LIVING IN SAN ANTONIO TEXAS | CASTROVILLE EXPLAINED

Welcome to Castroville, a charming city located just 30 minutes away from downtown San Antonio! With excellent schools, a thriving community, and appreciating home values, Castroville is an ideal place to call home.
Castroville is known for its picturesque downtown area, lined with historic buildings and unique shops and restaurants. But the city offers much more than just a pretty façade. The schools in Castroville are highly rated, providing students with an excellent education and a strong foundation for their future.
The community in Castroville is also growing rapidly, attracting new businesses and residents to the area. This growth has led to an increase in home values, making it a great time to invest in a property in the area.
And with its close proximity to downtown San Antonio, Castroville offers the best of both worlds - a peaceful, small-town atmosphere and easy access to all the amenities of a big city.
So whether you're looking to raise a family or enjoy a quiet retirement, Castroville has something for everyone. Come discover the beauty and charm of this wonderful city for yourself!
🤔Thinking of buying a home in San Antonio Texas? Let us help!🤠
💻 Website: www.alamocitylivingteam.com
📱 Call or Text: [phone]
📨 Email: [e-mail]
======
If this is your first time to this channel, and you want to know everything about eating, sleeping, working, playing, the good, and the bad of living in San Antonio, Texas, then subscribe▶ and tap the bell🛎 for notifications so you can be the first to know about the current market in San Antonio Texas.😁
We get calls and emails everyday from people just like you, looking for help buying a home in San Antonio, Texas and we absolutely love it.😍 Whether you are moving in 9 days or 90 days, give us a call☎, shoot us a text📝, or send us an email📨 so we can help you make a smooth move to San Antonio, Texas.🤠
======
All about San Antonio:
======
**Most stats and data mentioned came from the following sites and are not based on my opinion:
Best Schools: www.greatschools.org/texas/da...
More about Schools: www.publicschoolreview.com/
More About San Antonio: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Ant... Data: www.census.gov/quickfacts/fac...
PST045221Neighborhood data: www.niche.com
**All stats, data, house pricing, and anything else mentioned is always subject to change and is provided merely as an example at the time of this recording
======
Jonathan Welch Texas Real Estate Agent | Texas Real Estate License: 772828
Trevor Yannutz Texas Real Estate Agent | Texas Real Estate License: 795749
Brokered by EXP Realty
======
FTC Legal Disclaimer - Some links found in the description box of our videos may be affiliate links, meaning we will make commission on sales you make through our link. This is at no extra cost to you to use our links/codes, it's just one more way to support our channel! :)
TREC Consumer Protection Notice: bit.ly/3hhynAa
#SanAntonioTexas #SanAntonioTexasRealEstate #movetosanantoniotexas #LivinginSanAntonioTexas #SanAntonioNeighborhoods #San Antonio #SanAntonioRealtors #AlamoCity #AlamoCityLiving #CentralTexasLiving #CentralTexasRealEstate #LifeInSanAntonio #SanAntonioNeighborhoods #SanAntonioHousingMarket #SanAntonioLiving #SanAntonioRealtors, #SanAntonioHomes #SAHomes #SAhouses #Buyingahouse #SAliving #NewConstructionHomes #Hillcountry #Castroville #CastrovilleTX #SanAntonioarea #Texasneighborhoods

[@AlamoCityLiving]

📱Call or Text: 830-268-8680
📧 Email: [e-mail]

[@jessica_arslp]

Loved the flow and pace of this Castroville highlight!

[@AlamoCityLiving]

Hey Jessica
Glad you liked it. We appreciate the support !

[@ronaldgavlick732]

These guys need to update their video Castroville is filling up they are building homes and apartments like crazy

[@towritemichelle210]

Good call on the lack of cell coverage

[@AlamoCityLiving]

It couldn’t be ignored!
Thanks for the support

[@ellmore8314]

its blowing up and losing its culture that they've had for almost 200 years. The same families that came over in the 1800s are still around and all know each other. There are even some that speak Alsatian. Its fun for a day visit but its already losing its small town vibe. The phone signal is bad when I travel through there as well as internet. The police presence is fairly heavy, especially for speeding :( a lot of speed traps. Also, recently due to the border issue there are several times sometimes in a week highspeed chases that go through the area for illegal human trafficking and bail outs. My friend who lives there says they had them near her sons school and they had to go on lockdown more then once. I am not sure either why with the water shortage they are encouraging ppl to move west of San Antonio, already with the neighborhoods they have built during a drought I am curios how long that they are going to be able to maintain the water. Medina lake is empty and the wells around the area are already drying up. Another note, if you looking anywhere in san antonio area be sure you are not on a flood plain. We are in a drought right now but we every so many years have heavy rains with flash flooding and times where ppl have had to be rescued by boat or died. My friend and I noticed there are a multitude of neighborhoods from Converse to west of 1604 that are built in flood plains. I am not sure why that was allowed but when we go back around to rainy time I wonder whats going to happen to those neighborhoods :(

[@SilverbugInc]

How is the rental market in this town? Just wondering if potential buyers would have trouble renting out a home if he/she decided to move