Frequently Asked
How do home prices in north Austin compare to central Austin?
Quick Answer
North Austin is generally 20–35% less expensive than comparable homes in central Austin neighborhoods like Barton Hills, Zilker, or Bouldin Creek. Single-family homes in Great Hills, Northwest Hills, and Four Points range from $450,000 to $900,000. That represents meaningful value relative to the 78704 zip code, where median prices exceed $850,000, while still offering quality residential neighborhoods and access to top employers.
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