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San Antonio is a major home to the military, particularly the Air Force, which trains most of its future pilots and specialty personnel here. We’ve got Lackland Air Force Base, Kelly, Randolph, Brooks City Base, and Fort Houston (Army). Then there’s the Aerospace and Bioscience & Health Care industries, both of which have enormous impacts on the economy. You’ll likely find many of your neighbors in one of these fields—it is said that 1 in 7 San Antonians are in the Bioscience & Health Care industry. Tourism is another huge industry here, in fact the second largest industry in the city, employing almost 90,000 members of our community and serving several million tourists each year. We’re served by the San Antonio International Airport, and backed up by the excellent Stinson Airport, which is ideal for smaller hops and most domestic travel. San Antonio is easily accessible by train, streetcar, bus and automobile too. But remember to bring you’re sneakers—we’re a great walking town. This is perfect way to get to know our various neighborhoods, including the famous River Walk area, with its shops, restaurants, and nightclubs bordering the San Antonio River. San Antonio has several great neighborhoods to choose from. I’ll be able to help you make the perfect choice. San Antonio schools are excellent, and our NBA champions, The San Antonio Spurs, play at the Alamodome and this is a town of loyal fans. The climate here is perfect, ranging from the low 60’s in the winter to the high 90’s in July and August, with enough rainfall in May to make everything bloom. What more could you want? Come join us! We’d love to have you as a neighbor! Now here’s a fact you might find interesting: Alamo Heights is a city within the city of San Antonio! Alamo Heights incorporated as a separate city in 1922, with its own local government, an independent school district, a very focused business committee intent on carefully growing its already thriving economy, and an active Zoning and Planning Commission that tightly regulates growth and construction style. Alamo Heights is a unique combination of past and present. The city prides itself on its genuine village atmosphere (which it takes great pains to maintain) and on its place in Texas history. The city is full of historic homes and buildings, and many of the 7,400 residents were born here and are planning to stay. The median family income is considerably higher in Alamo Heights, at around $92,000/year. Alamo Heights is located about 5 miles northeast of San Antonio’s city centre. Back in the old days the area was an Indian campground and a favorite resting place for explorers. In 1897 the Brackenridge Family sold an estate and 200 acres of land to the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word. Today Incarnate Word College marks the boundary line between San Antonio and Alamo Heights. Fernridge, the estate that was sold with the land, is preserved as a museum.
We’re served by the San Antonio International Airport, and backed up Stinson Airport, which is excellent for most domestic travel. But more than that, Alamo Heights is a great city to walk. The neighborhoods are fantastic to stroll through and the folks are friendly. There is first-rate shopping and dining here, and if you want more San Antonio is just a short drive away. If you’ve ever listened to my radio show, Real Estate Focus (11 a.m. Saturdays on News-Talk 930 KLUP), you’ll know that I’m an expert on Alamo Heights. I specialize in assisting families relocate and I make it my business to know everything that would help you find the right home in just the right part of town.
Spring Branch is ideally situated as a rural bedroom community for commuters (about 45 minutes to San Antonio), and as a relaxation area for south central Texas. The beautiful Guadalupe State Park is located in Spring Branch and includes fishing and swimming in Guadalupe River, camp grounds, and mixed-use trails for horses, hikes and mountain biking. (By the way, the water here is rated as some of the cleanest in the United States.) Open spaces, community involvement, and excellent schools make Spring Branch an ideal place to raise a family. Classroom sizes tend to be smaller out this way. The median home cost is around $200,000, and because construction is relatively recent, most of the homes are newer. I’m an expert on real estate in Spring Branch, Texas, so if you’re looking for a home here, or if you have a home you’d like to sell, let’s talk! Request my Free San Antonio, Alamo Heights and Spring Branch Relocation Package. It's packed full of useful and important information about the San Antonio, Alamo Heights and Spring Branch, Texas area. Don't move here without it! Remember: I'll send it to you for free and without obligation. Just fill out the form and I will send it right out... 
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