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Local expertise across Austin

Northwest Austin

The established hills west of MoPac and 183, from Northwest Hills up through Great Hills, Spicewood Estates, Jester and Anderson Mill.

Wooded hills west of 183 between Spicewood Springs Road and Anderson Mill Road, with larger lots and Balcones Country Club at the center.

Westover Hills, Northwest Hills and Cat Mountain along Mesa Drive: 1960s and 70s homes, steady rebuilding, and big views toward 360.

The hilliest corner of Northwest Austin, wrapped around Great Hills Country Club near the 183 and Loop 360 interchange.

A wooded hillside neighborhood off 2222, backing to preserve land, with the Jester Club's pool and tennis courts.

Two neighboring 1970s neighborhoods off Jollyville Road and Spicewood Springs Road, flat at the front and hillier toward Great Hills.

One of Austin's oldest master-planned communities, between 183, 620 and Anderson Mill Road, with its own pools, parks and trails.

Newer master-planned communities out toward 620 and Parmer, from Canyon Creek's preserve setting to the many sections of Avery Ranch.

A 1990s and 2000s master-planned community in 78726, with a deep amenity set, a nature trail and two school districts.

A large 2000s and 2010s master-planned community off Parmer, built in many sections by many builders.

The city north of Austin along 183A and Parmer, where Ranch at Brushy Creek sits beside the Brushy Creek Regional Trail.

A master-planned Cedar Park community off Parmer and Brushy Creek Road, with pools, a community center and trail access.

A city of its own on I-35 north of Austin, with its own major employers, and established and newer neighborhoods on the west side.

The job center of Northwest Austin: the Domain, North Burnet and Gateway, and the older neighborhoods around them.

Condos and older homes around the Domain, the North Burnet jobs cluster and Q2 Stadium.