City planning areas
UT (City planning map area) is filed under City planning areas in our Austin neighborhood guides. This page brings current rental listings together with dated permits, licenses, crashes and 311 records within 800 m so you can compare a specific home before you choose your next address.
This profile follows an official City of Austin planning area. Planning boundaries may differ from everyday neighborhood names. Interior label point derived from the official City planning-map area geometry; not an entrance, address or property boundary. View the City’s boundary source ↗
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UT · City neighborhood-plan status: Non-neighborhood planning area. This describes the City’s planning document, not the neighborhood. The outline is the inventory search geography; reported property points may be approximate. Official boundary source ↗
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Current rental listings · UT · City planning map area · City neighborhood-plan status: Non-neighborhood planning area
0 active under contract · 0 pending in this public feed
Uses the City’s UT planning boundary. Planning geographies can differ from everyday neighborhood names. City neighborhood-plan status: Non-neighborhood planning area. This is the status of the City’s planning document for the boundary, not a description of the neighborhood. View boundary source ↗
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ActiveAvailable photo 1 / 18Condo · Residential Lease · Rental list price · period not reported
$1,500
Austin, TX, 78705
Listed by eXp Realty, LLC · Brian Copland
Listing attribution contact: (512) 576-0288
MLS #4410171 · Active
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MLS source updated Oct 2, 2026, 12:35 PM Central · Asking prices and availability can change.
Source updated Oct 2, 2026, 12:35 PM Central. Counts use eligible public listings matched to the labeled geography. Sale prices use positive asking prices on Active Residential listings; the median is shown with at least three priced listings. These are asking prices, not sold prices, valuations or all homes in the area. Rentals are counted separately; no rent period is assumed.
Under-contract and pending counts describe records currently in this feed. Location errors and omitted coordinates can affect boundary matches. The initial active-listing import is complete. Different areas can overlap; do not add their counts together.
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FROM OUR AUSTIN RESEARCH NETWORK
The Blanton Museum of Art offers a public-facing way to explore the University of Texas area. Its collection, changing exhibitions and guided visits create several possible itineraries, while the museum’s own access rules help distinguish an art visit from a general campus walk.
Austin Texas Things editorial research · imported . Original source check dates appear below.
The Blanton describes holdings in American Western landscape painting and art of the Spanish Americas, among other areas. Its collection and exhibition information helps choose a focus before arriving. [4]
The museum advertises gallery-teacher-led public tours in English and Spanish. Its calendar identifies the particular theme and date for each session. [2]
The exhibition page includes temporary shows with defined runs. A work or artist featured on an older event page may not be on view for your visit. [4]
The Blanton provides rules for bags, photography, drawing materials and animals in its buildings. Read those guidelines before bringing equipment for a sketching or photography visit. [3]
The visit page links current closures and ticket information. General university access or a campus event does not establish the museum’s operating schedule. [3]
The museum lists gallery-teacher-led public tours, including English and Spanish options. Check the current calendar for the tour that interests you. [2]
The saved city boundary snapshot classifies UT as a non-neighborhood planning area. Its inclusion provides a mapping unit rather than proof of an adopted neighborhood plan. [1]
These are dated editorial notes. Check the original source for current access, schedules and project status.
LIVE PUBLIC RECORDS
Counts from the research database behind Zabalist, measured within 0.5 mi (800 m) of the reference point. Each figure names its own window. Filings and reports are not a description of any home, block or resident, and they are never combined into a score.
Sources: Austin Building Permits (database sync Oct 1, 2026); Austin Site Plans (database sync Oct 1, 2026); TABS State Projects (database sync Oct 1, 2026); Zabalist unified projects (sync date not registered).
Site plan: the City of Austin’s development application for anything beyond a single house. It is a proposal, not an approval or completed construction.
TDLR project registration: a state filing required for commercial and public construction over a cost threshold. It means a project was submitted for accessibility review, not that it was built.
Sources: TABC licenses and permits (database sync Aug 8, 2026); Austin Health Inspections (database sync Oct 1, 2026).
TABC license types: state alcohol permits for bars, restaurants, stores, venues and events. A license record is not confirmation that a business is open.
Sources: Austin Traffic Crashes (database sync Oct 2, 2026); Austin 311 Service Requests (database sync Oct 2, 2026); Austin Code Complaints (database sync Oct 2, 2026).
311 request: a service request logged with the City of Austin (missed pickup, street light, loose animal and similar). It records that something was reported, not that it was verified.
Code-compliance case: a City investigation opened after a report of a possible ordinance violation. An opened case is not a confirmed violation.
The 5 closest filings across permits, site plans, TDLR registrations, subdivisions and projects, by distance from the reference point. Verify the site before connecting a record to a home.
TABC licenses are counted for inferred postal ZIP 78712, not the radius (the ZIP is inferred from the reference point): 0 new in the past 12 months, 3 active; database sync Aug 8, 2026. A license is not proof a business is open.
353 crashes in the past 3 years (1 involving a pedestrian, 4 a bicyclist) and 849 311 requests in the past 12 months, excluding requests marked duplicate or cancelled, all within 0.5 mi (800 m) of the reference point.
Top 5 categories shown · 479 of 849 requests
The first and last years cover only part of the year.
ELSEWHERE IN CITY PLANNING AREAS
UT (City planning map area) does not have a published City or Census outline of its own, so these are the neighborhoods grouped under City planning areas. Open one to see its own outline, records and homes.
Some names identify a phase, section or replat rather than a separate neighborhood.
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These are grouped by part of the metro, not by a published outline, because this guide has none to test against. This is a browsing relationship. It does not establish shared HOA membership, legal boundaries or services, and county identities stay with each place. Listing counts were recorded on ; open a neighborhood for its current homes.
Save this area profile alongside your field guides, then compare specific addresses and your own search criteria. An area bookmark records your interest; it is not a property-search boundary.
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Other guides filed under the same part of Austin. Each opens its own records and, when the feed allows, its own homes.
The Carver Museum and Genealogy Center offers a way to explore both public history and personal family stories. Its city-run resources extend from exhibit galleries to genealogical databases, reference material and seminars.
Dick Nichols Pool is a seasonal recreation reference in East Oak Hill. The citywide directory checked for this guide lists it closed, while the facility page describes its summer swimming, lessons and team activity. Confirm a future opening before planning a swim.
Gateway’s story is closely tied to the North Burnet/Gateway planning framework. City documents describe a shift from auto-oriented development toward mixed uses, better connections and transit access; those are planning goals to compare against actual projects and conditions.
McKinney Falls State Park offers a starting point for exploring this side of Austin: Onion Creek’s limestone ledges, wooded trails and the remains of an early ranch. The state park and the city’s McKinney planning area are different geographies, so use the park’s own maps for a visit.
North Shoal Creek’s planning documents focus on the practical ingredients of neighborhood life: walking and cycling connections, public facilities, greenery and varied housing. Pillow School Park offers one concrete public-space reference within that wider planning story.
Little Walnut Creek Greenbelt offers a local story of community priorities becoming trail and play improvements. The city documents a new Springdale Road trailhead and play area, while the larger wooded landscape retains a network of informal trails.
LIVING HERE · UT (CITY PLANNING MAP AREA)
Flood, taxes, schools, change, ground, getting around and weather for the whole area, measured as shares of homes (911 address points, 320 sampled), with trends against the metro. Use the Layers button on the map above to see each one.
6.6% of homes sit in FEMA’s 1% annual-chance floodplain.
Worth a look
No MUD or similar special district covers this area.
Nothing unusual
Austin ISD (100%)
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0 new homes, apartments and ADUs permitted so far in this year.
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Price index not available for this ZIP.
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2.5% of homes are on highly expansive clay.
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37 CapMetro stops inside the area, 33 with peak service every 15 minutes or better.
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About 1.75 hail days a year nearby (metro average 1.56).
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Shares use 911 address points as a stand-in for homes; apartments count once per address. Not an appraisal, survey or school assignment.
About 8 in 10 households in and around UT (City planning map area) rent their home (higher than the Austin-area average of about 4 in 10). 1 home in UT (City planning map area) is listed for rent now.
Worth a look
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How many homes here were listed for lease over the past two years comes from closed MLS records, shown to signed-in clients.
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