Family Neighborhoods in Austin? (Post: buying a house, buying, to live in)

[noahp11]

Hi,
I'm moving to Austin with my wife, 4 year old, and 2 year old twins. We're looking for a family neighborhood with a strong sense of community, not anything in the hills. I'm lucky enough to say that money isn't an issue, but I would prefer not to live in a closed rich neighborhood. I'd be fine buying a house of any price.

[EzPeterson]

Too many options with that criteria. Literally, too many.

Start with where you will be working, what your interests are (what kind of amenities, if any, you like nearby), what kind of architecture you like, and that will help begin to narrow things down.

[10scoachrick]

Originally Posted by noahp11

Hi,
I'm moving to Austin with my wife, 4 year old, and 2 year old twins. We're looking for a family neighborhood with a strong sense of community, not anything in the hills. I'm lucky enough to say that money isn't an issue, but I would prefer not to live in a closed rich neighborhood. I'd be fine buying a house of any price.

Originally Posted by noahp11:

Family Neighborhoods in San Francisco Hi,
We're looking for a family friendly neighborhood in the Bay Area, 50 minute commute max to Downtown. We have a 3 year old and a 1 year old, and I am fortunate enough to say that money isn't an issue. Suggestions?


That is really going to complicate the discussion.

[EzPeterson]

Multiple families?
Secret identity?

[Trainwreck20]

Eh, looking in two places, kids are borderline 4/2 y/os but still 3/1. Twins vs single is good bit of misinformation that many people use on the web to help shield their identity .