Where Innovation, Sports, and Suburban Excellence Converge
Round Rock is one of Texas’s great suburban success stories — home to Dell Technologies’ global headquarters, the Triple-A Round Rock Express, and some of the highest-rated schools in the nation. Located 20 miles north of Austin, it offers families and professionals Austin’s energy and opportunity without its traffic or price tag. Round Rock’s consistent delivery on livability has earned it national recognition year after year.
Round Rock’s mature, competitive housing market offers deep inventory across all price tiers — from 1980s starter homes to luxury new-construction. Prices reflect desirability but remain more accessible than comparable Austin zip codes. Contact Sujin Park Henson at StarPointe Realty for expert guidance in this dynamic market.
Round Rock consistently delivers an exceptional suburban lifestyle — immaculate parks, competitive youth sports, a thriving dining scene, and community events that fill calendars year-round. Whether you are a tech professional, a transitioning veteran, or a growing family, Round Rock consistently delivers at every stage.
La Frontera Village, the Dell Diamond district, and corridors along US-79 offer hundreds of dining options. Round Rock Premium Outlets and Stone Hill Town Center anchor retail. Dell Diamond hosts Express games, concerts, and community events year-round. Round Rock Donuts — famous since 1926 for giant orange donuts — is a cultural institution.
Old Settlers Park spans 640 acres with sports complexes, trails, and playgrounds. Rock’N River Water Park provides summer fun. Brushy Creek Regional Trail connects neighborhoods across miles of greenway. The city’s extensive parks system supports every outdoor activity from disc golf to competitive youth athletics.
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*Data sourced from U.S. Census Bureau and current market reports.
Round Rock’s economy is anchored by Dell Technologies, which employs tens of thousands in its global headquarters campus. Healthcare (St. David’s Medical Center), education (RRISD), retail, and technology round out a highly diversified employment base. Many residents commute to Apple, Samsung, Tesla, and other Austin-area tech employers.
Round Rock ISD is consistently ranked among the best school districts in Texas and nationally, with multiple high schools offering exceptional academic and extracurricular programs.
(PreK–5th)
Consistently top-rated elementary in Round Rock ISD.
(6th-8th)
Highly rated; strong STEM integration.
(9th–12th)
Nationally ranked; famous for robotics, academic decathlon, and AP enrollment.
(9th–12th)
Strong athletics, fine arts, and IB program offerings.
(9th–12th)
Highly regarded campus with diverse program offerings.
Higher Education
Medical and graduate programs with research presence in Round Rock.
Somewhat walkable near major retail corridors; neighborhoods car-dependent
Good trail connectivity via Brushy Creek Regional Trail network
Capital Metro bus and express service to Austin; improving coverage
20 min to Austin via I-35; 45 min to Fort Hood
640-acre multi-use park — the crown jewel of Round Rock's parks system.
Triple-A baseball stadium hosting Express games, concerts, and events
Major outlet mall with 100+ brands just off I-35.
City water park with slides, lazy river, and splash areas.
Miles of paved trails connecting neighborhoods across the city.
Iconic since 1926 — the giant orange donut is a civic institution.
Round Rock’s established neighborhoods and newer master-planned communities offer something for every buyer profile and lifestyle.
Round Rock is home to a growing and accomplished veteran community, particularly among those who have transitioned into Austin’s tech sector at Dell, Apple, Samsung, and dozens of defense contractors with area operations. The Williamson County Veterans Service Office and Austin VA Health Care System serve the area comprehensively. Round Rock’s Chamber and Austin Chamber maintain active veteran hiring initiatives, and organizations like American Corporate Partners connect veterans with mentors at major local employers to support successful civilian career transitions.