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About Kyle
Kyle is a fast-growing city on Interstate 35 in Hays County, part of the Austin metro in Central Texas. It sits about 20 miles south of downtown Austin and 8 miles north of San Marcos. The town was founded as a railroad stop in 1880, and its old downtown is still standing. Around it are newer master-planned neighborhoods, a working I-35 job corridor and the title of official Pie Capital of Texas. Kyle grew from 28,016 residents in 2010 to 45,697 in 2020, and a 2024 estimate puts it near 65,800. Kyle suits buyers who want newer construction and real choice in a market that currently gives buyers room to negotiate, with Austin, San Marcos and the Hill Country within easy reach.
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$740,000
4 Beds 4.5 Baths 3,411 SqFt
209 Tumbling Creek RUN, Kyle, TX 78640
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Living in Kyle
- Hays CISD (school district) — Kyle's public school district. It runs 28 campuses across more than 221 square miles of north-central Hays County.
- City of Kyle Parks and Trails — The city's 749-acre park system, including Lake Kyle and Gregg-Clarke Park, with more than 11 miles of trails such as Plum Creek Trail.
- Kyle Area Chamber of Commerce and Visitor's Bureau — Based on Center Street downtown. Offers a local business directory, a community events calendar and visitor information for the Kyle area.
- Claiborne Kyle Log House — A rare four-pen dogtrot log home built in 1850 that still stands on its original site. It is on the National Register and reopened to visitors in 2026.
- Plum Creek Golf Course — An 18-hole public championship course in Kyle, spread over more than 200 acres, with lessons and a driving range.
The vibe
Kyle sits where the Balcones Escarpment meets the Blackland Prairie. Historically there was farming to the east and ranching to the west, and you can still see that split in the land. The Blanco River runs along the western side of the city, and the central and eastern parts drain toward Plum Creek, so the landscape shifts from gentle prairie to the first rises of the Hill Country. Most homes are newer. Master-planned subdivisions and builder communities have filled the old pastureland around I-35 and FM 1626, and nearly half of the homes for sale here are builder listings. Closer to the center, downtown keeps older homes and storefronts near the original townsite.
Kyle's history is right on the surface. The town was laid out in 1880, when David E. Moore and Fergus Kyle deeded 200 acres to the International-Great Northern Railroad, and lots were auctioned under what is still called the Kyle Auction Oak. Fergus Kyle's daughter, Mary Kyle Hartson, was elected mayor in 1937 by a write-in vote. In the early 1940s Kyle was noted as the only Texas town with an all-woman government. Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Katherine Anne Porter spent her childhood here, and her home on Center Street is now a literary center that hosts readings by visiting writers.
The pace is a mix of commuter town and small-town Texas. Weekdays run on I-35 and the big retail and medical districts along it. Downtown is slower, with the restored railroad depot and heritage center and the Texas Pie Company on West Center Street, which anchors the town's pie identity. In 2021 the Texas Legislature designated Kyle the official Pie Capital of Texas. Pie in the Sky, the city's Labor Day hot air balloon festival at Lake Kyle, has been a signature event, so check the city calendar for the current year's plans.
Market snapshot
As of September 2026, Kyle's housing market favors buyers who come prepared. In the 90 days ending September 20, 2026, 369 homes closed in Kyle at a median sale price of $307,000, down from $324,000 in the same stretch of 2025. The median price was $165 per square foot, and half the homes went under contract within 57 days. Sellers collected 94.7 percent of their original asking price. New construction drove the market. The 220 new-build closings had a median of $330,000, compared with $285,900 for 149 resales. On September 21, 2026, Kyle had 598 homes for sale, 278 of them builder listings. That is about 4.9 months of inventory, against 5.6 for the Austin metro, and 371 of those listings were priced below their original ask. A separate six-month tally updated in October 2026 found a median closing price of $299,960 and $165 per square foot.
The bigger trend is a steady correction. The full-year median was $355,731 in 2024 and $332,040 in 2025. For Luxury & Residential buyers, Kyle's upper tier is a small share of a market that is mostly entry-level and mid-range. We could not source a separate figure for the high end, so we price those homes one property at a time against recent comparable sales. Because builders hold such a large share of inventory, compare incentives on new homes against resale values in the same neighborhood before making an offer.
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Amenities
Kyle is served by Hays Consolidated ISD. The district earned a B, with a score of 81 out of 100, in the Texas Education Agency's 2025-26 accountability ratings, its fifth straight B. Individual campus ratings vary, so check the assigned schools and their ratings for any specific address. Lake Kyle Park on Lehman Road is the city's largest developed park at 118.4 acres. It has a 12.5-acre lake for catch-and-release fishing, a fishing dock, an inclusive playground, more than two miles of hiking trails, and a trailhead for the Plum Creek Trail. Plum Creek Golf Course is in town. Lockhart State Park and Pedernales Falls State Park are within an hour's drive for camping, swimming and river days. Downtown has the Kyle Railroad Depot and Heritage Center, the Katherine Anne Porter Literary Center and the Texas Pie Company. H-E-B Plus and the retail districts along I-35 cover everyday shopping.
The biggest employers include Hays CISD, Ascension Seton Hays, Tesla, Amazon and FedEx, and Ascension Seton Hays has made Kyle a growing medical hub. For commuting, Kyle is about 7 miles from the Austin city limits and roughly 20 miles from downtown Austin. It is 8 miles from San Marcos and 39 miles from the San Antonio city limits. Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is about 25 miles away and San Antonio International about 52. I-35, FM 150 and FM 1626 all run inside the city limits, and State Highway 45 is about 9 miles away. The Austin-San Antonio stretch of I-35 is one of the most congested in the country, so plan your commute by time of day.
Kyle FAQs
How is the Kyle real estate market right now?
In the last 30 days, 10 homes sold in Kyle, up from 7 in the 30 days before. 146 active listings were on the market in that time. Source: the Legacy Broker Group market report for Kyle, MLS data as of November 13, 2026.
What is the median sale price of homes in Kyle?
Over the last 30 days, the median sale price of homes in Kyle was $336,500, across 10 sales. Source: the Legacy Broker Group market report for Kyle, MLS data as of November 13, 2026.
What is the median list price of homes in Kyle?
Over the last 30 days, the median list price of homes in Kyle was $374,445. Source: the Legacy Broker Group market report for Kyle, MLS data as of November 13, 2026.
How long do homes take to sell in Kyle?
Over the last 30 days, the median time on the market for homes in Kyle was 138 days, against 147 days in the 30 days before. Source: the Legacy Broker Group market report for Kyle, MLS data as of November 13, 2026.
How can I get the Kyle market report every month?
Open the Kyle TX Market Report on our Market Reports page (legacybrokergroup.com/market-report-collection/) and choose Subscribe to the report. It is our own report, built from MLS data, and it comes to your inbox each month.
What county is Kyle, Texas in?
Kyle is in Hays County, in the Austin metro area of Central Texas. It sits on Interstate 35 between Austin and San Marcos, in the northeastern part of the county.
How far is Kyle from Austin and San Antonio?
Kyle is about 7 miles from the Austin city limits and roughly 20 miles south of downtown Austin. It is 8 miles north of San Marcos and about 39 miles from the San Antonio city limits, all along I-35.
Why is Kyle called the Pie Capital of Texas?
In 2021 the Texas Legislature designated Kyle the official Pie Capital of Texas. The Texas Pie Company on West Center Street downtown is at the center of that identity, and the city has built pie-themed events around it.
What school district serves homes in Kyle?
Most of Kyle is served by Hays Consolidated ISD, which earned a B (81 out of 100) in the Texas Education Agency's 2025-26 ratings. Campus ratings vary, so confirm the assigned schools for any specific address before you buy.
Are there a lot of new construction homes for sale in Kyle?
Yes. In September 2026 builder listings made up nearly half of the homes for sale in Kyle, and new builds accounted for most recent closings. Compare builder incentives against resales in the same neighborhood before you choose.
Where can I fish, hike or get outdoors in Kyle?
Lake Kyle Park is the city's largest developed park, with a 12.5-acre lake for catch-and-release fishing, more than two miles of hiking trails and access to the Plum Creek Trail. Plum Creek Golf Course is in town, and Lockhart and Pedernales Falls state parks are within an hour.
What is there to see in historic downtown Kyle?
Downtown has the Kyle Railroad Depot and Heritage Center, the Kyle Auction Oak, where the first town lots were sold in 1880, and the Katherine Anne Porter Literary Center in the writer's childhood home. Leave time for a slice at the Texas Pie Company.
Who are the major employers in Kyle, Texas?
The largest employers include Hays CISD, Ascension Seton Hays, Tesla, Amazon and FedEx. Many residents also commute north to Austin or south to San Marcos.
How close is Kyle to a major airport?
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is about 25 miles from Kyle, and San Antonio International is about 52 miles. San Marcos Regional Airport is about 12 miles away.
Does Legacy Broker Group help buyers looking for homes in Kyle?
Yes. Legacy Broker Group's Luxury & Residential agents serve Kyle from our Boerne office. Reach out through the Boerne location page, and an agent can walk you through current listings and recent comparable sales.
Market and community sections reviewed 2026-11-11.