Travis Heights vs. Neighbors: Prices and Speed in Austin

How does a neighborhood with just 37 closed sales compare to its broader region? In Travis Heights, Austin, the median sale price for single-family homes settled at $997,500 over the trailing 12 months. This figure represents a 13% decline compared to the prior rolling period and remains 13% below the same window last year. Despite the lower prices, the market is moving significantly faster; the median time on market dropped 53.4% to just 34 days. When benchmarking against neighbors, Travis Heights commands a premium. The median price per square foot stands at $559.78, more than double the Austin region average of $197.38 and notably higher than the Travis County median of $244.70. Homes in this area also sell closer to their original list prices, with a close-to-original ratio of 0.949 compared to 0.94 for the broader region. The supply picture shows 18 active listings and a months-of-inventory reading of 4.91. While the median home size has held steady at roughly 2,065 square feet, the speed of transactions suggests strong demand relative to current inventory. ALEX Intelligence analysis confirms that while prices have adjusted downward from previous peaks, the velocity of sales in Travis Heights remains distinct from the wider Austin market. https://alex.realestate Want these numbers for your street? Email [email protected]. Data from Unlock MLS. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Model outputs are ALEX Intelligence estimates, not appraisals. Read more Central Texas market data on the ALEX blog: https://alex-companies.com/blog