Austin pushes retail and net lease demand up the corridors through Round Rock, Cedar Park, and Leander, where new rooftops arrive ahead of supply and off-market inventory is scarce on public sites.
Apartment communities and smaller unit-count deals. Unit count, occupancy, and year built are visible on every listing before the NDA, so you can screen against your exchange criteria quickly.
Current inventory
Inventory is refreshed by brokers weekly
No multifamily properties inventory in Austin is live right now. Brokers in our network add off-market deals weekly, and verified buyers are first in line when new inventory matches their exchange.
How it works
Browse free. Unlock with an NDA.
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Browse the financials
Price, cap rate, size, and year built are public on every listing. No account needed to look.
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Verify your exchange
Create a free buyer profile with your exchange criteria. Verification keeps the marketplace serious and broker-friendly.
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Sign the NDA, see everything
A per-deal confidentiality agreement unlocks the address, photos, and diligence documents, and connects you to the listing broker.
FAQ
Common questions
How do I see the address and photos for multifamily properties in Austin?
Every listing shows its financials publicly. Create a free buyer profile, verify your exchange, and sign a per-deal confidentiality agreement to unlock the address, photos, and diligence documents.
Are these Austin listings on the public listing sites?
No. Listings on Exchango are submitted directly by licensed brokers as off-market or pre-market deals. Most never appear on traditional listing sites.
Can I buy multifamily properties in Austin with a 1031 exchange?
Yes. Any real property held for investment or business use is like-kind under Section 1031, so you can sell one property type and exchange into multifamily properties while deferring capital gains tax.
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Austin retail properties
Strip centers, grocery-anchored retail, and pad sites. Tenant mix, lease rollover, and co-tenancy terms carry the underwriting, and every listing shows price, cap rate, and square footage before any confidentiality agreement.
Austin NNN properties
Single-tenant net lease with minimal management responsibility. NNN is the most common landing spot for exchangers leaving active management, and lease structure and cap rate are visible before the NDA.
Texas Multifamily statewide
Apartment communities and smaller unit-count deals. Unit count, occupancy, and year built are visible on every listing before the NDA, so you can screen against your exchange criteria quickly.
Dallas multifamily properties
Dallas and its northern suburbs, including Plano, Frisco, and McKinney, anchor one of the fastest-growing corporate relocation corridors in the country. Retail and net lease supply follows the rooftops north, and off-market deal flow is strongest where that growth is still ahead of the listing sites.
Fort Worth multifamily properties
Fort Worth and the Tarrant County cities around it, including Arlington and Mansfield, pair the Alliance logistics corridor with steady residential growth west of DFW airport. Broker-direct inventory here often trades before it ever reaches a public listing.
Houston multifamily properties
Houston supports one of the largest retail and net lease markets in the state on the back of its energy and medical employment base, with suburban growth in Katy, Sugar Land, Spring, and Pearland driving new demand.
San Antonio multifamily properties
San Antonio delivers stable tenancy from its military and healthcare employment base, with growth extending northeast along I-35 through Schertz and New Braunfels.