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Homes in San Antonio: Texas' Most Populous City
Brayson Verzella and his talented team of dedicated San Antonio REALTORS® are 2012 Platinum Top 50 REALTOR® award finalists, in addition to being in the top 1% of real estate professionals in the San Antonio area. Find out why Team Infinity Real Estate Group is one of the most highly sought after and respected agencies in the San Antonio, TX area, for both buying and selling San Antonio real estate.
Homes for sale in San Antonio are located in one of the best places to buy real estate, raise a family, start or further a career, and of course, to retire in the U.S. The local economy is one of the most recession-proof in the nation, and San Antonio homes benefit greatly from its diverse business infrastructure. These are just a few of the reasons why purchasing San Antonio real estate is a great investment.
The City of San Antonio was named after St Anthony of Padua by Spanish explorers and missionaries who came to the area in 1691. Falling under the spell of the area's natural beauty, the explorers quickly established a settlement, taking advantage of the springs found in the area. Over the years the city grew and is now the second most populous city in Texas with just over 1.3 million people calling it home.
Potential home buyers of San Antonio homes can expect mild winters and hot steamy summers, with average temperatures hovering between the mid 40's to mid 60's in winter, all the way up to 95 degrees Fahrenheit at summer’s peak. Annual rainfall typically occurs in May, June, and October, with scattered showers experienced during the rest of the year, making homes in San Antonio a very pleasant place to live.
Homes in San Antonio are comfortably nestled between the Edwards plateau at the southern edge of the Texas Hill Country, and the semi tropical Gulf Coastal Plains in the southeast. The Balcones Escarpment divides San Antonio real estate in two, with the northern portion steeply rising in elevation, its landscape speckled with large mesquite and oak tree covered hills. In contrast, the southern portion is dominated by flat rolling coastal plains.
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