Aryn Hellmund

Aryn Hellmund is an Austin native and graduate of Westlake High School. Growing up as the child of a realtor exposed her to Austin’s residential real estate scene early in her life and today she still finds herself bouncing marketing ideas off of her mom.

After receiving her BA from Texas Tech University in Communications with a focus on International and Intercultural studies Aryn jumped head first into the 1990s tech boom serving companies like IBM, Dell, Applied Materials, AMD, Vignette and Sicola Martin. Having a wide array of skills and interests, Aryn acted in various positions from Global Events Manager and Marketing Consultant to Public Relations Specialist and Account Manager. With this broad understanding of businesses and their needs, Aryn co-founded a very successful event and promotions company with her husband, ultimately bringing Formula 1 to Austin.

Aryn holds a GRI* designation and brings all of her experience and valuable skills to Austin Residential Group at Compass. This dedicated team of Austin natives work seamlessly together to always exceed their clients’ expectations.

Although she feels comfortable assisting clients in many areas of Austin, Aryn is especially familiar with her old Westlake neighborhoods of Rob Roy, Lost Creek, Rollingwood, Thousand Oaks and Commons Ford. In addition, she has lived in and is familiar with Barton Creek, Tarrytown, Pemberton, Circle C, Northwest Hills and Lake Travis.

As an avid runner and cyclist, she has literally pounded the pavement in each of these neighborhoods for more than 25 years. She knows the city well and can help you find the right home or sell your current property. She is ready to listen to your needs and she will work tirelessly on your behalf.

Aryn and her husband Tavo, also a Austin native, live in West Austin with their daughter. They are active in supporting the community through their involvement at their church and at St. Andrew’s Episcopal School. Aryn can be found cooking, reading with her daughter, riding her Peloton or training for whatever race is next.