Seaholm District
A transformed power plant district offering luxury waterfront living at the western edge of downtown.
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About the Seaholm District
The Seaholm District is built around the historic Seaholm Power Plant, which has been reimagined as a mixed-use development featuring restaurants, retail, and office space. This walkable neighborhood along the western shore of Lady Bird Lake combines industrial heritage with contemporary luxury. Residents enjoy immediate access to the hike-and-bike trail, Trader Joe's, and some of Austin's best dining, all within a quieter, more residential feel than other downtown districts.
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District Info
Condo Buildings in Seaholm District
5 buildings in this district
The Independent
301 West Ave
Seaholm Residences
222 West Ave
Austin Proper Residences
202 Nueces St
360 Condominiums
360 Nueces St
Spring Condominiums
300 Bowie St
What the numbers show across Seaholm District, based on closed sales.
Across 5 buildings with recent activity, closed sales over the last 12 months ran a median of $711/SF (roughly $601–$1,520/SF building to building). 52 units are listed now against 77 sales in that span, leaving about 8.1 months of supply — a balanced market.
Median $/SF
$711
HOA $/SF
$0.94
Closed
77
Active now
52
Median Days on Market
50 days
Months Supply
8.1
Balanced market
These are the headline numbers for Seaholm District. The real story is in the details: which buildings, floors, and views move the price, and how a specific unit stacks up. Let's dig in together.
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As Seen In Field Notes
- Commercial Update, August Market Report, & Off-MarketsRead →
What’s the latest on all the new commercial space in downtown Austin?Republic Tower signed two new leases that puts the new tower at 73% leased. Waterline...
- Downtown Austin Condo Market Report: August 2026Read →
Downtown closings fell 31.6% in August from a year ago. Pricing on the rolling 12-month line is still soft, down 3.6% from a year ago.
- Boomtown Again, City Bikes are Back, & Off-MarketsRead →
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- Last of the Supply, I-35 Mobility Feedback, & Off-MarketsRead →
What’s up with all the vacant residential high-rises?The last two new residential construction projects have begun leasing. The Waterline and The Travis...
- Downtown Austin Condo Market Report: July 2026Read →
Downtown recorded 25 condo closings in July. Pricing on the rolling 12-month line is still soft, down 5.0% from a year ago.
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