New Listing
7192 Newman Boulevard, Kyle
$149,000 - 1 Acres
MLS® # 6702147
Texas Ally Real Estate Group
Kyle TX Homes for Sale
About Kyle TX Homes for Sale
Although it comes from quiet beginnings, Kyle is now an ever expanding community with a growing population of thousands. Settled around I-35 just eight miles north of San Marcos and twenty miles south of Austin, Kyle is the second largest (and fastest growing) city in Hays County. The city provides a warm and welcoming community within a small town environment and provides easy access to several larger cities.
Real Estate Statistics
Total Listings
847
Average Price
$356,688
Highest Price
$12,500,000
Lowest Price
$3
Kyle
795 Properties Found. Page 1 of 17.
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Elite Realty Advisors
Phyllis Browning Company
Keller Williams Realty
Blue Line Realty, LLC
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Keller Williams Realty C. P.
New Home Now
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Mission Real Estate Group
Keller Williams Realty
Mission Real Estate Group
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
Keller Williams Realty
Compass RE Texas, LLC
Douglas Elliman Real Estate
Texas Premier Realty
Asset Realty
Grace Austin Realty LLC
Team Price Real Estate
Compass RE Texas, LLC
Listing Results, LLC
Austin Choice Homes
First Texas Brokerage Company
Keyrenter Property Management
Compass RE Texas, LLC
Joseph Walter Realty, LLC
BVP Realty
Compass RE Texas, LLC
Keller Williams Realty
Compass RE Texas, LLC
First Texas Brokerage Company
1836 Realty & Property Mgmt
Legacy Austin Realty
Compass RE Texas, LLC
Elite Agents
On Centre Street Realty
Wave Realty Group
Coldwell Banker Realty
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
Dina Verteramo
HISTORY OF KYLE TX
Kyle was founded in 1880 by settlers from the nearby towns of Blanco and Mountain City. The city was named after Fergus Kyle who, along with the family of David Moore, deeded 200 acres of land for a town shortly after the International-Great Northern Railroad built a line from Austin to San Marcos. In 1928, Kyle was officially incorporated as a general-law city with a mayor and 5 council seats. Mary Kyle Hartson, daughter to the city’s founder, was elected mayor in 1937 through a write-in vote. In the 1940s, Kyle had the only all-woman government in the city of Texas, rather noteworthy for the place and time. Today, Kyle has over 30,000 residents and continues to grow and evolve. Kyle is the 5th fastest growing city in Texas, with an annual growth rate of 125%. Being a 20 minute drive from Austin and under an hour to San Antonio gives commuters and families easy access to big city jobs while preserving the small town surroundings. Average prices for homes span the $200-300K range, but you’ll also find more upscale homes at higher prices. If you’re looking to rent a house, Kyle offers many 3 or 4 bedroom homes for rent at affordable prices.
THINGS TO DO AROUND KYLE, TX
Residents can partake in a variety of events throughout the year that are unique to the city of Kyle, such as the Bass Fishing Tournament, the Founders Day Parade, and the Kyle Fair and Musical Festival. Also a worthy ongoing event to check out is “Movies in the Park,” hosted one Friday a month at sundown on Lake Kyle. Active and athletic citizens of Kyle have a great opportunity to meet people through the town’s adult kickball and flag football leagues. In terms of dining options, residents can take their pick from a multitude of BBQ and Mexican food joints, but a real must-see is the Texas Pie Company, which offers dozens of different types of homemade pies, cheesecakes, and quiches as well as a full lunch menu. Located on Kyle’s historic downtown strip, it’s a cute little shop offering true Southern comfort dessert food.
A GROWING COMMUNITY
Competitive home prices, family friendly activities, and local gems are just some of this city’s charms. Living in Kyle gives you the best of both worlds–small town comfort and real estate with big city activity and culture within close reach. Kyle TX has certainly already shown its staying power in how much it’s grown–come be a part of this town’s history as it continues to thrive.
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Based on information from the Austin Board of REALTORS® (alternatively, from ACTRIS) from March 15th, 2025 at 5:30am CDT. Neither the Board nor ACTRIS guarantees or is in any way responsible for its accuracy. The Austin Board of REALTORS®, ACTRIS and their affiliates provide the MLS and all content therein "AS IS" and without any warranty, express or implied. Data maintained by the Board or ACTRIS may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.
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