Updated homes almost always sell the fastest and for the best price. If you’re thinking of selling soon, keep this in mind when setting your listing price. According to a survey published by The National Association of Realtors (NAR) the following are design styles in and Continue Reading
I’m bullish on the San Antonio real estate market. One reason is home prices. According to market reports, San Antonio area home prices continue to appreciate an average of six to ten percent on an annual basis. The October 2023 San Antonio Board of Realtors (SABOR) report Continue Reading
Writing is a challenge, skill, hobby I enjoy doing in my spare time. I have experience with many writing styles and applications - one is penning the blogs you read here. I’m fortunate to add another opportunity as staff writer for 78209 Magazine. It’s an excellent way to Continue Reading
I’ve had the privilege of helping active and veteran military clients buy or sell their homes. Working with these clients gave me a greater appreciation for their service and sacrifice to our country. I learned there are more unique moving parts for active military personnel Continue Reading
The latest stats from the San Antonio Board of Realtors (SABOR) show there’s a silver lining for sellers and buyers. The most recent SABOR data is from June 2023. On the seller side, the average price for a home is $395,534, which is reflects no change from June 2022. Continue Reading
I discovered a fun fact about a husband and wife who’s house I’m selling in Oakmont Estates, in a great location off Dezavala Rd., near I-10. Brian and Ludy Pangtay are long-time swing dancers. This was a neat coincidence because my wife and went to our first swing dance Continue Reading
With record setting heat indexes most of the summer, escaping to Golden, Colorado for a week was a treat. It got hot the last couple of days of our trip, but at least the mornings and evenings dipped into the upper 60’s. 4th of July Tradition Back home, a wonderful Continue Reading
With no relieve in sight from the triple digit temperatures it’s hard to grasp fall is just weeks ahead. Professional landscapers look for the signs of nature to know that a change is in the wind. Mike Draghici, owner of Texas Patio & Garden, looks for bee activity to Continue Reading
After a slow and limited start, Google Fiber is expanding its footprint into more San Antonio neighborhoods. But access to this technology comes with some growing pains. Google Fiber crews need to take over sometimes busy streets to bring fiber broadband to your home. I've Continue Reading
