Intown Homes for Sale

About Intown Homes for Sale

About Intown Homes

Intown Homes is a boutique Austin builder that has built a solid track record across east Austin neighborhoods and beyond. With 193 total homes recorded in the MLS, they have enough history to show a clear pattern: focused communities, consistent price points, and a product range that covers single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums.

As a smaller builder, Intown does not operate like the national production builders. There is no sprawling design center or model home parks spread across dozens of master-planned suburbs. Instead, they concentrate their work in a handful of communities they know well, mostly in the east Austin corridor with a smaller presence in Round Rock. That focused approach tends to mean more consistency in build quality and a team that knows the neighborhood they are working in.

Where Intown Homes Builds

The bulk of Intown Homes' activity is in east Austin's 78724 zip code. Agave leads the list with 61 total Intown-built homes and 4 currently active for sale. Right behind it is Meadows Crossing with 37 total homes and 5 currently on the market. Together, these two east Austin communities account for nearly half of all Intown homes recorded in the MLS.

Other east Austin communities include South Shore (19 total homes), Springdale Creek Condos (13 total), and Sendero Hills (11 total). These neighborhoods sit in the area east of Mueller and north of Ben White, a corridor that has seen consistent residential development over the past decade.

In South Austin, Intown has built at Bluebonnet Lofts, a condominium community in the 78704 zip code. The current listing there is priced at $899,899 for a 3-bedroom, 3-bath, 2,017-square-foot unit, reflecting the premium of that location near South Lamar and Barton Springs.

In Round Rock, the primary Intown community is Depot Townhomes, a townhome community near Round Rock's historic downtown. Three listings are currently active there, starting at $399,900, which is one of the lower price points in Intown's current inventory.

Price Range and Home Styles

For buyers focused on purchasing, active Intown Homes for-sale listings currently span from $399,900 to $1.2 million. The median closed price across 32 recorded MLS sales sits at $709,950, which gives a solid benchmark for what buyers have typically paid for Intown homes in this market.

The bulk of active inventory falls in the $600,000 to $750,000 range in east Austin, with several 3-bedroom homes between 2,200 and 2,900 square feet. If your budget is in that range and you are open to east Austin, there is real selection available on this page right now.

Home sizes across all active listings run from 1,389 square feet at the smaller end (a 2-bedroom townhome at Depot Townhomes) up to 3,220 square feet for a 4-bedroom condo in the Sunridge community. Bedrooms range from 2 to 4, and bathrooms from 2 to 5. The larger 4-bedroom configurations with 4 full baths appear primarily in Agave and Sunridge.

It is worth noting that Intown also has active lease listings in the MLS. Of the 22 currently active listings, 18 are for sale and 4 are for lease, with rents running from about $3,450 to $6,900 per month. If you are looking to purchase, confirm listing status before reaching out to avoid any confusion.

What to Expect When Buying an Intown Home

Buying from any builder means working with a contract written to protect the builder's interests. That is not a knock on Intown specifically. It is just how builder transactions work across the industry. Having your own representation changes that dynamic and gives you a real advocate at the table.

The agents at Neuhaus Realty Group work with new construction buyers regularly. We can review the builder contract, flag terms that are one-sided, help you negotiate on upgrades or closing costs, and represent your interests from contract through closing. In most cases, the builder covers the buyer's agent commission, so there is no added cost to you.

Beyond the contract, ask questions about the build timeline, what is included in the base price versus what costs extra, and what the HOA structure looks like. For a smaller builder like Intown, the sales team tends to be closely connected to the build process. That usually means more direct communication than you would get with one of the large national builders, which can make the process smoother when questions or issues come up.