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Jamie Austin — Homes for Sale in Orange County
From Seal Beach to Dana Point, browse current listings across Orange County — or reach out directly. In today's competitive market, an experienced local agent is worth their weight in gold, and Jamie is easily reachable every step of the way.
Why Buyers Choose Jamie
Local Knowledge, City by City
Orange County isn't one market — it's dozens of them, each with its own rhythm, price point, and unwritten rules. Jamie has spent 23 years learning them city by city, block by block, so you're working with someone who actually knows the ground you're standing on — not just the comps.
In a market this competitive, an experienced agent is worth their weight in gold — someone who knows how to get homes sold and offers accepted. Jamie is easily reachable throughout the process, and her team handles the details so everything moves as smoothly as possible. From the first showing to closing day, you're in great hands.
- Broker Associate · DRE #01407393
- 23 years in the Orange County market
- Keller Williams Luxury International
Start Your Search in These Orange County Cities
Not just names on a map — Jamie knows these neighborhoods block by block, and brings that local knowledge to every offer she helps write.
Costa Mesa
Known for hosting the OC Fair every year — and more Michelin restaurants per capita than anywhere else in Orange County — Costa Mesa is a fantastic place to live. Just up from PCH with ocean views, I sold 1040 Leece Drive, right next to the old Banning Ranch, the largest remaining piece of undeveloped land in Southern California.
Newport Beach
Catch a ferry from Balboa Island to the Balboa Peninsula and go whale watching or pub crawling. Crystal Cove has some of the best ocean hiking trails in the city, and renting a Duffy to explore the bay's drive-up restaurants is a must — some of the best food with a water view anywhere. I personally love Nobu on the Balboa Peninsula, right by Lido Island. For a fun afternoon, check out Billy's, and for the most beautiful outdoor mall, Fashion Island — grab lunch at RH Ocean, where the views are stunning. Just up from Fashion Island, I sold 43 Anjou in Newport Coast, another coveted pocket.
Corona del Mar
One of the quaintest beachside towns, Corona del Mar is known for its flower streets and walkable neighborhoods — a truly cute enclave. Grab a cocktail at the Quiet Woman, where it isn't so quiet, and visit their small public beach, which I go to all the time.
Laguna Beach
Laguna Beach is a historic artist colony boasting over 100 art galleries packed into its compact 9.1-square-mile radius. Supported by a city that sees over 6 million tourists annually, these galleries thrive alongside world-renowned outdoor festivals and the historic Laguna Art Museum. Don't miss the Pageant of the Masters, where every year a classical painting or work of art comes to life on stage, recreated by actors.
Huntington Beach
Known for wide beaches and its nickname 'Surf City,' Huntington Beach has plenty to do — it's one of the only cities along the Pacific Coast with a true dog beach. The Hyatt on PCH is an excellent wedding venue and even provides beach chairs and towels for traveling guests, and The Sandbar has some of the best local Mexican food anywhere in the OC.
Dana Point
Known as the whale-watching capital of the world, Dana Point offers year-round activities to see them. The city recently received a $600 million infusion to revamp its famous marina with a much-needed facelift. The Lantern District is a lovely, walkable place to spend an afternoon shopping, and one of my favorite pizza spots is Truly Pizza on Del Prado Avenue.
Seal Beach
Known for its quietly tucked-away neighborhoods and a charming coastal shopping district, Seal Beach is a local favorite. Check out The Hangout, a local staple.