Easton Park

Your Easton Park Realtor- and Your Neighbor

I'm Kelsey Easton, a REALTOR® with Compass, and I live in Easton Park. That's not a marketing line, it's why I can tell you which streets get the best afternoon light, how the builders really compare, where the trails and amenity centers are, and what homes are actually selling for right now. If you're buying or selling in Easton Park, you deserve an agent who knows the neighborhood from the inside.

And I don't just live here, I sell here. I've personally helped clients with close to 15 homes in Easton Park: new construction and resale, buyers and sellers, and leases too. In this community, I do it all.

Easton Park Market Update – September 2026

Here is what I am seeing in the MLS for Easton Park homes that closed in September 2026. Among single-family homes, resale had a median sold price of about $510,000 while new construction came in higher at about $653,000. Looking by home type over the past three months, traditional single-family homes on larger lots sit near $635,000, my courtyard homes (the ones that share a driveway with three neighbors and sit on smaller lots) are around $556,000, up roughly 7 percent from a year ago, and condominiums are near $333,000. Courtyard homes are sold for close to 100 percent of list price on average, while traditional homes are closer to 97 percent, so the smaller-lot product is where I see the least negotiating room.

On supply and pace, courtyard homes have the tightest inventory at roughly 2.5 months of supply and a typical September sale took about a month. New construction is next at about 3 months, traditional single-family homes and condos are around 4 months, and resale single-family homes are the most stocked at close to 5 months. Traditional homes on larger lots are taking the longest to sell, more than three months on average, and condominiums remain the more buyer-friendly corner of Easton Park. Condo closings are small in number (six in September), and I group courtyard homes by lot size since the MLS does not label them, so treat those figures as directional.

I live here and have personally handled close to 15 Easton Park transactions, new construction, resale, buyers, sellers, and leases, so I track the MLS data street by street, not just the averages. If you'd like a current, personalized market analysis for your street or your specific home, reach out anytime, text or call (512) 699-6091 or email [email protected].

Why work with an Easton Park resident

Easton Park is one of Southeast Austin's fastest-growing master-planned communities, with a mix of resale homes and constant new construction across multiple builders. That combination makes it one of the trickier neighborhoods to buy and sell in well, pricing a resale against brand-new inventory, knowing which builder incentives are real, and understanding how the amenity roll-out affects value all take genuine local knowledge. As a resident and a Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist with experience with more than $265M in transactions, I bring both the hyperlocal detail and the marketing muscle to get it right.

For buyers

Whether you're weighing resale versus new construction, comparing builders, or finding the right section of the community for your lifestyle, I'll help you see the full picture, including the trade-offs most buyers don't think to ask about. I represent your interests at the builder's table, coordinate the inspections that actually matter for new builds, and make sure you're paying for the right home in the right spot. And it costs you nothing extra: the builder's rep works for the builder, so having your own agent means someone is protecting you through contract, design, inspection, and closing.

For sellers

Selling in Easton Park means competing with the builder down the street. I know how to position and market a resale home so it stands out against new inventory, pricing it correctly, preparing it strategically, and marketing it with the reach and polish of Compass. The goal is simple: the strongest possible sale, on your timeline.

For renters and landlords

Looking to lease in Easton Park, or lease out a home you own here? I handle leases in the community too, so whether you're renting for a season or placing a great tenant, you have a local agent guiding it.

Frequently asked questions about Easton Park

Is Easton Park a good place to buy a home?
Easton Park is one of Southeast Austin's most popular master-planned communities, known for its trails, amenity centers, modern homes, and relatively accessible pricing compared to central Austin. Whether it's right for you depends on your budget, commute, and lifestyle — happy to walk you through it with current numbers.

Should I buy new construction or a resale home in Easton Park?
Both can be the right call. New construction offers customization and builder incentives; resale can offer a finished yard, upgrades already paid for, and a quicker move-in. The key is comparing them on true total cost — and that's exactly where a local agent saves you money.

What are homes selling for in Easton Park right now?
Prices move with new inventory and the season, so the honest answer is that it's worth a current market analysis. As a resident who tracks the community closely, I can give you real, up-to-date numbers for your situation.

Why work with an agent who lives in Easton Park?
Because neighborhood knowledge you can't get from a listing portal — the best sections, the builder track records, the amenity roll-out, the day-to-day feel — is exactly what leads to better buying and selling decisions.

Let's talk about Easton Park

Whether you're ready to buy, sell, or lease, or you just want an honest read on the market from someone who lives here, reach out for a no-pressure conversation.

Kelsey Easton, REALTOR® | Compass — call or text (512) 699-6091, or email [email protected].