621 E 3rd St #1-ID212, Austin, TX 78701
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621 E 3rd St #1-ID212
Austin, TX 78701

Downtown

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    About this House

    621 E 3rd St #1-ID212 is in the Downtown neighborhood in Austin, TX and in ZIP code 78701.
    621 E 3rd St #1-ID212, Austin, TX 78701 is a unknown in Downtown. More recently, it was listed as a rental in July 2024 with an asking price of $3,280 per month. That rental listing was removed on July 30, 2024. It is currently off market. The Trulia Estimate rent is $2,407/month.

    Home Details for 621 E 3rd St #1-ID212

    Property Information

    Property Type / Style
    Property Type: Unknown

    Price History for 621 E 3rd St #1-ID212

    DatePriceEventSource
    07/30/2024ListingRemovedZillow Rentals
    07/24/2024$3,190PriceChange
    Zillow Rentals
    07/18/2024$3,350PriceChange
    Zillow Rentals
    07/17/2024$3,080PriceChange
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    07/10/2024$3,280Listed For RentZillow Rentals
    06/19/2024ListingRemovedZillow Rentals
    06/19/2024$3,010PriceChange
    Zillow Rentals
    06/14/2024$3,720PriceChange
    Zillow Rentals
    06/06/2024$3,010PriceChange
    Zillow Rentals
    06/04/2024$2,970PriceChange
    Zillow Rentals
    05/28/2024$2,810PriceChange
    Zillow Rentals
    05/26/2024$2,870PriceChange
    Zillow Rentals
    05/24/2024$3,510PriceChange
    Zillow Rentals
    05/21/2024$2,850PriceChange
    Zillow Rentals
    04/30/2024$3,580Listed For RentZillow Rentals
    10/24/2023ListingRemovedZillow Rentals
    10/23/2023$3,000Listed For RentZillow Rentals

    Market trends in Downtown

    Last updated June 2026
    Buyer'sMarketSeller'sMarket
    Avg. sale price
    $565K
    $20K    MoM
    Sale-to-List Price
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    Price per sq ft
    $656
    $6    MoM
    Available listings
    269
    5    MoM
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    Comparable Sales for 621 E 3rd St #1-ID212

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    Distance
    Property Type
    Sold Price
    Sold Date
    Bed
    Bath
    Sqft
    610 Davis St #2908, Austin, TX
    0.21
    Single-Family Home
    -
    10/01/25
    2
    2
    1,174
    84 East Ave #3404, Austin, TX
    0.24
    Single-Family Home
    -
    02/05/26
    1
    1
    892
    1006 E Cesar Chavez St, Austin, TX
    0.28
    Single-Family Home
    -
    06/23/26
    -
    1,802
    1005 Holly St, Austin, TX
    0.46
    Single-Family Home
    -
    05/15/26
    2
    1,248
    1302 Garden St, Austin, TX
    0.51
    Single-Family Home
    -
    05/15/26
    2
    1
    1,044
    85 Navasota St, Austin, TX
    0.53
    Single-Family Home
    -
    04/01/26
    1
    1,026
    1309 Garden St, Austin, TX
    0.54
    Single-Family Home
    -
    09/18/25
    2
    2
    1,001
    1210 Holly St, Austin, TX
    0.54
    Single-Family Home
    -
    12/05/25
    2
    2.5
    895
    1205 E 9th St, Austin, TX
    0.61
    Single-Family Home
    -
    08/11/25
    3
    3
    2,104
    1401 Holly St #A, Austin, TX
    0.63
    Single-Family Home
    -
    01/16/26
    3
    2.5
    2,122

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    Assigned Schools

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    Neighborhood Overview

    Downtown
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    What Locals Say about Downtown

    At least 171 Trulia users voted on each feature.

    • 90 % Say it's dog friendly

    • 88 % Say there are sidewalks

    • 76 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

    • 74 % Say people would walk alone at night

    • 72 % Say streets are well-lit

    • 66 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

    • 64 % Say there's holiday spirit

    • 58 % Say car is needed

    • 57 % Say parking is easy

    • 54 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

    • 52 % Say it's quiet

    • 45 % Say neighbors are friendly

    • 43 % Say yards are well-kept

    • 39 % Say there are community events

    • 36 % Say kids play outside

    • 29 % Say there's wildlife

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    • Seneca Elizabeth
      "I just came to attend a concert. Will be leaving on Monday. Interesting architecture. And lots of different restaurants. Short freeway ride from the airport."
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    • Katy Glazebrook
      "Several events, fairs, music venues, bars, and restaurants. Always a concert or free events going on. "
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    • Trulia User
      "I work and live downtown, I pretty much walk everywhere. Everything I need is within a couple miles."
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    • Shane H.
      "Non-existent. My office is less than a mile away. I can carpool or walk with no issues. Never worried about traffic or anything."
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    • Shane H.
      "Generally less kids around. Mostly younger professionals working in and around downtown. Not the most kid friendly scene."
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    • Alon Z.
      "Austin high school nearby, several elementary schools and ACC in the area. Also have the hike and bike trail and Texas rowing center along the trail"
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    • Anthony M.
      "Real old Austin feel. Multiple bus routes. close to shopping, good bars and restaurants. farmers market being built nearby. "
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    • Stephen M.
      "We live in the Seaholm area near the Trader Joe’s. There is a common area in this development with turf grass for kids to run around. "
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    • Jeffrey G.
      "Not a lot of kids in the neighborhood. Mostly couples with dogs or very young kids. Changing area with amenities starting to arrive. "
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    • Victor B.
      "Lots of homeless people and high crime rates are the norm around here. Friday and Saturday nights get crazy around here so be ready for that."
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    • Micah
      "It’s in the perfect location for all types of food clubs parks and just in the hub perfect area to be accessible to anything you might want to do And being with you is breathtaking"
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    • Analiciam92
      "I wouldn’t take my kids downtown Austin too much a lot of homeless people- some have outburst or get upset if you don’t give them what they ask for-or they get into it over jealousy- aside from all that there are a lot of bars don’t bring your kiddos at night especially anyways if u like fun party type downtown austin is for u "
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    • Nicole M. M.
      "Walking distance to all the things Austin has to offer. Perfect for folks working downtown, single and young professionals. "
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    • Melissa R.
      "I live in a suburban area in central (coastal) CA. Commute is 9.5 miles and it takes about 15 minutes by car or 45 minutes by bike."
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    • Matty D.
      "6th street and congress street and all the theaters and restaurants and bars that are available. Derp. "
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    • Eastgaboy
      "Amazing family friendly area! Our kids play with many of the kids in the neighborhood. Families hang out together and eat together. This is a great location for young families. There are many family events downtown like first Friday and many others every month."
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    • Don
      "You can walk to everything. Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, bars, restuarants, movie theaters, shops. The life style is hard to beat."
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    • Don
      "Downtown. Walk to the Farmer’s Market, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, dozens of restaurants and movie theaters."
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    • Joep v. L.
      "I sold my house in Austin and now lease short term downtown - the best place on earth. You can swim, row, bike, walk and go out for lunch dinner & drinks"
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    • Joeadamsen
      "west downtown Austin is great. it feels like a neighborhood but you are only a block away from the city. "
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    • Matt C.
      "Austin has one of the friendliest downtown areas for dog owners in the U.S. I've never seen so many places that are accommodating to animals, providing water, bowls, and even treats in some places."
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    • Krishna K.
      "For dog owners like me, it's not advisable to live downtown. Not enough walking paths for pets."
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    • Kay A.
      "While there are places to walk, it IS an urban area."
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    • Anna D.
      "The apartments are small, but there are so many dog parks, dog stores, and parks. There's tons of green space where you can take your dog."
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    • Heather M.
      "Many people living downtown have dogs, so there's always company when you're walking your pet. There are handy places for pets to board and be groomed within walking distance."
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    • Tabitha E.
      "Busy and lively. There are lots of job opportunities here, so therefore lots of people to interact with."
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    • Yuxi L.
      "Downtown Austin is a mix of small-town feel with big-town attractions. We love our local establishments. It's easy to walk around, with green spaces scattered all over. And local bands play every week. We have new buildings constantly going up and festivals happening all year round. The downtown scene is changing dramatically, bringing in new concepts next to old standbys."
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    • Heather M.
      "Everything I need is within walking distance, and there's plenty to do."
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    • Anna D.
      "It is very walkable—urban mixed with nature. It is very convenient to get in and out of."
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    • John B.
      "New and trendy restaurants and bars are everywhere. The hike and bike trail along the lake is great. Plenty of things to do, no matter what mood you're in."
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    • Amy C.
      "Downtown is where everything happens. It's a nice balance of culture, music, and business—as well as government. The University of Texas is also just north of downtown, so that adds another dimension to this area."
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    • Matt C.
      "Downtown is busy and getting busier as more and more companies move here. Downtown does have good access to get north, south, east, and west. Traffic is pretty normal for a big city with 1 million + people. I moved here from California, and Austin is still better than that (SF area, LA area, San Diego, etc.)."
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    • John B.
      "Easy if you are going north on I-35 in the morning. Coming into downtown at 5 pm, forget about it, not happening."
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    • Heather M.
      "Traffic can be bad, but I work only about 25 blocks from my home so I have it easy."
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    • Jordan H.
      "Very easy. As long as there isn't construction, everything is smooth."
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    • Heather M.
      "There's plenty for kids to do, including lots of action at the new downtown library and the skate park."
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    • Ben E.
      "It's more of an adult location than for children. "
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