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New Braunfels, TX real estate

New Braunfels, TX real estate: buy or sell with a local AXEN agent

New Braunfels has river towns, historic Gruene and fast-growing new communities between San Antonio and Austin. Flood zones near the rivers and MUD or PID taxes in new areas change the real cost. An AXEN agent who works here shows you both.

Where people look

New Braunfels neighborhoods buyers ask about

Every one prices differently. Ask your agent for the latest sales in the ones you like.

Downtown New Braunfels
Gruene
Veramendi
Mayfair
River Chase
Canyon Lake area

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Buying

Buying a home in New Braunfels: what to know

The steps are the same everywhere. These are the Texas and New Braunfels details that trip people up.

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  1. Near the river? Check the flood zone. Homes near the Comal and Guadalupe rivers can sit in a flood zone. Ask for the flood history and get a flood quote.
  2. Look for MUD or PID taxes. Many newer communities are in a Municipal Utility District or Public Improvement District that adds to the tax bill. Sellers must disclose them.
  3. Use your option period. Pay the option fee and do every inspection inside the option period. It is your chance to back out for any reason.
  4. Check which county. New Braunfels spans Comal and Guadalupe counties, so tax rates depend on the address.
Selling

Selling a home in New Braunfels

Fill out the Seller's Disclosure Notice

Most Texas sellers must give one. Answer the flood questions carefully; they matter to buyers.

No transfer tax

Texas charges no transfer tax on a home sale.

Price against the builders

New homes nearby set buyer expectations. Price against recent resales and show what builders charge extra for.

Straight answers

New Braunfels real estate questions

Is New Braunfels in Comal or Guadalupe County?

Both. The city spans Comal and Guadalupe counties, so the tax rate depends on the exact address.

What is a PID in Texas?

A Public Improvement District charges an assessment for roads, parks and other improvements in some newer communities. It adds to your yearly cost and must be disclosed.

Is there a transfer tax in Texas?

No. Texas does not charge a transfer tax on home sales.

Does it cost anything to talk to an AXEN agent in New Braunfels?

No. Talking with an AXEN agent about buying or selling in New Braunfels is free.

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Buying or selling in New Braunfels? Talk to a local agent.

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