Jon Wilkiewicz, Realtor

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.

03/18/2026

IH‑10 Corridor Development Continues to Strengthen the Region

The IH‑10 corridor is experiencing steady expansion as new residential communities and commercial projects move forward. This growth is increasing activity between San Antonio and the surrounding cities, creating a stronger economic connection across the region.

For those considering a real estate move, this corridor now offers meaningful opportunities to buy, lease, or invest. New construction, improved infrastructure, and rising demand are shaping IH‑10 into one of the area’s most active development zones.

If you are evaluating your next step in the market, this is an ideal time to review the opportunities emerging along IH‑10 and determine how they align with your long‑term goals.

03/17/2026

Waiting for the “perfect moment” keeps a lot of people on the sidelines, but today’s market actually gives buyers a few real advantages. Inventory is rising, sellers are more flexible, and buyers have more room to negotiate than they have had in years. Even better, you can always refinance later, but you can not go back and buy a home at yesterday’s price.

If you are planning a move this year, getting in early can put you ahead of the spring surge.

03/13/2026

Renters: Your landlord’s insurance DOES NOT cover your stuff!

Renters insurance protects your belongings from theft, fire, water damage plus liability if someone gets hurt in your place and more.

Did you know? Only about 55% of renter households nationwide have renters insurance, leaving nearly half at risk.*

It’s affordable ,often $15–25/month, and gives real peace of mind. Get covered today! Reach out to your favorite insurers.



* Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies estimates

03/11/2026

Spring Is Here!

Time To Get Your Home Market‑Ready

With the spring season officially underway, it’s the perfect time to prep your home for a strong sale or lease. A few small steps now can make a big difference in your final return.

Quick spring prep tips:
- Refresh curb appeal with clean landscaping and a tidy entryway
- Brighten the interior by washing windows and opening blinds
- Declutter and simplify each room to help buyers visualize the space
- Knock out minor repairs to show the home is well‑maintained

For more guidance, here’s a helpful resource from HomeLight:

Discover essential spring home-selling tips to price right, boost curb appeal, and attract serious buyers for the best possible sale price.

03/05/2026

Affordable Homes San Antonio Area

03/04/2026

There are approximatiley 1,500 rental homes avalible in the Tri-County area in the $1,600 - $1,950 range. Your next home awaits.

03/03/2026

437 Landmark Stone, Cibolo, TX $349K

03/03/2026

437 Landmark Stone, Cibolo TX

$349K

3 bedroom 2 bathroom 2354 SQFT

Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD (SCUCISD)

https://lera-portal.connectmls.com/shared-link/cibolo-single-residential-437-landmark-stone/f1b42509-f391-466d-ab74-b9de7f27be1c

www.grgsa.com

02/26/2026

Thinking about decluttering or getting ready for a move?

Before tossing out furniture, clothing, or household items, consider donating them to a local nonprofit. A lot of great organizations right here in Guadalupe, Comal, and Bexar Counties offer free pickup, making it easy to give your items a second life and help families in our community.

Here are a few local groups that will come right to your doorstep for donations. Every little bit helps someone nearby who could really use it.

Local Nonprofits That Pick Up Donations

1. Habitat for Humanity – Comal County ReStore
Offers free pickup for large items in Comal County.
Phone: (830) 625‑7005
Website: https://comalhabitat.org/donate
Items: Furniture, appliances, building materials.

2. Habitat for Humanity – San Antonio & Guadalupe Valley
Provides free donation pickup for approved items in Bexar and Guadalupe County.
Phone: (210) 223‑3647
Website: https://www.habitat.org/restores
Items: Furniture, appliances, home goods.

3. Salvation Army – San Antonio Area
Pickup availability varies by ZIP code, but most of Bexar County is covered.
Phone: 1‑800‑SA‑TRUCK
Website: https://satruck.org
Items: Furniture, clothing, household goods.

4. Vietnam Veterans of America/ Special Olympics Via Pickup Please
Covers many San Antonio ZIP codes; accepts smaller items only.
Website: https://pickupplease.org
Items: Clothing, small household items, toys.

5. PickUpMyDonation.com
Not a charity itself, but connects you to local nonprofit thrift stores in Bexar, Comal, and Guadalupe Counties that offer pickup.
Website: https://pickupmydonation.com
Items: Furniture, household goods.