Explore Austin

Realty San Antonio prides itself on building a company culture where agents feel supported and connected to the community. It’s no surprise that we consistently rank as one of the Best Places to Work because of our commitment to improving the lives of our agents.

Realty San Antonio is a special place to work. We value the unique talents, strategies, and personalities that our agents bring to the table and encourage them to use their strengths to succeed in a challenging industry.

Plus—agents don’t have to do it all on their own anymore. We provide world-class technology, assist with their marketing support, and offer educational resources to maximize their production. With these available tools and resources, agents don’t have to worry about anything but…

Realty Austin prides itself on building a company culture where agents feel supported and connected to the community. It’s no surprise that we consistently rank as one of the Best Places to Work because of our commitment to improving the lives of our agents.

Realty Austin is a special place to work. We value the unique talents, strategies, and personalities that our agents bring to the table and encourage them to use their strengths to succeed in a challenging industry.

Plus—agents don’t have to do it all on their own anymore. We provide world-class technology, assist with their marketing support, and offer educational resources to maximize their production. With these available tools and resources, agents don’t have to worry about anything but selling real…

Down in Central Texas, we have an extensive network of parks to explore the broad range of wildlife and enjoy the state’s natural beauty. Many of these parks are located less than 70 miles from Austin, making them great for a weekend camping trip or a day of! All of the state parks have unique qualities and histories, whether it’s stargazing parties on beautiful Enchanted Rock, winding hiking trails in the Lost Pines, visiting the home of former President Lyndon B. Johnson, or hiking around or swimming in one of the numerous lakes and rivers we boast here in Central Texas. Order a state park pass and discover all the natural and historical wonders Central Texas has to offer!

Texas State Parks 0 to 10 miles from Austin:

• McKinney Falls State Park
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When the bluebonnets begin to appear, that’s your cue that it’s time to start your Austin spring cleaning and home maintenance. Many checklists offer the basics of how to clean your space from top to bottom, but what works for homeowners in Central Texas isn’t the same as in other states. Here in Austin, we don’t need to get de-icing salts off of our cars or property, and it’s warm enough for us to get outside and tackle projects in the yard. 

And then there’s the sneezing. As the Austin pollen count goes up, it’s important to add things to your checklist that will make your space more comfortable as well as clean. Here are some of our best spring cleaning tips that are specific to the area we call home. 

Change Out Your Filters and Service Your HVAC

Say goodbye to winter and say hello to warmer weather, bright colors, and beautiful flowers blooming! From gardening to scavenger hunts, we’ve got you covered with both indoor and outdoor spring activities that will keep your kids busy, active, and learning!

Make a Garden

Avoid being stuck in the house all day and make a garden! This activity is perfect for kids of all ages as it teaches them responsibility, patience, and problem-solving, and encourages imaginative play and storytelling for those who are younger. Inspire kids to eat healthier as well by growing fruits and vegetables - “if they grow it, they will eat it.”

Paint Flower Pots

Now that you are starting to garden with your kids, why not paint some pots for their new plants? Not only are…

Travis Heights

Travis Heights is a historic Austin neighborhood located in South Austin. Originally founded in 1912 by Newning, Swisher, and General Stacy, large development of the neighborhood did not begin to expand until the late 1920s. Stacy Park, located along Blunn Creek, was donated by Stacy. The "Big Stacy" spring-fed pool also bears his name, which was built as a WPA project during the Great Depression. Travis Heights was originally built as an exclusive district for the wealthy, but the neighborhood is now a mix of mansions, cozy homes, and hip apartments. As one of the most desirable areas in Austin due to its proximity to South Congress, Downtown Austin, Blunn Creek Nature Preserve, and major freeways, Travis Heights is one of the best…

Austin, TX - ‘Tis the season for giving and warm hearts! Now more than ever, local businesses need the support of the community to stay afloat during the holiday season. While many shops provide options for online purchases and shipping, other local businesses rely on in-store transactions. Here is a list of Austin-area businesses that have just what you need to provide the perfect gifts this holiday season while uplifting the Austin community.

Shop Local Austin Businesses

• A Town
• Altatudes
• Amanda Deer Jewelry
• Amberleaf
• Articulture
• Art For The People
• Austin Art Garage
• Aaustin Natural Soap
• Chiva Pets Closet
• Copeland Jewelers
• Desk Plants
• Elena's Organic Products
• Eleve Cosmetics
• Faraday's Kitchen Store
• Game Over Videogames
• …

AUSTIN, TX— In these uncertain times, Realty Austin is leading the way to safer real estate transactions. With updated resources and new tools, we are giving clients peace of mind by limiting social interactions while still meeting their real estate goals! 

With real estate being deemed an essential business, we are taking extreme precautions to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. So much can be done virtually, take a look at our virtual buying and selling services below.

Selling Your Home Virtually

Virtual Consultation

With video conferencing, We can host face-to-face meetings for your initial consultation to show feedback and more. We can utilize the conferencing tool of your choice and set it up! 

Video Showcase

We have the ability to…

Museum of the Weird

The Museum of the Weird, located on historic Sixth Street in downtown Austin, is a quirky and immersive tribute to the odd and unusual. Founded in 2005 inside the Lucky Lizard gift shop, this one-of-a-kind attraction is filled with strange curiosities like shrunken heads, the frozen Minnesota Iceman, two-headed animals, and wax figures of legendary monsters. Visitors begin their journey by being greeted by a life-sized Bigfoot and wind through narrow hallways and staircases packed with eerie exhibits reminiscent of old dime museums. The museum also occasionally hosts live sideshow performances, adding to the experience. 

Lala’s Little Nugget

Established in 1972, Lala’s Little Nugget is a beloved and timeless bar in Austin, Texas.…