Data Shows These Austin Suburbs Are Best In 2025!!!

As 2025 approaches, many prospective homeowners and investors are asking: Which Austin suburbs are the best to buy next year? To answer this question, I spent an entire day analyzing data from every suburb in the Austin area. I looked at metrics such as available homes, new construction trends, months of inventory, days on market, and year-over-year performance.

 

Below, I’ve compiled my top five suburbs to consider for 2025. Whether you're buying your first home, looking for a family-friendly area, or seeking a solid investment, this list offers insights to guide your decision-making.

 

1. Kyle

Why Kyle Tops the List

Kyle is thriving, thanks to the growth along the I-35 and 130 corridors, fueled by major developments like Tesla and related industries. Its median home price is $351,000—well below the national average of $430,000—making it an affordable option for buyers.

 

Key Stats:

 

Median Price: $351,000

Inventory: 58% new construction

Months of Inventory: 4 months

List-to-Close Price Ratio: 93.8%

Kyle’s rapidly growing infrastructure, including schools, restaurants, and retail, makes it a hotspot for families and young professionals.

 

2. Lakeway

Upscale Living Meets Opportunity

Lakeway offers high-end living in the Lake Travis ISD, one of the area’s top-rated school districts. With a median price of $760,000, it’s ideal for buyers looking for a premium lifestyle.

 

Key Stats:

 

Median Price: $760,000

Inventory: 16% new construction

Months of Inventory: 5.4 months

List-to-Close Price Ratio: 91%

Although prices dipped by 9% year-over-year, this presents an opportunity for buyers to secure a deal in an upscale community.

 

3. Dripping Springs

Exceptional Schools and Small-Town Charm

Known for its top-rated school district, Dripping Springs is a favorite for families. With 44% of inventory in new construction, buyers have plenty of options, from starter homes to luxury properties.

 

Key Stats:

 

Median Price: $667,000 (including some Austin-adjacent neighborhoods)

Inventory: 44% new construction

Months of Inventory: 5 months

List-to-Close Price Ratio: 92.8%

Although it’s a bit removed from Austin’s hustle and bustle, Dripping Springs offers a unique blend of tranquility and high-quality living.

 

4. Georgetown

Growth Continues to Surge

Georgetown saw the most home sales in 2024 and continues to attract buyers with its growing amenities and lower median price compared to Austin.

 

Key Stats:

 

Median Price: $459,000

Inventory: 46% new construction

Months of Inventory: 4.1 months

List-to-Close Price Ratio: 93.9%

Its proximity to Costco, reputable schools, and abundant new developments ensure that Georgetown remains a competitive choice.

 

5. Hutto

Affordability and Growth in the I-35 Corridor

Hutto has seen a 15% increase in home sales year-over-year, making it one of the few suburbs experiencing positive growth. It’s an excellent option for buyers seeking affordability and development potential.

 

Key Stats:

 

Median Price: $375,000

Inventory: 45% new construction

Months of Inventory: 2.9 months

List-to-Close Price Ratio: 96%

With its growing business parks and proximity to Austin, Hutto is poised for continued growth in 2025.

Additional Insights and Trends

• Round Rock: Though it didn’t make the top five, Round Rock remains a solid choice with strong community infrastructure.

• San Marcos: Offering affordability with a median price of $340,000, it’s a great spot for buyers wanting proximity to both Austin and San Antonio.

• Gerald: For budget-conscious buyers, Gerald boasts the lowest median price of $280,000, with 60% of inventory in new construction.

Why Data-Driven Decisions Matter

Choosing the right suburb depends on your unique needs, whether that’s schools, commute times, or budget. My team and I specialize in helping clients navigate these choices using hyper-local data.

If you’re interested in a personalized consultation or want more details on any suburb, reach out. Together, we can find the perfect area for your next move.

Which Austin suburb do you think is the best for 2025?