So Much to love about San Antonio!

One of the most exciting living and entertainment districts in the country, The Pearl combines a world class hotel, world class restaurants and clubs, a vibrant community and mix it all in a 19th century brewery complex 

Known the world over, the San Antonio Paseo del Rio unveils miles of top notch restaurants, clubs and hotels. The unique sub-street level district creates a feeling of being in a world apart from the hustle and bustle of the street above. 

Immediately south of downtown, this district is filled with locally owned restaurants and clubs. Outdoor seating is dominant. Traveling along South Alamo Street through the Blue Star Arts Complex and continues along South Flores St. 

 The City of San Antonio operates and maintains 257 parks covering 15,469 acres of land. With more than 100 miles of developed, multi-use, all weather trails, San Antonio has one of the most extensive urban linear hike/bike trail systems in the country. The Howard W. Peak Greenway Trail System. 

"Discovered" on June 13th, 1691, San Antonio is one of the oldest cities in the United States. It has always been a confluence of cultures. 

There are missions, cathedrals, basilicas and forts - and of course, we never fail to 

Remember the Alamo.

San Antonio is one of the fastest growing cities in the nation.  Housing is at a premium and finding the right house, in the right neighborhood can be a challenge. Having a strong and knowledgeable advocate working for you is a must.

Next to the Alamo, San Antonio's most famous attraction, not to mention a great reason to live nearby, is the remarkable San Antonio Riverwalk (The Paseo Del Rio). People have lived near the San Antonio River for over 10,000 years. First the aboriginal Coahuiltecan peoples, then the Spaniards who built five Catholic missions along the banks in what is now San Antonio, up until modern times, many people prefer to live along the river.

San Antonio's second oldest municipal park, the area has unveiled signs of human activity going back 11,000 years. The San Antonio River flows peacefully through the park. The park includes miles of hike/bike trails, a golf driving range, baseball fields, the San Antonio Zoo, the longest miniature railroad in the world, the Japanese Sunken Gardens, the Sunken Gardens Outdoor Theater, and the remarkable Witte Museum and more.