
An established, family-oriented master-planned community in far South Austin — mature trees, greenbelt access, and a settled feel rather than new construction. Indu works with buyers here alongside her Northwest and Southwest towns.
The gateway between South Austin and the Hill Country, centered around the "Y" intersection of 290 and 71 — a mix of established homes and newer builds as the area continues to grow.
A quieter, established neighborhood near Circle C — mature landscaping, a genuine neighborhood feel, and a value alternative to the newer construction further out toward Dripping Springs.
Golf-course living near the Barton Creek Greenbelt, genuinely upscale in parts. Indu works here because there's real demand, not to claim it as a luxury specialty — the same honest, served-not-marketed approach as the rest of West and Southwest Austin.
Dripping Springs, plus Circle C, Oak Hill, Shady Hollow, and Barton Creek closer into South Austin. Similar value thesis to the Northwest suburbs — more space for the money — skewing toward larger lots and a Hill Country setting.