Hill Country master plan with two amenity centers (Palazzo, The Forum) and 350+ acres of open space
- Builders
- Taylor Morrison, Toll Brothers
- School district
- Leander ISD
- Tax district
- Check by address
Where the commuter train to downtown begins. For a new home and a big yard inside Leander ISD, it’s Leander.
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The Jan–Sep 2026 median compared with last year. Single-month numbers swing with the number of sales.
Source: Unlock MLS Residential Market Snapshot (Leander, residential), retrieved Oct 13, 2026. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Leander ISD schools with Leander addresses. Zoned schools vary by subdivision, even within Leander — always verify by address before you choose a home. Ratings: Texas Education Agency 2026 A–F accountability ratings (released Aug 2026). “New” marks campuses that opened after the ratings year.
Check zoned schools ↗Typical drive times from central Leander. Allow more at rush hour.
Walmart is just south in Cedar Park.
On once-empty land along the 183A, Leander’s new town center and civic buildings are filling in one by one.
Timelines are as announced and may change.
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A large master-planned community on Leander’s south side, with an 18-hole public golf course through the canyons and over 1,000 acres of open space.
An upscale master-planned community in the Hill Country on the Travis County side, with a lifestyle director running events.
Leander’s new 116-acre downtown at US 183 and San Gabriel Parkway, mixing townhomes and condos with shops and civic buildings.
A newer master-planned community with several builders, centered on a community center with an infinity-edge pool and water park.
A newer neighborhood next to 45-acre Devine Lake Park, with fishing and kayaking on the lake.
An east-side community planned for about 1,000 homes, with trails linking ponds and parks.
A master-planned community from the mid-2010s with a lifestyle director and trails along Bryson Creek.
A large neighborhood built from the 1980s to early 2000s. The MUD acts as the HOA, and a creek runs through it.
Built from the mid-2000s to 2010s, centered on an 8-acre pool park.
An early-2000s neighborhood with its own disc golf course.
Built from the late 1990s to early 2010s, with a park and pool in the middle.
An early-2010s neighborhood on the south side with generous parkland.
A 2000s-era neighborhood close to central Leander.
The first master-planned community in Leander’s transit-oriented district, next to the MetroRail station (mid-2010s).
A newer neighborhood along the San Gabriel River. It has a Leander address but is in Liberty Hill ISD, with Bar W Elementary inside the neighborhood.
Built from the late 2000s, about a mile from a city park with a splash pad.
A 2010s neighborhood on the south side with mostly larger homes.
Zoned schools come from checking several points in each neighborhood against each district’s public attendance-zone map (Leander ISD 2024–25 and others). Zones change and can split a neighborhood — always confirm by address. Amenities are from HOA, MUD and city public information.
16 communities where builders are selling new homes now. Builders and phases change often — confirm before you visit.
Hill Country master plan with two amenity centers (Palazzo, The Forum) and 350+ acres of open space
Off Ronald Reagan Blvd north of Hero Way; two pools and amenity centers, parks and hiking trails
Hill Country setting; builder lists final opportunities
Resort-style pool, clubhouse, grills, fire pits and sand volleyball; Enclave is a luxury collection
Off Hero Way and Lakeline Blvd; pool and playscape; near Leander MetroRail station
Leander address off Ronald Reagan Blvd, zoned to Liberty Hill ISD; Pulte lists final opportunities
Ronald Reagan Blvd at Gabriels Horn Rd; near Garey Park; builder lists final opportunity
One-acre homesites with ranch-style plans; casita options
Six acres of green space with a walking trail
Small collection of luxury homes on one-acre home sites
Newer Toll Brothers community; zoned to Tarvin Elem, Stiles MS and Rouse HS
Off Journey Pkwy; about 100 homesites on 60'/70' lots with trails; builder lists closeout
Near the Crystal Falls area; 100+ homesites with walking trail and playground
Off CR 175; new phase selling and community amenities recently opened
Small Drees Custom Homes community in Leander
Low-maintenance cottage and townhome community off Hero Way W near 183A
School districts, MUD taxes and watering rules vary by subdivision. Five things to check before you sign.
Melissa Jung, REALTOR®