Amy Pietrantone, REALTOR Austin and San Marcos,Texas Licensed

03/20/2025

When is the right time to buy real estate? It’s now!

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01/29/2025

Would you do this to your doors to change the vibe in your house? 🏡 🔥😍🎶

10/28/2024

What are your thoughts about a house designed into the earth like this? Is it worth $3.4 million!?

Nestled into the hills of Dietikon, the 2,800-square-foot hobbit-like residence pairs curvaceous interiors with a rolling green roof.

10/19/2024

🍁 Fall Open House Alert! 🍁Major Price Improvement🍂$599,900🍂😍🏡

Join us this Saturday, October 19th from 1-4 PM for a cozy autumn afternoon at 503 Teakmill Trail, San Marcos, TX! 🍂

Come tour this beautiful home and fall in love with its charm just in time for the holiday season. Sip on seasonal refreshments, explore every corner, and imagine yourself settling in before the holidays! 🎃🍃

🏡 Don’t miss out—this could be your next dream home!

📅 Mark your calendars & bring a friend!

Amy Pietrantone, REALTOR Austin and San Marcos,Texas Licensed

10/06/2024

Open house today, Sunday October 6th from 1-3pm.
503 Teakmill Trail, San Marcos in the La
Cima neighborhood. Priced below what it would take to build this same home new! With 4 beds, 3.5 baths and 3 car tandem it has space for everyone!
Come check it out! 🏡🤩🔑

Amy Pietrantone, REALTOR Austin and San Marcos,Texas Licensed

4 beds, 3,399 square feet, .18,

08/20/2024

This is a new conversation we are going to have with buyers! 🏡🔑

07/02/2024

I feel this to my bones!! Fighting the boy/manchild to separate from Fort Nite is ridiculous!
Let’s be productive🤓🤨🧐😂


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03/31/2024

Hero! Mrs. Rosa Nell your story is a fantastic way to end Woman’s History Month. She sold her last house at 100 years old! Forever grateful to all women pioneers who took chances and changed how women’s roles created opportunities to break barriers.



Amy Pietrantone

“I lived through the Great Depression, and when I was young, I had to leave Mississippi to find work. I didn’t even know a war was coming. I took an interest in airplanes and enrolled in a riveting class to try my luck. That’s how I became a riveter during World War II. I worked in the Goodyear factory on the Navy airplane assembly line. I was small and strong, so I could climb through the planes like nobody’s business. Every day you had to be on time, know your stuff and just get it honest. I still have nerve damage in my hand from a drilling accident. I like to joke and say it’s my only battle wound. Back then, we worked, and we went without. That period taught us how to live and how to persevere. And you know what else? The war showed the world that women can do anything a man can do. We are just as capable of being doctors, lawyers, scientists, or anything else. Later on, I started working as a waitress here in Miami. I met everybody from Frank Sinatra to Jackie Gleason at different restaurants and country clubs. I loved talking to people and listening to their stories. One day a friend of mine joked and said I should start selling homes because I was so good with people. I took everything I learned up until that point and jumped right in. The rest is history. Like everything else, real estate has its share of ups and downs. But I learned a long time ago how to make the best of anything and stay in the fight.”

Miami Association of Realtors

This Women’s History Month, REALTOR® Magazine is placing a spotlight on Mrs. Rosa Nell Hammer, one of NAR’s oldest living members of record and one of Miami’s most cherished real estate agents. Read more about Hammer’s history-making story and her legacy of success in REALTOR® Magazine’s recent feature here: https://bit.ly/3IM44Qc