
$2,395,000
1007 8th ST, Austin, TX, 78702

$2,395,000
1007 8th ST, Austin, TX, 78702

$2,000,000
TBD Rosewood Ave, Austin, TX, 78702

$1,999,000
2014 10th ST, Austin, TX, 78702

$1,795,000
2302 E 11th ST, Austin, TX, 78702

$1,700,000
1405 Rosewood Ave, Austin, TX, 78702

$1,498,000
800 Embassy DR #605, Austin, TX, 78702

$1,450,000
1310 Comal ST, Austin, TX, 78702

$1,400,000
1175 Navasota ST #2, Austin, TX, 78702

$1,390,000
1159 Navasota St, Austin, TX, 78702

$1,349,000
807 16th ST #A & B, Austin, TX, 78702

$1,325,000
2301 10th ST, Austin, TX, 78702

$1,190,000
903 14th ST, Austin, TX, 78702

$1,190,000
1023 Juniper ST, Austin, TX, 78702

$1,150,000
810 13th ST, Austin, TX, 78702

$1,149,000
1702 Pennsylvania Ave, Austin, TX, 78702

$1,099,000
2100 10th ST, Austin, TX, 78702

$929,000
1910 10th ST, Austin, TX, 78702

$884,000
1508 11th ST, Austin, TX, 78702

$829,000
2003 9th ST, Austin, TX, 78702

$800,000
1011 16th ST, Austin, TX, 78702
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Central East Austin / East Side is served by Austin ISD. Students typically attend Blackshear Elementary or Zavala Elementary or Campbell Elementary or Mathews Elementary for elementary school, Kealing Middle School or Martin Middle School or O Henry Middle School for middle school, and Eastside Early College or Austin High School or McCallum High School for high school.
School District: Austin ISD
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.
Central East Austin is the cultural heart of east side with deep history, strong community, and modern development. It attracts professionals, families, and artists with walkability, quick downtown access, and diverse dining and entertainment.
Median list price is $677,500 with median sale prices around $749,500. Homes range from historic bungalows to modern estates, reflecting neighborhood diversity and development.
Central East Austin is served by Austin ISD, rated A-minus. Students have access to multiple schools including Govalle Elementary, Blackshear Elementary, Lamar Middle, and Travis High School.
Yes, especially for those seeking downtown proximity, cultural character, walkability, and community connection. The neighborhood balances historic character with modern investment and amenities.
Downtown is just 5-10 minutes away, making it ideal for downtown workers. UT and other major employers are easily accessible via short commutes or public transit.
Deep cultural roots, historic character, strong community organizations, abundant local restaurants and entertainment, excellent walkability, and unbeatable downtown proximity make the area unique and desirable.