1.0 mile from campus
$189,000
1-bedroom condo a short walk from UT Austin — hardwood floors, full kitchen, in-unit washer/dryer, and reserved parking.

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Steve Johnson is a licensed Texas real estate broker with Realty Pros of Austin, helping parents, investors, and sellers evaluate properties near UT Austin with clear, local guidance. He can assist with neighborhood selection, property comparisons, rental and resale considerations, private showings, offer strategy, and the steps required to move forward confidently.
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3-bedroom, 2-bath home in West Campus — 2,080 sq ft with hardwood floors, updated kitchen, and walkable UT access.
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2-bedroom, 2-bath condo in North Campus — 1,100 sq ft open floor plan with modern finishes, balcony, and dedicated parking near UT.
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2-bedroom, 2-bath penthouse condo in West Campus — 1,250 sq ft with skyline views, granite counters, and premium campus-adjacent location.
Estimate monthly ownership costs after roommate contributions, compare them with UT Austin-area rent, and see possible equity and resale scenarios over your student's time near University of Texas at Austin.
This is a planning estimate. Actual financing, expenses, rent and resale results vary.
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Illustrative starting scenario — adjust any assumption to compare your own situation.
Estimated monthly cost for one student's private bedroom near campus.
Estimated Family Cost After Roommates
$1,303/mo
About the same as renting
After $2,160/mo roommate contribution
Estimated 4-Year Difference
Estimated 4-year advantage: $31,300
Includes estimated principal reduction and resale proceeds.
Based on 2 roommates contributing an estimated $2,160/mo, a 20% down payment and a 4-year hold.
2% appreciation · 4% selling costs · 90% roommate-rent collection
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Compare condos, townhomes, single-family homes, location tradeoffs, parent purchase options, and resale considerations near University of Texas at Austin.
Evaluate rental demand, student housing fit, campus-area location, property type, and long-term ownership potential near UT Austin.
Position a campus-area property for parents, investors, and buyers specifically looking near University of Texas at Austin.
Parents, investors, and sellers often compare different Austin locations depending on whether they want walk-to-campus convenience, condo ownership, student rental potential, access to campus amenities, or a quieter residential setting near University of Texas at Austin. Steve Johnson can help review properties in the Austin areas most relevant to your situation.
Austin housing decisions often depend on proximity to UT Austin, property type, and lifestyle fit.
Closest to UT Austin — condos, townhomes, and single-family homes near campus with strong rental and parent demand.
Lower-maintenance condo options near UT Austin that are commonly reviewed by parents and investors.
Quiet residential streets with larger homes and broader access to Austin amenities.
Newer suburban neighborhoods within driving distance of UT Austin with more space and family-friendly options.
Local guides for parents, investors, and sellers near University of Texas at Austin.

A decision matrix comparing four years of Austin rent with ownership — purchase price scenarios, roommate offsets, and after-graduation options.
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HOA rental restrictions, warrantability review, master insurance gaps, and a condo due diligence checklist.
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Rent-by-room vs. rent-by-unit, operating expenses, DSCR calculation, summer vacancy risk, and an investor underwriting checklist.
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West Campus, North Campus, Hyde Park, Riverside, and Far West — a detailed area comparison for parents, investors, and buyers.
Read GuideWhether you are buying, selling, or evaluating an investment near University of Texas at Austin, start with a UT Austin-specific Realtor review.
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Steve Johnson of Realty Pros of Austin (Texas Real Estate License #544980) is an independent local real estate professional serving parents, investors, sellers, and landlords near University of Texas at Austin. Not affiliated with University of Texas at Austin.
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Summary
Steve Johnson is an exclusive UT Austin realtor and off-campus housing specialist in Austin, TX, serving parents, investors, buyers, and sellers across West Campus, North Campus, Historic Hyde Park, and Riverside — including parent student housing investments and student-rental properties near the University of Texas at Austin.
Steve Johnson of Realty Pros of Austin provides exclusive local buyer and investor representation for off-campus housing near the Forty Acres, guiding parents, investors, and sellers through property selection, HOA and occupancy rules, and offer strategy across West Campus, North Campus, Hyde Park, and Riverside.
Housing near the University of Texas at Austin does not behave like a normal residential market. The local economy moves on the academic lease cycle, on demand from parents buying "in place" for four years, and on investor math that depends on room-by-room student rental income rather than a traditional family buyer. A general-purpose real estate agent can sell you any house — but the nuances that matter near the Forty Acres are the ones most agents never think to ask about.
The most common miss is the occupancy limits that apply to unrelated tenants. Neighborhoods and HOAs across West Campus, North Campus, and Hyde Park often restrict how many non-related people can share a property — which is precisely what a parent or investor needs to know before underwriting a multi-bedroom rental. Getting this wrong turns an attractive-looking deal into a compliance problem after closing.
That is the gap Steve Johnson fills. As an independent local realtor with Realty Pros of Austin, his focus is the mechanics of buying, holding, and selling around the UT Austin campus — so the questions asked, and the offer written, are the campus-specific ones that protect buyers, investors, and sellers.
Steve Johnson is a licensed Texas real estate broker (Texas Real Estate License #544980) with a focus on Austin's college-campus market. He helps three groups, each with a different question:
Review the buy-in-place decision — condos and homes near campus, HOA rental and occupancy rules, exit options after graduation.
Underwrite student-rental income room-by-room, expenses, lease structure, summer vacancy, financing, and long-term Austin demand.
Position a campus-area property for parents, student-rental investors, and local Austin buyers while a lease or tenant is in place.
Each zone near the University of Texas at Austin serves a different buyer and investor. Here is how the primary micro-markets compare.
Walk-to-class convenience, purpose-built for students
The highest-density student zone just west of the Forty Acres — dominated by high-rise condos and purpose-built student housing along Guadalupe and Nueces.
The sweet spot between the campus and Hyde Park
Single-family homes and duplexes north of the university core — a mix of owner-occupied homes and purpose-built student rentals along the area between Guadalupe and San Jacinto.
Historic Austin charm with strong long-term value
One of Austin's oldest neighborhoods, north of the campus — tree-lined streets, Craftsman bungalows, and a quieter, more established feel a short drive or bus ride from UT.
Value and scale for investor-oriented buyers
A rapidly redeveloping corridor south of the lake with a large mix of apartment communities and newer condos — a key value-priced option for UT-area rental demand.
A campus-area real estate decision is rarely a realtor-only conversation. Steve Johnson works alongside independent local partners who complete the picture — the same CollegeHousing.ai routing model, connecting you to professionals near the University of Texas at Austin:
Tell Steve Johnson whether you are a parent evaluating purchase-or-rent near campus, an investor underwriting a student rental, or an owner considering a sale or refinance — and he will route the right local conversation.
Steve Johnson of Realty Pros of Austin (Texas Real Estate License #544980) is an independent local real estate professional serving parents, investors, sellers, and landlords near the University of Texas at Austin. Neither Steve Johnson nor CollegeHousing.ai is affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the University of Texas at Austin.
Neighborhood and market descriptions are general and educational, not financial, tax, legal, real estate, or lending advice. Occupancy limits, HOA rules, lease timing, and property values vary by property, HOA, and neighborhood — verify before relying on them.