Homes for Sale in Georgetown

Georgetown offers a wide range of housing options — from historic homes in its downtown district to modern new‑construction single-family houses, townhomes, and suburban-style residences.

Georgetown is served by Georgetown ISD, which provides strong public school options. The area is also attractive to families who want a suburban feel with access to quality education.

Yes — Georgetown presents excellent investment potential. Its growth, especially as a fast‑growing Austin-area suburb, combined with a diverse housing mix, makes it appealing for buy-and-hold investors and owner-occupiers alike.

Inventory is increasing sharply, giving buyers more choices. Recent data shows a rise in active listings and a growing number of price reductions, signaling more room to negotiate.

The market has cooled compared to its peak: with more listings and slower sales, buyers are gaining more negotiating power.

Homes in Georgetown currently have a median sold price around $410,000, with a median listing price of about $475,000, reflecting a broad mix of property types.

Homes are taking longer to sell than in previous hot‑market years. Currently, the median days on the market is around 88 days, giving buyers more time to make decisions.

Highly sought-after areas include Sun City Texas, Berry Creek, Georgetown Village, and the Old Town District — each offering distinct character, prices, and lifestyle.

Georgetown is well-positioned for commuters — it's close to major roadways that connect to the Austin area, and it’s also seeing development that supports local living, reducing the need for frequent long commutes.

Georgetown strikes a balance between historic charm and modern suburban convenience. Residents enjoy walkable historic downtown, parks, trails, growing retail options (like the new H‑E‑B), and a community with a welcoming, small‑town feel.