1800 Martin Luther King Jr BLVD, Austin, TX, 78702
Active
$1,075,000
0.14 ac
1800 Martin Luther King Jr BLVD, Austin, TX, 78702
Active
$900,000
0.33 ac
2608 and 2610 Rogers Ave, Austin, TX, 78722
Active
$875,000
3bd3ba1,930 sf
2818 22nd ST #3, Austin, TX, 78722
Active
$835,000
3bd3ba1,930 sf
2818 22nd ST #1, Austin, TX, 78722
Active
$825,000
3bd3ba2,000 sf
2804 22nd ST #B, Austin, TX, 78722
Active
$795,000
3bd3ba1,930 sf
2818 22nd ST #2, Austin, TX, 78722
Active
$725,000
2bd3ba1,314 sf
2305 21st ST #2, Austin, TX, 78722
Active
$699,000
4bd3ba1,799 sf
1908 21st ST #1 and 2, Austin, TX, 78722
Active
$499,000
1bd2ba1,062 sf
2827 Manor RD #3102, Austin, TX, 78722
Active
$480,000
2bd3ba1,062 sf
2827 Manor RD #3105, Austin, TX, 78722
Active
$450,000
1,152 sf
2608 Rogers Ave #A and B, Austin, TX, 78722
Active
$450,000
1,152 sf
2610 Rogers Ave, Austin, TX, 78722
Active
$400,000
0.28 ac
2406 MLK BLVD, Austin, TX, 78702
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Active
$325,000
1bd1ba880 sf
2213 Poquito ST #305, Austin, TX, 78722
Active
$300,000
3bd1ba1,139 sf
2006 Rountree DR, Austin, TX, 78722
Active
$289,500
1bd1ba583 sf
2213 Poquito ST #319, Austin, TX, 78722
Active
$269,000
1bd1ba522 sf
2213 Poquito ST #315, Austin, TX, 78722
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Market Overview for Blackland
There are 17 active listings in Blackland with a median list price of $499K and a median sold price of $525K.
Homes average 82 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 1 homes have sold, with 27 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $420.
About Blackland
Blackland is a historically significant African-American neighborhood on the east side of Austin, Texas, located in Travis County on the 78702 zip code area. The community is located north of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, south of Manor Road, east of Interstate 35, and west of Chestnut Street. Blackland was originally a farming community founded and organized in the 1800s by Swedish immigrants who settled in the area due to rich, dark soil suitable for growing crops.
Blackland evolved into a predominantly African-American neighborhood following the 1928 Austin city plan that called for relocation of non-white residents to the east side. The neighborhood preserves significant African-American heritage and cultural history. Up until the 1980s, the neighborhood was targeted for demolition to make way for University of Texas campus expansion. In 1983, the Blackland Community Development Corporation was formed to build, purchase, and maintain housing for low-income families and special populations.
Blackland is served by Austin Independent School District, providing K-12 education. The neighborhood's proximity to downtown (approximately 2-3 miles) and UT Austin makes it strategically important to the city's urban landscape.
Commute times to downtown Austin are very short at approximately 2-3 miles or 5-10 minutes. The neighborhood offers quick access to downtown employers, UT campus, and East Austin cultural attractions.
Living in Blackland
Blackland attracts residents seeking affordability, historic neighborhood character, and proximity to downtown and UT Austin. The demographic represents diverse community members with a significant proportion of lower-income families, students, and professionals drawn to the central location. Residents appreciate the cultural heritage, community development focus, and preservation of African-American history.
Daily life in Blackland emphasizes community, history, and urban convenience. Residents enjoy walking distance to downtown Austin's live music venues, restaurants, and cultural attractions. UT Austin campus is immediately adjacent, providing student residents and university employees convenient access. The neighborhood maintains a historic residential character with ongoing community development efforts supporting housing stability and community services. The proximity to downtown employment, urban entertainment, and cultural institutions is a key appeal for residents.
Things to Do in Blackland
East Austin Cultural District: Historic African-American cultural heritage with galleries, community centers, and cultural sites
Downtown Austin Entertainment: 6th Street, Rainey Street, and live music venues within walking distance
University of Texas Campus: Adjacent UT campus with museums, libraries, and cultural events open to public
Sustainable Food Center Farmers Market: Community farmers market with local produce and products
Lady Bird Lake Trail: Urban trail system 1-2 miles south for walking, jogging, and water recreation
Major Employers in Blackland
University of Texas at Austin (Education & Research): UT campus immediately adjacent with employment in teaching, research, and administration
Downtown Austin Employers (Professional Services): Law firms, accounting, consulting within walking distance or short drive
City of Austin (Government): City government offices and departments 1-2 miles away
Healthcare Services (Healthcare): Medical offices and healthcare providers in East Austin area
Blackland Schools
Blackland is served by Austin ISD. Students typically attend Campbell Elementary or Maplewood Elementary for elementary school, Kealing Middle School for middle school, and McCallum High School for high school.
School District: Austin ISD
Public Schools
Campbell Elementary - Elementary school serving the Blackland area in Austin ISD.
Maplewood Elementary - Elementary school serving the Blackland area in Austin ISD.
Kealing Middle School - Middle school serving the Blackland area in Austin ISD.
McCallum High School - High school serving the Blackland area in Austin ISD.
Pre-Schools
Blackland Community Center Preschool - Community-based early learning and preschool services
East Austin Learning Center - Early childhood education in East Austin area
Private Schools
Montessori School of Austin - Montessori-based K-8 school with child-centered approach
Census Data
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Blackland's historical significance?
Blackland is historically significant as an African-American neighborhood developed following the 1928 Austin city plan. It preserves important cultural heritage and community history.
How close is Blackland to downtown Austin?
Blackland is approximately 2-3 miles from downtown Austin with walking or biking possible and driving times of 5-10 minutes.
Is Blackland near UT Austin?
Yes, Blackland is directly adjacent to the University of Texas campus, making it convenient for students and university employees.
What are typical home prices in Blackland?
Blackland offers more affordable pricing than central Austin neighborhoods, with varied home styles including both vintage and newer homes.
What cultural attractions are nearby?
Blackland is close to downtown live music venues, East Austin cultural district, UT campus museums and events, and historic cultural sites reflecting African-American heritage.
Who should consider living in Blackland?
Blackland appeals to those seeking affordability, historic neighborhood character, downtown proximity, UT Austin connection, and engagement with East Austin cultural community.
