Market Overview for Pflugerville
There are 277 active listings in Pflugerville with a median list price of $375K and a median sold price of $370K.
Homes average 62 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 55 homes have sold, with 741 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $184.
About Pflugerville
Pflugerville is a city of approximately 68,000 residents in Travis County, located directly northeast of Austin along SH-130 and FM 685. German immigrant Henry Pfluger arrived in Texas in 1849, though a community did not develop at the site until after the Civil War; the post office opened in 1893 and the city incorporated in the 1960s. Pflugerville remained a small farming community until suburban expansion from Austin reached its borders in the 1990s and triggered decades of sustained growth. The city levies a municipal property tax in addition to county, school district, and special district levies; council adopted a rate of $0.5350 per $100 of valuation for fiscal year 2025-26. The city borders Austin to the south and west, Round Rock to the north, and Hutto and Manor to the east.
Pflugerville's housing market consists primarily of single-family subdivisions built between the 1990s and the present. Major neighborhoods include Blackhawk, Falcon Pointe, Villages of Hidden Lake, Avalon, and Sorento, each offering different price points and home sizes. Lot sizes are typically suburban at 5,000-8,000 square feet in newer developments, with some older neighborhoods near Pecan Street offering larger plots. The market includes a mix of entry-level starter homes, move-up houses, and some townhome and apartment construction along the SH-130 corridor.
Pflugerville ISD serves approximately 25,046 students (2025-26) across 35 campuses. High schools include Hendrickson, Connally, Weiss, and Pflugerville High School, the original campus. The district has built multiple new schools since 2010 to keep pace with residential growth and has invested in STEM programming, career readiness initiatives, and dual-language programs at the elementary level. Academic performance varies by campus but generally tracks near state averages. Austin Community College has a campus in the area along Wells Branch Parkway, and the University of Texas main campus is about 20 minutes south.
SH-130 provides a fast tolled route along Pflugerville's eastern side, connecting to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport in about 20 minutes southbound and Georgetown to the north. I-35 is accessible a few miles west through north Austin or Round Rock. FM 685, Pecan Street (FM 1825), and Grand Avenue Parkway are the main local arterials handling east-west and north-south traffic within the city. The Stone Hill Town Center on SH-130 has become a major commercial hub with an H-E-B Plus, a movie theater, restaurants, and retail shops. Lake Pflugerville, a 180-acre reservoir completed in 2006, offers fishing, kayaking, and a 3-mile crushed-granite hike-and-bike trail loop. The Pflugerville Pfarmers Market operates on Tuesdays during growing season, and Deutschen Pfest, held each May, celebrates the city's German heritage with food, music, and community activities.
Living in Pflugerville
The median age is in the mid-30s, and the community skews toward working professionals, many employed in Austin's technology, healthcare, and government sectors. Median household incomes are near the Travis County average, placing Pflugerville solidly in the middle class. Property tax bills combine the city's municipal rate ($0.5350 per $100 of valuation for fiscal year 2025-26) with Travis County, Pflugerville ISD, and special district levies.
Day-to-day life in Pflugerville is suburban and car-oriented, with most shopping and errands handled along the Pecan Street and SH-130 corridors where commercial development is concentrated. H-E-B, Costco, and the Stone Hill Town Center provide the main grocery and retail destinations. Lake Pflugerville is a popular after-work and weekend destination for walking the 3-mile loop trail, running, fishing from the bank, and launching kayaks. Pflugerville ISD schools anchor community life, and youth athletics including soccer, football, baseball, and swim teams draw strong participation across the city's neighborhoods. Austin's restaurant, live music, and cultural venues are 15-25 minutes south on I-35 or SH-130. The city's Deutschen Pfest in May and Pfall Chili Pfest in October are annual community events that draw thousands of attendees to the downtown Pfluger Park area.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of homes are in Pflugerville TX?
Pflugerville's housing stock is mostly single-family subdivisions built from the 1990s onward, including Blackhawk, Falcon Pointe, Villages of Hidden Lake, Avalon, and Sorento, plus older larger-lot homes near Pecan Street and newer townhomes along the SH-130 corridor. Current listing counts and median price are shown on the Market Overview tab.
Is Pflugerville a good place to live?
Pflugerville has a median household income of about $120,000, Lake Pflugerville for recreation, H-E-B and Costco for groceries, and is 20-30 minutes from downtown Austin via I-35 or SH-130.
How do you pronounce Pflugerville?
Pflugerville is pronounced 'FLOO-gur-vil,' with a silent P. The city takes its name from Henry Pfluger, a German immigrant who arrived in Texas in 1849; the community itself developed after the Civil War. Locals often abbreviate it to 'Pflug.'
What school district is Pflugerville in?
Most of Pflugerville is served by Pflugerville ISD, which has approximately 25,046 students (2025-26) across 35 campuses. Small portions of the city fall within Austin ISD and Round Rock ISD boundaries.
Does Pflugerville have a property tax?
Yes. Pflugerville City Council adopted a property tax rate of $0.5350 per $100 of valuation for fiscal year 2025-26, down from $0.5428 the prior year. Residents also pay Travis County, Pflugerville ISD, and special district taxes.
