion-dollar Tarrytown estate. The neighborhoods within AISD are the cultural center of Austin, walkable, urban, close to UT Austin, and within minutes of downtown. For families who want city living without sacrificing school quality, AISD is the answer.

The district's overall TEA B-rating reflects its sheer size and socioeconomic diversity, not its best schools, which rival any district in Texas. Buyers who understand the neighborhood-by-neighborhood differences within AISD find exceptional value compared to smaller suburban districts with higher aggregate scores but less character.

Explore all Austin neighborhoods, browse homes for sale, or learn about first-time buyer programs that work well in AISD's more affordable zones. Ready to narrow it down? Reach out and I'll walk you through the options.

Austin ISD is unlike any other district in the Austin metro because it contains nearly every price point and neighborhood type within a single set of school boundaries. The market reality varies dramatically depending on which part of the district you're targeting.

In East Austin (78702), the market is driven by new construction and renovated bungalows, with a current median asking price of $650K. This has been one of the fastest-appreciating areas in the city over the past decade. Buyers here are often younger professionals, investors, or families who want urban living at a relative value compared to west Austin.

Mueller and Windsor Park (Mueller's median ask right now: $482K) attract families who want walkability, parks, and new urbanist design without the premium of inner-loop west side neighborhoods. Inventory moves steadily. Well-priced homes here tend to go under contract quickly.

Hyde Park and North Loop (Hyde Park's median ask right now: $400K) are the historic core, Craftsman bungalows, established trees, and proximity to UT Austin. These neighborhoods are tightly held. Turnover is lower than anywhere else in AISD. When something good hits the market, it goes fast.

At the top end, Tarrytown and Old Enfield (Tarrytown's median ask right now: $1.35M) represent Austin's most established luxury market within a public school district. These homes sit on large lots minutes from downtown and Lake Austin. Days on market stretch longer above $1.5M, which means there's room to negotiate, but the best properties still move quickly. Browse luxury homes across Austin if this tier interests you.