Top 50 New Build-to-Rent Communities in Austin

Welcome to the future of urban living in Austin! The emerging trend of build-to-rent (BTR) communities is reshaping the rental market, offering the perfect solution for those seeking the comforts of a single-family home without the commitment of ownership.

Over the past few years, we've seen a significant surge in the development of these purpose-built rental communities. With over 3,000 units completed in 2022 and another 3,000 in 2023, Austin is at the forefront of this innovative housing solution. These communities combine the flexibility of renting with the stability and amenities typically found in high-end residential developments.

Let's start with the new communities built in 2022/2023.

Beacon at Bunton Creek (Kyle)

103 Homes | Westdale Asset Management

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Beacon at Hymeadow (Maxwell)

146 Homes | Westdale Asset Management

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Beacon at Presidential Heights (Manor)

28 Homes | Westdale Asset Management

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Beacon at Vine Creek (Pflugerville)

101 Homes | Westdale Asset Management

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Caso Santa Rita Ranch (Liberty Hill)

168 Homes  | Avenue 5 Residential

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Georgetown Heights (Georgetown)

50 Homes | Wan Bridge

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Millbrook Commons (San Marcos)

88 Homes | Metonic Real Estate Solutions

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Saddle Creek (Georgetown)

101 Homes | HHS Residential

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The Oaks on Chisholm Trail (Round Rock)

113 Homes | Greystar

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Tricon Bryson (Leander)

155 Homes | HHS Residential

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Villae ATX (Manchaca)

65 Homes | AHV Communities

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Coming Soon

Avilla Nolina (Georgetown)

Avilla Rio Oaks (Austin): 260 homes

Avilla Vista Ranch (Liberty Hill): 150 homes

Banyon Everton (Pflugerville): 234 homes

Bell Yard (Hutto): 219 homes

Bunton Creek (Kyle)

Caso University Heights (Round Rock): 104 homes

Collection at Gruene (New Braunfels): 252 homes

Mansions Eight65 (Hutto)

Oxenfree at Liberty Hill (Georgetown): 558 homes

parcHaus at Mustang Drive (Marble Falls)

Perch Manor Downs (Manor): 350 homes

Presidential Glen (Manor)

Rock Springs (Round Rock): 150 homes

Stillwell at Avery Centre (Round Rock): 225 homes

The Luxe Of Georgetown (Georgetown)

The Sutton (Liberty Hill): 246 homes

Urbana at Plum Creek (Kyle): 144 homes

Village at Hutto Station (Hutto): 276 homes

Village at Mayfair (New Braunfels): 215 homes

YardHomes Cottonwood Creek (Hutto): 293 homes

YardHomes Hero Way (Leander): 163 homes

YardHomes Meadow Lake (Round Rock): 247 homes

YardHomes Trailside (Pflugerville): 260 homes

Yardly Emory Crossing (Hutto)

Yardly Haverland (Georgetown)

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Honorable Mention

Addison (Austin): Built in 2014; 388 homes

Bee Caves Vistas (Austin): Built in 2017; 89 homes

Covey Homes Harvest Meadows (Buda): Built in 2021; 118 homes

Estates at Plum Creek (Kyle): Built in 2020; 144 homes

Legacy (Pflugerville): Built in 2018; 83 homes

Linea Stillwater (Georgetown): Built in 2019; 230 homes

Pathways at Bouldin Oaks (Austin): Built in 1972; 144 homes

Rivers Edge (Georgetown): Built in 2019; 92 homes

The Residences at Big Sky Ranch (Dripping Springs)

The Sarah by ARIUM (Leander): Built in 2018; 269 homes

Townes on Tenth Townhomes (Pflugerville): Built in 2015; 93 homes

Uptown Square (San Marcos): Built in 2015; 316 homes

Walden Square (Pflugerville): Built in 2018; 82 homes

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Conclusion

As we've explored the vibrant landscape of build-to-rent communities in Austin, it's clear that this trend is not just a passing phase but a pivotal part of the city’s housing evolution. These communities offer a tailored living experience that aligns with the dynamic needs of modern renters. Whether you’re a young professional seeking proximity to urban amenities or a family looking for a community-centric living environment, Austin' build-to-rent communities provide an attractive option.