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Greater Houston
Houston is not one market. A house in Atascocita does not price like the same house in Katy — here is how Toni reads them.
Houston is not one market. A house in Atascocita does not price like the same house in Katy — here is how Toni reads them.
Every area below appears in her own HAR transaction record — homes sold, leased or shown, not a list copied off a map.
Home base. Her office sits on FM 1960 East, and Lake Houston, Atascocita and Summerwood are the neighborhoods she covers most often.
Breckenridge Forest, Breckenridge East and the newer Spring East communities — strong value per square foot and a steady rental market.
Artavia, River Plantation and the Conroe corridor: acreage, water access and new construction at prices the inner loop cannot touch.
Master-planned living around Woodforest with golf, trails and top-rated schools. She currently lists here.
Sunterra and the Katy new-build corridor. Builder contracts read differently from resale — that is where representation pays.
Grand Mason, Stone Ridge and Oakcrest North. A regular showing market for her buyers moving northwest.
Townhomes and walkable city living inside the loop, minutes from the Medical Center and Hermann Park.
Northpark Woods and the Grand Parkway growth path — where first-time buyers still find room.
Buying your first home, selling the one you have outgrown, or just wondering what it is worth in today's market — the first conversation costs nothing.
