Locations

At Unicorn Moving & Storage, we’re proud to call Austin, Texas, home, and even prouder to help our customers settle into this busy, fast-growing city. With decades of experience navigating Austin’s unique neighborhoods, bustling streets, and historic communities, our team has the local knowledge and dedication needed to make every move smooth and stress-free.

Austin is known for its world-class live music scene, thriving tech industry, and lifestyle that combines urban charm with outdoor adventure. From the iconic Texas State Capitol to the trails around Lady Bird Lake, it’s no wonder so many people are choosing to make their move here. 

Whether you’re relocating to a downtown condo, a family home in Westlake, or a lakeside retreat near Lake Travis, Unicorn Moving & Storage is here to deliver expert service with a personal touch. Our team knows Austin, and we know how to move it.

Unicorn Moving & Storage proudly serves all of Austin, from the iconic skyline of Downtown Austin to the tree-lined streets of the richest neighborhoods in Austin and the fast-growing suburbs beyond. Our team understands the challenges and logistics of moving across each part of this diverse and dynamic city. These are a few of the key Austin neighborhoods we serve.

Downtown Austin (78701): This vibrant hub is filled with high-rise condos, walkable streets, and endless entertainment options. Enjoy concerts on Sixth Street, paddleboarding on Lady Bird Lake, or working in one of the city’s many tech startup offices.

West Campus (78705): The heart of student life near UT Austin. Lively and youthful, this area is packed with cafes, bookstores, and apartments. Expect housing options such as student apartments and shared houses.

Tarrytown (78703): This leafy neighborhood is one of the richest neighborhoods in Austin. Close to Lake Austin and downtown, it offers luxurious single-family homes, quiet streets, and amazing schools.

West Lake Hills (78746): West Lake Hills is a prestigious suburb offering hill country views and a laid-back lifestyle. Known for sprawling estates, gated communities, and proximity to top-rated Eanes ISD schools, this neighborhood is a favorite among families.

Holly (78702): Holly is located in East Austin and is both trendy and walkable. This area is popular among creatives and young professionals and offers lakefront trails, coffee shops, and a mix of old Austin homes and sleek new builds.

Zilker (78704): Known for its proximity to Zilker Park and Barton Springs, this green, laid-back area hosts the ACL Festival and offers a mix of bungalows and new construction homes.

Brentwood (78756): A peaceful residential area with retro charm. Great for families and professionals. Housing includes 1940s-60s ranch homes and recent remodels.

Austin’s strong economy and growing tech scene have driven steady income growth across the city. The median household income is $91,461, with higher averages in upscale areas like West Lake Hills and Tarrytown. Meanwhile, revitalizing districts like East Austin and South Congress are seeing rising incomes as new businesses and residents move in.

That said, income distribution varies widely between neighborhoods, with economic disparities still present, especially in historically underserved areas. As Austin utilities and housing costs continue to climb alongside population, understanding these income trends can help families and professionals choose the right place to live for their budget.

Austin is home to a wide variety of high-quality schools, from top-rated public and private institutions to renowned higher education opportunities.

Austin is served by several top-tier Austin school districts, with Austin ISD being the largest and most well-known. Notable public schools include Lamar Middle School, McCallum High School, and Lake Travis High School in the nearby suburbs. These schools are recognized for their strong academic performance and excellent college readiness programs.

For families seeking private education, Austin offers a wide variety of options. St. Stephen’s Episcopal School and The Austin Waldorf School provide rigorous academics, while The Griffin School is a popular choice for those seeking a more personalized college-prep experience.

Austin is home to several top-rated universities and colleges. The University of Texas at Austin is one of the largest public universities in the country, known for its diverse programs and research opportunities. Other higher education institutions include St. Edward’s University, a private liberal arts college, and Austin Community College, which provides affordable options for continuing education and technical training.

Austin has several options for transit throughout the city and to other cities near Austin.

The CapMetro bus system provides extensive coverage throughout the city, while the MetroRail offers a convenient rail service connecting downtown Austin to suburban areas. In addition, Austin is a bike-friendly city with Bikeshare Austin, allowing people to rent bikes for short trips.

Austin is well-connected by several major highways. I-35 is the main artery running through downtown, linking Austin to Dallas to the north and San Antonio to the south. Other important routes include the Mopac Expressway, which helps ease traffic congestion in Central Austin, and the U.S. Highway 290, which leads west toward the Texas Hill Country and east toward Houston.

The Texas State Capitol is an iconic symbol of the state’s history and political significance. Located in downtown Austin, this stunning building offers free guided tours, giving visitors a deep dive into Texas’ legislative history and gorgeous architecture. The surrounding grounds provide a peaceful area for a stroll, featuring statues, gardens, and views of the city.

Perhaps the most well-known Austin park, Zilker Metropolitan Park spans 350 acres and offers something for everyone. The park is home to the famous Barton Springs Pool, a natural spring-fed pool that remains cool all year round. Visitors can also enjoy hiking, picnicking, or kayaking on Lady Bird Lake.

South Congress Avenue, or SoCo, is Austin’s most popular shopping district. Lined with trendy boutiques, cute shops, and iconic restaurants like Amy’s Ice Creams and Guero’s Taco Bar, the area offers a fun mix of old Austin charm and new trends. Don’t miss the area’s mural-lined walls and live music venues.

Located in the heart of downtown, Lady Bird Lake offers both natural beauty and outdoor recreation. With a beautiful 10-mile trail around the lake, visitors can walk, run, or bike while enjoying views of the Austin skyline and surrounding greenery. 

The Bullock Texas State History Museum offers a look at Texas’ history and heritage. The museum is home to a wide variety of exhibits, including displays of the state’s early days, famous figures, and the growth of its iconic industries. Located just north of the Texas State Capitol, it’s a great spot for history buffs.

For a true taste of Austin’s live music and nightlife scene, head over to the Broken Spoke, a legendary honky-tonk bar that’s been featuring country music and dancing since 1964. This Austin venue is where locals and visitors alike gather to experience authentic Texas country music and enjoy classic Southern food and drinks.