News, market updates and local insight from Stacy Sherman, Broker — Kingwood, Houston and Lake Houston-area real estate.
Your listing expired without selling? It comes down to price, presentation, or exposure, and all three are fixable. A local broker’s relist game plan.
Expired Listing? What to Do When Your Houston House Didn’t Sell Read More »
Sell into strength or hold and keep compounding? A Houston broker’s framework for the commercial sell versus hold decision, with value, taxes, and 1031 exchanges.
When to Sell vs Hold Your Houston Commercial Property Read More »
MUD taxes are a normal part of buying in the Lake Houston area, and they belong in your monthly payment math. Here is how they work and how to check a home’s district before you offer.
MUD Taxes in the Lake Houston Area: What Every Home Buyer Should Know Read More »
Sell now or hold it as a rental? A Houston owner’s guide to the equity, cash flow, tax, and timing trade offs, with both sides of the move.
Should You Sell or Rent Out Your House? A Houston Owner’s Guide Read More »
Twenty-five years after 9/11, the USA PATRIOT Act still shapes Kingwood and Houston closings: lender ID checks, anti-money laundering rules, the Harris and Montgomery County targeting orders, and the 2026 court ruling on FinCEN’s real estate reporting rule.
25 Years After 9/11: How the Patriot Act Changed Real Estate Read More »
SpaceX and Tesla confirmed a $16.8 billion, 100-million-square-foot Terafab semiconductor campus in Grimes County on August 6, 2026. Here is what was actually announced, where the site sits, and what Grimes County landowners and buyers should be watching.
A local broker’s listicle guide to Mills Branch – the established, tree-shaded Kingwood village off Kingwood Drive where greenbelt trails, Humble ISD schools and settled charm meet, minutes from Kingwood Town Center.
Renting in Kingwood Lakes, Kingwood TX – the apartments at 3700 Kingwood Drive, the single-family alternative, Humble ISD schools, and the flood question every renter should ask.
