LAKEWAY TX
Lakeway has an estimated population of 27,859 with the median age being 34. The total number of households is 12,131 with 45% being married couples and 32% having children. The most common occupation for males is Management occupations and females work as Office and administrative support workers which makes up 51% of their workforce respectively. Lakeway’s average cost to rent a house or apartment per month ranges from $1,740 to $2,460 making it one of the more expensive cities in the Austin area but still affordable compared to other areas around Texas such as Houston or Dallas. The median household income for Lakeway residents is $62,070.
Lakeway was recognized by the National Association of Home Builders as “one of America’s best places to live” due to its beautiful lakeside homes and rich history. Lakeway offers both rural living with small town charm and modern amenities for people who want a more urban lifestyle in a suburban community. There are plenty of parks in Lakeway including a dog park, soccer fields, tennis courts, basketball courts, fishing piers and boat ramps with water access on Lake Austin!
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It has been ranked as one of the best places to live by US News and World Report. Lakeway residents enjoy an excellent quality of life with many parks, sports fields, trails for biking or walking, restaurants and shopping centers nearby. One of the great things about living in Lakeway TX is that there are several golf courses available for memberships at various levels ranging from country clubs to public courses. The average home price ranges from around $500K-$700K depending on neighborhood and school district boundary lines.
Lakeway residents also have access to excellent schools including Stony Point Elementary School, Cedar Park Middle School and Westlake High School and Lake Travis High School. The school district is excellent which means that there are many great schools from elementary all the way up through high school graduation! The average home price ranges from around $500K-$700K depending on neighborhood and school district boundary lines.