Janet Brown, Realtor

04/18/2026

OPEN HOUSE. APRIL 18th. 10-2pm.

04/18/2026

Win Front Row Tickets to CC HOOKS by stopping by this OPEN HOUSE today from 10am - 2pm!

04/14/2026

You’re Invited! Come check out this gorgeous new home and be entered to win two front row seats to the CC Hooks Game on April 28th!

Check out this Real Estate Flyer designed by Janet Brown.

04/11/2026

OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
April 11 & 12. 2pm-4pm.

04/11/2026

Grand Opening of Skye Estates in Kingsville. Saturday April 18th 10am-2pm. Don’t miss this opportunity to tour this custom new home! For private tour: 661-755-6421

02/13/2026

NEW LISTING IN KINGSVILLE!
Open house Sunday 2-4pm.

MLS #: 471559. **Open House Sunday February 15th 2pm-4pm.** Located in the highly desired Sarita Park neighborhood on a large corner lot with mature trees, this home has plenty of space to entertain. With 3,050 sq ft and five bedrooms, this well-maintained home offers three spacious living areas fea...

02/10/2026

Great News for North Padre Island. The Bob Hall Pier will be reopened on February 28 and will be completely FREE TO THE PUBLIC for the first 90 days!

01/31/2026

He may not be legally old enough to drink but this impressive young man is now a HOMEOWNER! Congratulations Tanner! Special thanks to Shelby Helms with getting his loan closed and funded!

01/22/2026

Here comes the freeze! Make sure your home ready for this weekends cold weather!

01/21/2026

New Listing on North Padre Island.

11/06/2025

Homeowners - something to be aware of! Broken pipes underneath homes is NO JOKE. Most of these aren’t discovered until the homeowner goes to sell and a plumbing test is performed. This can cost THOUSANDS of dollars to repair. Be mindful and do what you can legally with the water restrictions to keep the ground near your foundations from contracting.

I've seen crews out working on busted water pipes the last two days. It could just be a coincidence, or it could be that the ongoing drought is beginning to contract soil in the region. This can put stress on underground pipes, causing them to rupture.

Through November 4, Corpus Christi is running nearly a foot behind in the rainfall department. It's more like a 17" deficit when you look back through last October.