$363,644Average Value$230Average Price per Sq Ft8Homes For Sale
Growth and change in southeast Austin
As Austin’s population has grown over the years, the southern portion of the city has been transformed from an area known for poverty and crime into a burgeoning community that offers a variety of housing options and several nearby amenities. Though more than 60% of McKinney's properties are industrial, there are several pockets of residential development as well. With the 641-acre McKinney Falls State Park to the east and Interstate 35 to the west, McKinney stays connected to both outdoor recreation and commuter travel. “The location is fantastic,” says Realtor Nate Clark, who has been representing real estate transactions in the Austin area for 10 years. “South Austin has become a real hot spot, and McKinney is right there, with amazing restaurants, shopping and the parks.”
Ranch style homes in McKinney.
Two story traditional homes found throughout McKinney.
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Exploring McKinney Falls State Park
McKinney residents have plenty of nearby recreation. Dove Springs District Park, located on the southwestern corner of the neighborhood, provides a playground, a public pool, multiple sports fields and hiking trails. The park is also home to the George Morales Dove Springs Recreation Center, with a full-court gymnasium, a dance studio, an arts & crafts room, a computer lab and a television room. For those seeking a more rugged adventure, McKinney Falls State Park is just east of the neighborhood, where visitors can hike or bike the 9 miles of trails or even camp overnight at one of the park’s 81 different campsites. Anglers can test their luck in Onion Creek, and if the fish aren’t biting, they can go for a refreshing swim in the limestone-edged pools. There are two 18-hole courses and a driving range with laser targets at the public Jimmy Clay Golf Course. The Onion Creek Soccer Complex also borders the community.
People love to visit McKinney Falls to soak in the scenery.
Go for a hike around one of the parks in the McKinney neighborhood.
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Ranch styles and new builds between industrial districts
The northern portion of McKinney is populated with warehouses, breweries and other industrial properties, but to the south, houses rest along curving, sidewalk-lined suburban streets and cul-de-sacs. There's a mix of ranch-style homes from the late 1900s and traditional-style two-story houses that were built in the past 20 years. Late 1900s residences can run from $300,000 to $500,000, and newer builds tend to list slightly higher, ranging from about $400,000 to $600,000. “Many of the houses that have been there for a while need some work, but they’re a great bargain for Austin. And you have the new construction, too," Clark says. "So there’s a great range for a lot of different budgets.” The median lot size is less than 0.10 acre, and many properties have a paved driveway leading to a garage, a few bushes or shade trees and a small, fenced backyard.
Two story traditional homes found throughout McKinney.
Stylish homes with metal roofs can be found in McKinney, Austin, Texas.
Post modern craftsmen homes found in McKinney.
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Southern comfort food at Hideaway Kitchen & Bar
With the area’s revitalization, restaurants and breweries have come into the area. Residents can sample craft beer and offerings from various food trucks while listening to live music at Meanwhile Brewing. Catfish Parlour South is a casual wood-sided roadhouse that specializes in fresh, fried catfish and crawfish étouffée. Hideaway Kitchen & Bar serves everything from comfort food favorites, like chili cheese fries to more diet-friendly options, such as salmon-topped Caesar salads. For groceries, most residents shop at H-E-B, less than 3 miles away. Just west of Interstate 35 is a shopping center with a Lowe's and several more restaurants. Upscale boutiques, trendy chain stores and specialty hat shops line the South Congress, or SoCo shopping district, about 4 miles northwest of McKinney.
Grab some lunch at Hideaway Kitchen & Bar just a few minutes away from the McKinney neighborhood
Shop at the nearby Walmart for all of your family essentials.
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Del Valle ISD and Austin ISD, plus private options
Though some parts of the community are zoned for the Austin Independent School District, others fall under the Del Valle Independent School District. Some of the zoned AISD schools include Widén Elementary School, which earns a C-plus Niche score and is located in the neighborhood, the C-rated Mendez Middle School and the B-rated Akins Early College High School. AISD also allows students to apply to other schools within the district.
All of the elementary schools in Del Valle ISD offer bilingual education. Newton Collins Elementary School and Ojeda Middle School both receive C Niche scores. Students at B-minus-rated Del Valle High School can participate in any of 19 different varsity-level sports or help in the production of Del Valle TV, the school’s own television program. Families may also choose from several nearby private schools, including City School, which serves students in prekindergarten through eighth grade.
Ojeda Middle School is located at 9805 Old Pecos Trail, Del Valle, TX 78617.
Supportive staff and engaged parents make Widen Elementary School exceptional.
Akins High School is located in South Austin.
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CapMetro buses and access to I-35
McKinney offers nearby access to Interstate 35 — the neighborhood actually borders the interstate in the northwest corner — and multiple CapMetro bus stops make it easier for those without their own transportation to get to where they need to go. Downtown Austin is about 6 miles to the north, and Austin Bergstrom International Airport is approximately 6 miles to the east. One of the closest acute care facilities is the Austin Emergency Center – East Riverside, less than 3 miles north of the community.
Ojeda Middle School also has a variety of extracurricular activities, including sports and clubs
Two story traditional homes found throughout McKinney.
I-35 and 71 borders McKinney into downtown Austin.
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Pastor Edward Clarence Craig, Jr. Neighborhood Park
Basketball
Picnic Area
Trails
McKinney Falls State Park
Bike Trails
Fishing
Hiking
McKinney Falls State Park
Camping
Fishing
Trails
Colorado Crossing Park
Pool
Playground
Multi-Purpose Field
Jimmy Clay Golf Course
Golf
Transit
Airport
Austin-Bergstrom International
19 min drive
Bus
6303 Stassney & Tx Dot Way Nb
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Woodward & Ben White SE Corner
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4217 Freidrich & St Elmo
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6218 Stassney & Tx Dot Way Sb
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Stassney & Meadow Crest
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4120 Freidrich & Woodward
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5200 Stassney & Nuckols
Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
McKinney
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Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
5
4
Robbery
5
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
6
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
5
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
McKinney Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in McKinney, Austin sell after 85 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in McKinney, Austin over the last 12 months is $349,000, down 12% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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