Serena's Listings

These are the properties I currently have listed across Greater Houston. The feed comes straight from HARMLS, so status, price and photographs here match the MLS rather than a cached copy.

If a listing is showing as pending or under contract, it is still worth a conversation. Contracts fall through during the option period often enough that being the known back-up buyer is a real position, and a home that suits you usually points to two or three others that have not reached the market yet.

You can contact me about any of these homes directly. In Texas an agent who represents the seller can also work with a buyer on the same property, but only in specific, disclosed arrangements, and the rules around who represents whom are set out in the Information About Brokerage Services form that every Texas licensee must provide at first substantive contact.

If you already have an agent representing you, bring them. Nothing here requires you to change representation, and a listing agent's job is to market the home to every qualified buyer regardless of who they came with.

The work that decides a sale mostly happens before a home goes live: pricing against verified MLS comparables, deciding which repairs are worth making and which are not, and getting the photography right, since almost every buyer sees the photographs before they see the house.

Texas is a non-disclosure state, which means sale prices are not recorded in public property records. Verified sold prices exist only in the MLS. That is why free online estimates are weaker here than in states that publish sale prices, and why a tax-assessed value is not a market value.