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Converse is one of the fastest-growing corners of the San Antonio metro, full of newer homes off FM 78 and Loop 1604.

Live Oak is a settled northeast community around The Forum and Loop 1604, shaded by the oak trees it is named for.

Helotes sits in the Hill Country along Bandera Road, on some of the hardest water and heaviest cedar in the region.

Older Alamo Heights homes come with mature oak canopy, original hardwoods, and furniture worth caring for.

Leon Valley family homes deal with Texas dust, cedar season, and hardworking AC systems.

Boerne is Hill Country living about thirty miles up I-10, on some of the hardest limestone water in the region.

Terrell Hills is an established enclave inside Loop 410, full of 1930s masonry homes, original hardwoods, and mature oaks.

Shavano Park is affluent and heavily wooded, with large lots under a dense oak and cedar canopy.

Hollywood Park is a tree-lined north-side enclave known for its roaming deer and green space.

Leon Springs sits where San Antonio meets the Hill Country along I-10, on hard limestone water and steady new construction.

Stone Oak sits on limestone hills north of Loop 1604, and pale dust from that rocky ground is one of the things that gets tracked indoors.

Olmos Park is a small city of large estates and oak-lined streets, set inside San Antonio about four miles north of downtown.