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$599,000
4bd2ba2,484 sf
9602 Tea Rose TRL, Austin, TX, 78748
Brodie
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$531,000
3bd3ba1,788 sf
3000 Cohoba DR, Austin, TX, 78748
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$460,000
3bd2ba1,638 sf
3205 Grasshopper DR, Austin, TX, 78748
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$319,000
2bd3ba1,393 sf
9201 Brodie LN #902, Austin, TX, 78748
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$309,500
2bd2ba1,353 sf
9201 Brodie LN #1501, Austin, TX, 78748
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$280,000
2bd3ba1,334 sf
3101 Davis LN #8402, Austin, TX, 78748
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2bd3ba1,391 sf
9201 Brodie LN #2903, Austin, TX, 78748
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Market Overview for Brodie
There are 7 active listings in Brodie with a median list price of $319K and a median sold price of $405K.
Homes average 54 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 3 homes have sold, with 33 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $241.
About Brodie
Brodie is a collection of residential subdivisions along the Brodie Lane corridor in southwest Austin, Travis County. The area runs along Brodie Lane between approximately William Cannon Drive to the north and West Slaughter Lane to the south, with MoPac Expressway (Loop 1) to the west and Manchaca Road to the east. The small incorporated city of Sunset Valley (population 683 per the 2020 Census, incorporated in 1954) sits along the northern edge of the corridor.
The Brodie area developed over several decades. Shady Hollow, one of the larger sub-communities, began construction in the 1970s with newer sections continuing through the early 2000s. Brodie Springs, a 114-home community built by Grand Haven Homes and Taylor Morrison between 2006 and 2012, features homes ranging from approximately 2,597 to 5,350 square feet. Brodie Heights, a condominium development by D.R. Horton established in 2007, adds a townhome option to the corridor. The housing stock across the broader area includes single-family homes, condominiums, and townhomes spanning construction eras from the 1970s through the 2010s.
There is no single HOA for the entire Brodie area. Individual sub-communities maintain their own associations — Brodie Springs has a dedicated HOA, and Estates of Shady Hollow has a separate HOA. HOA requirements and fees vary by sub-community. The City of Austin has a Brodie Lane Preliminary Engineering Report underway as part of the BSW Corridors mobility study, focused on improving traffic flow and multimodal access along the corridor.
Living in Brodie
H-E-B operates a grocery store at 6900 Brodie Lane (open daily) and a second location at 5800 West Slaughter Lane, providing convenient access from both the northern and southern ends of the corridor. Southpark Meadows, a large open-air shopping center at 9500 South I-35, has more than 85 retailers and 30 restaurants including Target, Best Buy, Barnes and Noble, and Cinemark theaters. Sunset Valley Village at 5601 Brodie Lane provides additional neighborhood retail.
Brodie is served by Austin Independent School District. The area feeds into James Bowie High School, one of the larger comprehensive high schools in Austin ISD. Austin ISD is implementing boundary changes for the 2026-27 school year, so buyers should confirm current school assignments with the AISD School Finder for a specific address.
MoPac Expressway (Loop 1) provides north-south highway access to downtown Austin, approximately ten miles north. CapMetro Route 318 serves the Slaughter Lane corridor, Route 333 runs along William Cannon Drive, and Route 10 connects to Southpark Meadows. St. David's South Austin Medical Center, a 368-bed acute care facility, and Ascension Seton Southwest Hospital, with a Level 4 trauma center, are both within a short drive.