Communities
Eight counties, one office in Boerne
Guides to the 8 counties and 9 towns we work in, with neighborhoods, parks, schools and live listings. Boundaries on the map come from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Service area map
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Where we work
Pick a county on the map or in the list. Each guide covers neighborhoods, parks, schools and live listings.
Bexar County
County seat: San AntonioHome to San Antonio and about 2.16 million people, with historic core neighborhoods, Hill Country suburbs on the north side and new subdivisions to the south.
Kendall County
County seat: BoerneBoerne, Comfort and ranch country along I-10, with the area's highest home prices, Cibolo Creek and the Guadalupe River.
Comal County
County seat: New BraunfelsNew Braunfels, Canyon Lake and Bulverde on the I-35 corridor, with two spring-fed rivers and population up nearly 28% since 2020.
Bandera County
County seat: BanderaRanch land, Medina River frontage and the town of Bandera, with Medina Lake to the southeast and the Lost Maples canyons to the west.
Guadalupe County
County seat: SeguinSeguin, Schertz, Cibolo and the Guadalupe River lakes, with some of the San Antonio area's lowest new-home prices and a fast-growing population.
Atascosa County
County seat: JourdantonPleasanton, Poteet, Jourdanton and Lytle, cattle country along US-281 and I-35 with some of the lowest home prices within an hour of San Antonio.
Medina County
County seat: HondoAlsatian Castroville, ranch towns along US-90 and I-35, and Medina Lake in the hills, with new master-planned neighborhoods 25 miles west of downtown San Antonio.
Wilson County
County seat: FloresvilleFloresville, La Vernia, Poth and Stockdale, with one-acre homesites and farm tracts 30 to 40 minutes southeast of downtown San Antonio.