Jon Wilkiewicz, Realtor

09/20/2026

08/10/2026

School season is almost here, and families across Greater San Antonio are still searching for a home that fits both lifestyle and budget. Builders are competing hard right now, and the incentives are strong.

You can find rate buy downs, closing‑cost assistance, and upgrade packages worth thousands. These deals are especially helpful for first‑time buyers and anyone trying to keep costs under control.

If you want to take advantage of these incentives while they’re still available, send me a message. I’ll walk you through the best options and help you get in a new home.

08/07/2026

Been renting for a while?

Maybe it’s time to build your confidence and move into your first home.

As a first‑time buyer, it’s normal to feel overwhelmed by the process. The good news is you don’t have to figure it out alone. Take the first step and let’s talk about what moving forward looks like for you.

There are solid resources and programs that can help you along the way.
Text me at 210‑364‑8575 to get the conversation started.

https://www.texasrealestate.com/advice/residential/advice-for-buyers/

07/15/2026

The Greater San Antonio area is getting a lot of rain right now, and while it’s great for your lawn and landscaping, it’s also the perfect time to pay attention to how your home handles all that water. Rain has a way of showing you problems you don’t see when everything’s dry.

A few things worth checking around your home:

Gutters overflowing or clogged

Roof shingles lifting or showing wear

Low spots in the yard holding water

Drainage running toward your foundation

Water pooling near walkways or the driveway

Moisture getting into the garage or shed

Fencing shifting in softened soil

Catching these issues early protects your home and keeps small problems from turning into expensive repairs.

If you’re unsure about what you’re seeing, a quick home inspection or a reputable local repair service can help you get ahead of it.

07/15/2026

There are volunteer opportunities sill available. Hopefully the rain does not impede the build. Hope to see you our there.

https://habitatsa.org/50-hour-build/?fbclid=IwY2xjawTEoTlleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeQCXvBO1UPyv50gs-0QesmgCefzM-Rjyi--blc-SU4FHz_akqL5HQCkaAcsU_aem_8vhYp6MDUp3_lqDz9Fzvgg

Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio, is celebrating its 50th Anniversary. We’re building a house in 50 hours! You heard it – one home – 50 hours.

03/24/2026

While showing a property recently, I came across something many of us have dealt with, the driveway was blocked by two vehicles from neighboring homes. It’s a small issue, but it can create big frustration.

Under Texas Transportation Code §545.302, it is a violation to stop, stand, or park a vehicle in a way that blocks a residential driveway.

Most of the time, a polite request is all it takes to get things resolved. But when it becomes a pattern, it can lead to tension between neighbors and long‑term issues that are completely avoidable. A little awareness goes a long way in keeping our neighborhoods respectful and easy to navigate.

I’m curious, what has your experience been when someone blocked your driveway?

Did you talk to the neighbor, leave a note, call for assistance, or take another approach?

What was the outcome?

Sharing real experiences helps all of us learn how to handle these situations with patience and good communication.

03/23/2026

Homes for sale near the South Texas Research Facility!

Starting at $180K up to $500K+ perfect for professionals, families, or investors.

Close to Potranco Rd, with easy access to shops, dining, and everyday conveniences in this fast-growing part of San Antonio.

DM for current incentives and listings. Let’s get you moved in.