Fredericksburg Texas Homes For Sale
May 28, 2009Checking in on the Fredericksburg Texas real estate market by examining the number and type of homes available is a great way to begin your search. In this article, I would like to give you a brief overview of what is currently on the market so you can begin to get a feel for the area and set your expectations accordingly. House hunting is exciting! Lets find out about some of the Fredericksburg Texas homes for sale today!
Read MoreFredericksburg Texas – Leadership in Action
May 21, 2009 
(Excerpt from wife Jan..) Fredericksburg Texas has the all the attributes of a sleepy little town so appealing to visitors and newcomers alike. And while this visage truly does represent the peaceful nature of living here, it belies the existence of a progressive attitude unusual in a rural setting. This progressive trait has grown over the years during which my family and I have lived in Gillespie County and I believe it is partly responsible for the strength and vigor that under girds our little town.
Hill Country Community Needs Council
May 11, 2009Hello! My name is Jan and I am pleased to introduce myself as Brett’s wife and fellow REALTOR. I thought I might take this opportunity and contribute to this ongoing dialog about my amazing home town. Fredericksburg Texas is a community with many facets that enrich our lives and in the next few entries I would like to share some information and a few personal anecdotes I hope may be interesting to you. You might just find yourself on the tipping point of a decision to begin the search for your very own Texas Hill Country home!
Be There or be Square; the Fredericksburg Texas Marktplatz
May 05, 2009
Every community has its gathering places. In Fredericksburg Texas the Market Square is such a place. This ‘Marktplatz’ is an important nexus that supports a strong social cohesiveness which makes Fredericksburg such a unique community. Revitalized into a modern day central park in the early 90’s, the Marktplatz hosts community events and festivals such as October fest, Texas Mesquite Art Festival, Christmas Markets and many more. As a part of this restoration, large pavilions were erected, gardens planted and a playground installed. My wife was involved in the playground committee and you can still see the hand prints of both my boys (ages 3 & 6 at the time) placed in the cement foundation of a pavilion. It reminds us of our strong connection to this community when we go to the park and see those prints. Looking at my college age kids now, it is hard to believe they were ever that small.
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