Communities
Best Places to Live in San Antonio and Boerne
Eleven neighborhoods and towns Robert knows from thirty years of selling here, from downtown high-rises to Hill Country ranch land.
Choosing where to live
Start with the life, then the house
Commute, schools, lot size and budget narrow the list quickly. Each page below covers the place itself: the kinds of homes there, the school district, getting around and what Robert would check before you buy.
Ready to look at listings? Use the home search, or start with the Buyer’s Guide.
San Antonio
Eight San Antonio neighborhoods
From the urban core to the hills north of Loop 1604. Robert has sold in all of them.
San Antonio
Downtown San Antonio
High-rise condos, lofts and historic homes along the River Walk and the Pearl.
Homes for sale
San Antonio
Alamo Heights
A small city inside San Antonio with older homes, tree-lined streets and its own school district.
Homes for sale
San Antonio
Terrell Hills
A quiet residential city of large lots and established homes beside Alamo Heights.
Homes for sale
San Antonio
Olmos Park
Estate homes from the late 1920s onward on winding streets beside the Olmos Basin.
Homes for sale
San Antonio
Shavano Park
A small city of large wooded lots and custom homes in north San Antonio.
Homes for sale
San Antonio
Stone Oak
Master-planned neighborhoods in the hills of north San Antonio, from first homes to gated estates.
Homes for sale
San Antonio
The Dominion
A guard-gated community of estate homes and a private country club.
Homes for sale
San Antonio
Helotes
A small city at the edge of the Hill Country, home of Floore’s Country Store.
Homes for sale
Boerne
Three Boerne communities
Hill Country living half an hour northwest of downtown San Antonio, with Boerne’s historic Main Street at its center.
Boerne area
Cordillera Ranch
A gated Hill Country community of large homesites and a private golf club near Boerne.
Homes for sale
Boerne area
Fair Oaks Ranch
A city of rolling, oak-covered lots between San Antonio and Boerne.
Homes for sale
How Robert helps you choose
Narrow it down before you tour
Budget, commute, school district and lot size rule out most of a city before you see a single house.
Robert works through those with you first, and because he is also a licensed loan originator, he can tell you what each neighborhood’s price range means for your payment.
Not sure where to start?
Tell Robert How
You Want to Live
A short conversation about commute, schools and budget is enough to narrow eleven places to two or three.