
Buyers who want new construction and walkable amenities inside Austin, without a suburban commute.
If value and space matter more than proximity, the Northwest suburbs — Cedar Park, Leander, Round Rock, and Georgetown — are worth a look too.

Mueller is a master-planned neighborhood built on the site of the old Robert Mueller Municipal Airport, closed in 1999 and redeveloped from the ground up. It's walkable by design — Lake Park, Aldrich Street's shops and restaurants, and a mix of townhomes, condos, and single-family homes all within a short walk of each other. About 7,900 people call it home, with a median age around 37 (Moreland Properties neighborhood data, July 2026) — a mix of young professionals and families drawn to new construction inside the city.
Mueller is zoned to Austin ISD, which — like any large urban district — varies campus to campus. Worth confirming the specific elementary/middle/high school zone for a given address rather than assuming citywide coverage; ask and we'll check together.
Very — that's the whole premise. Mueller sits inside Austin proper, a short drive or bike ride from downtown, UT, and the airport (ABIA), without the highway commute a Northwest or Southwest suburb requires. You're trading yard space for location.
Listings have run from around $285K for smaller condos and townhomes up to $2.4M for larger single-family homes (Realty Austin, July 2026), with a median listing price near $725K (Realtor.com, July 2026). Worth noting: these are current asking prices, not confirmed sold data — treat as directional.
Yes — new phases of the development are still being built out, so new-construction inventory keeps turning over alongside resales.