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Where the commuter train to downtown begins. For a new home and a big yard inside Leander ISD, it’s Leander.
The heart of Leander ISD.New homes, big yards.
What homes sell forin Leander right now.
The Jan–Aug 2026 median compared with last year. Single-month numbers swing with the number of sales.
Source: Unlock MLS Residential Market Snapshot (Leander, residential), retrieved Sep 27, 2026. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
The heart of Leander ISD.Check any address in seconds.
Leander ISD schools with Leander addresses. Zoned schools vary by subdivision, even within Leander — always verify by address before you choose a home.
Check zoned schools ↗Drive the 183A to work.Take the train downtown.
Typical drive times from central Leander. Allow more at rush hour.
Easy on weekdays.Lake parks on weekends.
Where you’lldo your shopping.
Walmart is just south in Cedar Park.
A new downtownis rising now.
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.
Same city.Very different neighborhoods.
Numbers on the map match the cards below. Prices vary a lot within each neighborhood, so we leave them out — ask us and we’ll walk you through recent sales.
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.
Buying in Leander?Check these first.
School districts, MUD taxes and watering rules vary by subdivision. Five things to check before you sign.
Melissa Jung, REALTOR®