New Braunfels Real Estate | Elite Living Realty
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New Braunfels

A fast-growing Hill Country hub blending German heritage with lively river culture. Suburban comfort, abundant parks, dining, and above-average schools centered around the Comal & Guadalupe rivers.

Avg. Asking Price $1,725,699 (+262.1% YoY) Active Listings 1,620 New Listings 385
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Competitiveness

Homes near the rivers and in Gruene draw high interest; broader suburbs remain steady. Expect varied days-on-market by micro-area and property condition.
River Proximity Historic District Demand Suburban Inventory

Schools

Served by New Braunfels ISD & Comal ISD. Public HS options include New Braunfels HS, Canyon HS, and Memorial Early College HS. Private options include New Braunfels Christian Academy and Calvary Baptist Academy.
NBISD Comal ISD Private Options

Risk Snapshot

River-adjacent parcels can see seasonal crowding and potential flood considerations; verify elevation, drainage, and insurance. Standard suburban risk elsewhere.
River Zones Insurance Review Inspection Ready

Area Highlights

Gruene Historic District, Schlitterbahn, tubing on the Comal & Guadalupe, Wurstfest & Wassailfest, Sophienburg Museum, quick access to SA & Austin.
Gruene Hall Schlitterbahn Tubing

About New Braunfels

Founded in 1845 by Prince Carl of Solms-Braunfels, the city grew around Comal Springs and German immigration—today a vibrant Hill Country destination.

Gruene Historic District

Once a cotton-era village with its own bank, post office, and gristmill—now a National Register district anchored by the iconic Gruene Hall.

Education

  • Districts: NBISD & Comal ISD
  • Public HS: New Braunfels HS, Canyon HS, Memorial Early College HS
  • Private: New Braunfels Christian Academy, Calvary Baptist Academy

Recreation & Tourism

  • Festivals: Wurstfest, Wassailfest
  • Rivers: Comal & Guadalupe tubing and parks
  • Attractions: Schlitterbahn, Gruene Hall, historic downtown

History Snapshot

Established by the Adelsverein, with early infrastructure like the Zinkenburg and Sophienburg. By 1850, it ranked 4th-largest in Texas with a long-running German-English press.

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