Market Overview for Del Valle Independent School District
There are 354 active listings in Del Valle Independent School District with a median list price of $347K and a median sold price of $325K.
Homes average 97 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 109 homes have sold, with 1056 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $207.
About Del Valle Independent School District
Del Valle Independent School District serves approximately 12,000 students across 17 campuses in southeastern Travis County, covering areas south and east of Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. The district spans roughly 174 square miles from the intersection of US-183 and SH-71 south to the Colorado River and east toward the Bastrop County line. Del Valle ISD boundaries include portions of the rapidly developing southeastern Austin corridor along Highway 130, the Montopolis neighborhood, and rural areas extending toward Creedmoor and Mustang Ridge. District offices are located on Ross Road, east of the airport.
Real estate within Del Valle ISD is among the most affordable in the Austin metro area. Single-family homes in established neighborhoods along Kellam Road and Elroy Road typically range from $250K to $400K. Newer master-planned communities near Highway 130, including Easton Park and Goodnight Ranch (which straddle district boundaries), offer new construction from $300K to $475K. Rural properties with acreage on the eastern fringes of the district list from $350K to $600K. The area has seen significant development activity since 2018, driven by proximity to the Tesla Gigafactory and Samsung facility along Highway 130. Median home values across Del Valle ISD sit around $315K, making it one of the most accessible districts for first-time buyers in central Travis County.
Del Valle ISD has been working to improve TEA accountability ratings, with several elementary campuses earning B grades in recent evaluations. Del Valle High School enrolls approximately 2,800 students and offers CTE pathways in manufacturing, health sciences, and automotive technology. Del Valle Opportunity Center provides alternative education. The district operates dual-language programs at multiple elementary campuses and has expanded early childhood education options. A second high school campus is under development to accommodate enrollment growth. The district employs roughly 1,900 staff members and has a student population that is approximately 80 percent Hispanic, reflecting the community demographics.
Del Valle ISD benefits from direct proximity to several major transportation routes. Highway 130 runs north-south through the district, connecting to I-35 near Round Rock. State Highway 71 provides east-west access to downtown Austin (approximately 15 minutes west) and to Bastrop (approximately 20 minutes east). Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is located within district boundaries, and the Tesla Gigafactory on Harold Green Road is partially within Del Valle ISD. Circuit of the Americas, the Formula 1 racetrack, sits along the district's southwestern boundary. These facilities have brought significant employment opportunities and infrastructure investment to the area, including road expansions and new commercial developments along Highway 71 and Highway 130.
