Could anyone name the most conservative places and neigbhorhoods to live in the austin area? (Spring: real estate, house)

[carolinajack]

thanks, i found so many houses in my budget in that area, and a realtor called me

[love roses]

Georgetown, Hutto, Taylor, Round Rock, Cedar Park...all Williamson County. I think there are more towns than that actually, but it's a start.

[carolinajack]

thank you

[texastrigirl]

Carolinajack, I lived in Circle C (Southwest Austin) and there are plenty of people like yourself living there. I would say my experience in surburban Austin is that most people are live and let live. I had church goers and non church goers on my street. Democrats and Republicans and everything in between. We all got along fine. I don't think you would be out of place in most of suburban Austin. Personal opinion but you should visit many areas of town to see what you like in terms of scenery. Even though Austin is "liberal" for Texas, it is not liberal like Boulder, CO or Berkeley, CA are liberal. I lived in the Boulder area for years and Austin is tame compared to it.

[love roses]

Here's what I found online regarding williamson county towns:

Anderson Mill
Andice
Bartlett
Beaukiss
Brushy Creek
Cedar Park
Circleville
Coupland
Florence
Friendship
Georgetown
Granger
Hare
Hoxie
Hutto
Jarrell
Jollyville
Jonah
Laneport
Leander
Liberty Hill
New Corn Hill
Noack
Rices Crossing
Round Rock
Sandoval
Schwertner
Serenada
Siloam
Sun City
Taylor
Theon
Thrall
Walburg
Walkerton
Waterloo
Weir
Whitestone

Neighborhoods, Subdivisions and Settlements (I think most of these listed are settlements, not neighborhoods or Subdivisions):

Berry's Creek
Beyersville
Corn Hill (outside of Georgetown, as is the town, New Corn Hill)
Elm Grove
Frame Switch (settlement between Hutto and Taylor. Has a Water Ski practice lake)
Green's Crossing
Hunt Crossing
Jinks Branch
Keelersville
Test-Linda 1 (?)
Test-Linda 2 (?)
Turkey Hollow
Type
Wuthrich Hill
Mozo
Norman
Norman's Crossing (between Hutto and Coupland)
North Georgetown
Pond Springs
Russell Crossing
Seward Junction
Shiloh
Structure

[EllenArlingtonPark]

Originally Posted by carolinajack

I know everyone here is progressive or moderate to dems or most are, can you tell me where the other side lives, the conservative areas of Austin, both in Austin city limits and outside?

I think that would be Williamson Couny; Round Rock and Georgetown.
The City of Austin is not conservative by any measure, neither is Travis County. Also Hays County would be considered conservative, aka rednecks of Central Texas.

[ccsmoove]

Whats the job market like in Austin Iam thinking about moving from maryland to Austin

[carolinajack]

thanks Texas girl--good advice, i have lived in many liberal and conservative places, and looking right now to move to a more conservative, family oriented place due to many factors but one big one is a young daughter

[mark311]

Just to add, while Georgetown is a good place to raise a family and is a more conservative area, it does come with less racial diversity.

These are the stats from City-Data:

* White Non-Hispanic (76.8%)
* Hispanic (18.1%)
* Other race (8.3%)
* Black (3.4%)
* Two or more races (1.8%)
* American Indian (0.7%)

[carolinajack]

that is even more awesome as we are an interracial/multiracial family with an asian daughter and it will be good to have values and diversity