
Georgetown, Texas! Fastest growing city in America
Georgetown, TX — Historic Charm Meets Modern Texas
Just 30 minutes north of Austin, Georgetown is where old-town Texas charm meets a growing, modern vibe. Known for its stunning town square, rich history, and the famous Blue Hole, it’s a destination that feels both timeless and fresh.
Quick Facts
Population: ~80,000
Commute to Austin: ~30–40 min
Median Household Income: ~$78,000
Median Home Price: ~$460,000
School District: Georgetown ISD and some Leander ISD
Why Locals Love It
The Most Beautiful Town Square in Texas — boutique shops, eateries, art galleries, and local charm
Blue Hole Park — a serene lagoon on the San Gabriel River right in town
Festivals year-round — from Red Poppy Festival to Market Days
Historic meets hip — walkable downtown, food trucks, breweries, and vintage vibes
A Few Things to Think About
Downtown parking can be tricky during events
Georgetown is booming, and construction is part of the deal
It’s farther from South Austin and the airport
Best Match For
Retirees looking for an active adult community (hello, Sun City)
Families who want space, safety, and schools
Entrepreneurs, artists, and creatives who love old-town energy
People who love community traditions and porch swings
Top Highlights
The Square — architecture, antiques, and live music on the courthouse lawn
Blue Hole Park — perfect for swimming, picnics, and photos
San Gabriel River Trail — miles of shaded trail through town and countryside
Wolf Ranch — shopping, food, and conveniences
Red Poppy Festival — music, art, and local flavor each spring
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Commute Times to Downtown Austin

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This guide is part of the Greater Than Austin series, created by Jeff Miller — a local Realtor who helps people find where they really want to be in Central Texas.
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