
$525,000
400 Delmar Ave, Austin, TX, 78752

$525,000
400 Delmar Ave, Austin, TX, 78752

$515,000
7310 Carver Ave #3, Austin, TX, 78752

$509,000
6919 Bethune Ave #B, Austin, TX, 78752

$500,000
7310 Carver Ave #2, Austin, TX, 78752

$499,900
1306 Saint Johns Ave, Austin, TX, 78752

$499,000
7306 Carver Ave #1, Austin, TX, 78752

$489,999
510 Blackson Ave #2, Austin, TX, 78752

$449,000
7507 Bethune Ave #B, Austin, TX, 78752

$440,000
7609 Bennett Ave #A, Austin, TX, 78752

$425,000
7109 Bennett Ave, Austin, TX, 78752

$420,000
6917 Carver Ave, Austin, TX, 78752

$410,000
7301 Providence Ave #A, Austin, TX, 78752

$400,000
6908 -6910 Blessing Ave, Austin, TX, 78752

$399,900
7601 Bethune Ave #B, Austin, TX, 78752

$399,900
1209 Saint Johns Ave #A, Austin, TX, 78752

$375,000
1116 Atkinson RD, Austin, TX, 78752

$367,500
7309 Blessing Ave, Austin, TX, 78752

$349,900
7208 BENNETT Ave, Austin, TX, 78752

$325,000
7611 Providence Ave #A, Austin, TX, 78752

$300,000
935 La Posada DR #145, Austin, TX, 78752
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St. John offers affordable housing, historic cultural significance, and strategic location near downtown Austin and major employment corridors. The neighborhood combines established community roots with active redevelopment, attracting both long-term residents honoring the community's history and new residents drawn by affordability and urban proximity. Home prices reflect affordability relative to central Austin (median $475K) while maintaining proximity to downtown (10-15 minutes), making this neighborhood practical for first-time buyers, investors, and those seeking walkable urban living. The University of Texas at Austin (24,000+ employees), City of Austin government, and major tech employers are within reasonable commute distances of 5-15 minutes. The neighborhood's strategic location on the northeast corner of St. Johns Avenue and I-35 creates connectivity to all employment corridors while maintaining pedestrian-scale community character in a transitional urban setting.
Living in St. John means residing in a historically significant Austin neighborhood with deep roots in the African American community while experiencing active redevelopment and community transformation. Daily life benefits from proximity to downtown Austin, with commute times of 10-15 minutes to central business district, UT campus, or employment centers along Sixth Street and Congress Avenue. The neighborhood combines established homes with new construction as properties are redeveloped through both community investment and the St. John Site mixed-use project, creating visual diversity and ongoing community change. Residents enjoy walkable access to nearby Linc complex shopping and dining, local parks, and recreation centers. The community attracts both long-term residents with family ties reflecting the neighborhood's century-long history and new arrivals seeking affordable Austin housing near downtown. The neighborhood offers strong cultural significance for many families with multigenerational ties to St. John's history.
St. John experiences typical downtown Austin summers with heat exceeding 100 degrees offset by indoor attractions, parks, and recreation centers. Proximity to I-35 creates traffic noise but provides quick highway access for commuting to employment centers, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, or regional destinations within 15-20 minutes. The Virginia L. Brown Recreation Center offers fitness facilities, sports courts, and community programming. Gustavo La Garcia District Park and St. John Park provide green space for families and recreation. The neighborhood features diverse dining including Crossroads Grille and various independent restaurants reflecting community character and tastes. Many residents walk or bike short distances to UT campus, downtown entertainment venues, or tech employment centers. Blackshear Elementary's new arts program provides cultural enrichment for students and the broader community, honoring St. John's history.
St. Johns is served by Austin Independent School District. Students typically attend Pickle Elementary or Brown Elementary for elementary school, Webb Middle School for middle school, and Northeast Early College or Navarro Early College or Eastside Early College for high school.
School District: Austin Independent School District
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.
The median home price in St. John is approximately $475,000-$481,215. Home prices have declined 5% in the last 12 months with 22 homes sold.
St. John was established in 1929 to provide housing for freed African Americans. It remains historically significant to Austin's African American community and features homes spanning over 100 years.
Blackshear Elementary School serves St. John. Founded in 1891, it is Austin's oldest operating elementary school with AISD's first dedicated arts program.
St. John is within 10-15 minutes drive to downtown Austin via I-35. The neighborhood straddles I-35 and is within 0.5 miles of three major freeways (I-35, US-183, US-290).
The St. John Site (7211-7309 North I-35, formerly Home Depot and Chrysler dealership) is being redeveloped by the City of Austin and Greystar into a 19-acre mixed-use project with residential and commercial components.