There's something for everyone in Downtown Austin including dining, live music, art, nightlife, the great outdoors and wildlife. Downtown Austin is growing fast, and the possibilities of things to do and see are endless. Whether you're looking to buy or lease Downtown, there are a myriad of choices. Use our helpful guide to find your DEN below. 

360 Condominiums

The first true high-rise standalone condominium built in downtown Austin which had great success in quickly selling out of available new build units due to a decent size and abundant amenities.  Due to the large number of units in the building the HOA dues are kept low for such a large number of amenities.  Outfitted with a recognizable spire and nearly mirrored glass this stand out stretches 563 feet and is wrapped in cantilevered balconies provided to every unit.

The Residences at W Austin

The newest of the luxury towers downtown; residences begin above the new W Austin hotel with 251 rooms, and the same Whatever/Whenever service the hotel is famous for providing their guests is extended to the residence owners 24/7 as well. The residences host separate dedicated staff, secured entries, elevators, parking and floors, allowing owners complete independence from all the happenings within the hotel, if you care for it. 

904 West Ave

The first Downtown condominium community that features dedicated solar power system for and 100 percent low-energy LED lighting in each unit.  This is green building at it’s finest with the award for Green Building – Residential by the ABJ to Charles Fisk Architecture as well as other awards.  This credit for outstanding constructions conveys to the buyers as well with reducing utility costs and one of the lower HOA dues within downtown. 904 West is steps from Duncan Park and Whole Foods Market.

Bridges on the Park

This modern six story building of stone and glass located on the south shore of Lady Bird lake offers quick access to Austin’s famous Hike and Bike Trail as well as downtown.  This new mixed-use development hosts high-end retail outlets on the first floor while wrapping around the private in ground pool and hot tub.  The views from the property are terrific and well protected thanks to existing developments, aiding buyers with easy future resale possibilities. 

Four Seasons Residences

Although the Four Seasons is not cheap, it is considered a value pick because it is one of the lowest priced Four Seasons condo projects in the entire nation on a price per square foot basis. Four Seasons and world-renowned architect, Michael Graves, present an inspired vision of preeminent architecture, stunning interiors and refined living in Austin. Timeless design and legendary Four Seasons hotel services and amenities redefine luxury living in Texas.

Milago

Kickstarting the burgeoning development of the Rainey Street District, the Milago is only a block from the most buzz worthy bars in Austin at the moment.  The proximity to Lady Bird Johnson Lake and the Austin hike and bike trail allow great access and unsurpassed views.  Pet owners flock to The Milago due to literal steps from the Hike and Bike trail providing pooches with a place to run as well as a dip in the Lake to cool off after.

Nokonah

Nokonah is sophisticated downtown living in a park setting adjacent to Shoal Creek.  Located in the Market District, three blocks from Whole Foods, and over looking Shoal Creek, Duncan Park and 9th Street Trails, this property’s location is superb.  Famed for providing a home to the late Governor Ann Richards, who’s residency attracted many owners to the property, of whom remain today.  Though considered only a mid-rise, The Nokonah does not lack in amenities, yet, remains a quiet building with classic finishes.

Plaza Lofts

Overlooking one of the four original city squares in the 1839 plan for the City of Austin the Plaza building offers loft styled interiors with sought after views.  Designed with only north, west and south faces the building easily provides it’s owners with the downtown lifestyle they prefer due to it’s central location within the Central Business District.  Two blocks south are more than 50 mostly locally owned specialty shops, services and restaurants within the 2nd Street District.

Austin City Lofts

Thanks to one of the most prime locales downtown, even with the completion of the Monarch, the Austin City Lofts retain their market value extremely well.  Boasting great curb appeal thanks to the mixed-use design and locally sourced materials used on the exterior. All of the units have a balcony, walls of floor-to-ceiling windows with flats through floor 10 and 2 story penthouse units on 11 and 12.  Residents enjoy a grand xeriscaped pool area with a Hill Country styled loggia for entertaining.

The Austonian

While boasting the tallest residences this side of the Mississippi, The Austonian provides some of the expectedly highest appointed finishes within downtown.   If the views aren't enough, the David Bull restaurants and bar are sure to please owners, as they have critics as of late.  Where the Austonian saves in offered services it over delivers with amenity space, more than any other building in Austin.

The Avenue Lofts

Capturing classic art deco styling from its initial construction as the Anson Jones State office building in 1950, its redevelopment in 1999 has retained the curb appeal often lost within downtown developments.  True loft-style residences with concrete floors, exposed 10-foot plus ceilings, and granite counter-tops carry throughout the interiors.  Views over Brush Square Park, access to Capital MetroRail, the Austin Convention Center and 6th Street Entertainment District cause this locale to be buyer’s favorite selling point.

Barton Place

Barton Place is a modern styled condominium community with 6 buildings around a giant centrally located oak tree. A landscaped garden courtyard extends through the full length of the community offering a park like setting for residents. Located among several of Austin’s famous local restaurants and the newest and closest condominium development to Barton Springs Pool and Zilker Park.

The Brown Building

The historic Brown Building is favored by artistic minded buyers with appreciation for well aged beauty. A great sense of community within the building aides low turnover. Thusly, increasing price per square foot figures due to the demand as few other buildings offer the character and history The Brown Building provides.

5 Fifty Five Residences

The first combined condo and hotel project within Austin providing the posh amenities Hilton is famous for offering. The pool, shared with hotel guests, is located on the 8th floor along with the Hilton’s Tower Health Club and Spa offering views of the downtown skyline and convenience of poolside libations brought to your lounger.

The Sabine on 5th

Sitting along the soon to be completed Waller Creek walkway this 2008 office building conversion provides unimpeded views of 6th street and the downtown skyline. The attachment to the Hilton Garden Inn provides gated secured parking and convenient guest room accommodations. An active neighborhood association is credited to the diverse demographic creating a strong sense of community within the building.

The Spring

The only residential point tower currently built downtown offers spectacular views of Lady Bird Lake, Downtown Austin and the Hill Country. The unique design maximizes living space and provides extraordinary views in every direction. Additional benefits of the point tower design is increasing privacy by building only 4 to 8 units per floor and thusly reducing the amount of common space needed.  Due in large part to the design, high-rise views are obtained at a fraction of a cost as compared to other luxury towers built downtown within the past 3 years.  High dollar views at a great value.

Park West Residences

Park West Residences located in the historic Judge’s Hill neighborhood, is only blocks from the heart of Downtown and a few minutes walk from the University of Texas campus. Enjoy Park West’s unique views of Downtown, UT campus and the hill country from your oversized balcony. Create your peaceful haven with spacious floor plans and gorgeous finishes while still enjoying amenities including lobby and controlled-access covered parking. Take full advantage of the perfect balance between lifestyle and location at Park West. 

Brazos Place

Barton Place is a modern styled condominium community with 6 buildings around a giant centrally located oak tree.  A landscaped garden courtyard extends through the full length of the community offering a park like setting for residents.  Located among several of Austin’s famous local restaurants and the newest and closest condominium development to Barton Springs Pool and Zilker Park. 

Brazos Lofts

This all-brick constructed building was redeveloped by Austin's famous Dick Clark Architects in 1999. Consisting of only three stories this low-rise option downtown is enticing to those who care to be closer to the action as some units provide live/work spaces along with front door street access. This intimate community is comprised of a no frills design keeping HOA dues lower than most every comparable project downtown. The true industrial loft style designed interiors are accomplished with exposed ductwork, polished and sealed concrete floors, expansive 12-22 foot ceilings and beautiful exposed-brick exterior walls.

The Shore

The Shore offers residence owners lakeside and cityscape views through large windows and balconies. The resort-styled pool deck situated on the 6th floor boasts his Austin Green Building Program certified development while reducing energy costs for owners.