Best in Texas™: Fredericksburg Texas’ Best B&B by ALEX.realestate

ALEX Labs just analyzed and ALEX Studios just summarized and generated a table From US News and World Report’s “Best Bed & Breakfasts in Fredericksburg, TX.” Based on analysis of the Texas Comptroller’s Office Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) Report for March 2024, there are 403 B&Bs in Fredericksburg, including in the ETJ, that pay HOT taxes. No one knows for sure, but our best guess is that about 50% are registered. Assuming that is correct, the following list represents the top 1.61% of Fredericksburg B&Bs! ALEX knows more about Fredericksburg than just about anybody. And, we have a ALEX Senior Partner there. If you have any questions, I am always here. Just call, text or email me. Diane Hart Alexander, MBA, MHA, CEO, BrokerAlexander Tiffany Southwest dba ALEX.realestatev 713.591.9902e diane@alex.realestate This is NOT a large number of agents game for us. For example, in Fredericksburg we will accept 4 agents and/or brokers. Do you want to work with a Broker in the top 2% of Zillow globally who is willing to help you with farming area targeting, lead generation, lead nurturing and lead conversion? Would you like to be armed with the best and most powerful tools including Stat Packs and 1 Minute Tours?   Want to know more about ALEX or ALEX Partner positions?

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Best in Texas™: Five Best San Antonio Area Towns for Christmas by ALEX.realestate

ALEX Labs just reviewed “The twinkliest town in Texas” by Culture Map. 5 destinations are an easy day trip from San Antonio. Dripping SpringsThough much of the season is geared around kids, the many distilleries, wineries, and breweries clustered around Dripping Springs offer some holiday fun for the adults. Hire a van to bop around some of Texas’ most spirited spots, including Jester King Brewery, Vista Brewing, Desert Door Sotol, and Deep Eddy Vodka. If nap time doesn’t completely waylay plans, Christmas on Mercer on December 2 is the perfect place for some buzzed shopping.”Research Dripping Springs real estate.FredericksburgWith its historic buildings and rows of quaint shops, Fredericksburg always seems ready to break into an Irving Berlin ditty. During Christmastime, the streets erupt into a full production number. Through January 7, 2024, the town’s market square hosts a daily lighting ceremony showcasing tales of Fredericksburg’s German heritage and Christmas carols. The Marktplatz also offers an ice-skating rink and one of Texas’ most dazzling selfie spots: a 26-foot tall wooden spinning Christmas pyramid.Research Fredericksburg real estate.Johnson CityJohnson City’s reputation as the “twinkliest town in Texas” isn’t a mere boast. Its downtown display, illuminated through January 7, 2024, is truly a spectacle with more than two million bulbs glittering in the night sky. The Blanco County Courthouse is the sparkling hub of several community events throughout the season. Don’t miss the annual chili cook-off on December 9, sponsored by some of the Hill Country’s best wineries and distilleries.Research Johnson City real estate.New BraunfelsMaybe it’s the easygoing river lifestyle, but New Braunfels has always played by its own rules. That’s especially true during the holiday season, when kids are delighted by visits from the chaps-clad Cowboy Kringle instead of good ole Saint Nick. That individualistic spirit carries over to the town’s schedule of events, including a one-person telling of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol on December 3 and caroling at the Natural Bridge Caverns.Research New Braunfels real estate. WimberleyThis charming hamlet has no shortage of holiday diversions like the annual Trail of Lights, a walking tour running through December 26. But before the stroll, expect to open the wallet. Wimberley Square is teeming with one-of-a-kind shops selling everything from boho Western gear to French country home goods. The hospitality scene is no slouch, either. Grab a quick pie at Community Pizza or splurge on shellfish and champagne at RR12 Supper Club.Research Wimberley real estate. ALEX knows more about San Antonio, Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg,  Johnson City, New Braunfels and Wimberley than just about anybody. If you have any questions, I am always here. Just call, text or email me. Diane Hart Alexander, MBA, MHA, CEO, BrokerAlexander Tiffany Southwest dba ALEX.realestateChairman, ALEX Cares v 713.591.9902o 713.918.9951e diane@alex.realestate PS – If you are a San Antonio, Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, Johnson City, New Braunfels or Wimberley real estate agent or broker, and you want to be one of the few armed with the best research, analysis, marketing and White Glove Service for you and your clients contact me! Diane

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Best in Texas™: Seven Best Austin Area Towns for Christmas by ALEX.realestate

ALEX Labs just reviewed “The twinkliest town in Texas” by Culture Map. All 7 destinations are an easy day trip from Austin. Dripping SpringsThough much of the season is geared around kids, the many distilleries, wineries, and breweries clustered around Dripping Springs offer some holiday fun for the adults. Hire a van to bop around some of Texas’ most spirited spots, including Jester King Brewery, Vista Brewing, Desert Door Sotol, and Deep Eddy Vodka. If nap time doesn’t completely waylay plans, Christmas on Mercer on December 2 is the perfect place for some buzzed shopping.”Research Dripping Springs real estate.FredericksburgWith its historic buildings and rows of quaint shops, Fredericksburg always seems ready to break into an Irving Berlin ditty. During Christmastime, the streets erupt into a full production number. Through January 7, 2024, the town’s market square hosts a daily lighting ceremony showcasing tales of Fredericksburg’s German heritage and Christmas carols. The Marktplatz also offers an ice-skating rink and one of Texas’ most dazzling selfie spots: a 26-foot tall wooden spinning Christmas pyramid.Research Fredericksburg real estate.GeorgetownForget Stars Hollow. Rory and Lorelai Gilmore’s hometown wishes it could conjure up half the Yuletide magic as this Austin suburb. Visit the weekend of December 1 and 2 to catch the annual Christmas Stroll. The town’s downtown hosts a family-friendly festival with vendors, live music, a parade, and plenty of festive food each year. And the Snow in the Park event ensures a White Christmas.Research Georgetown real estate.Johnson CityJohnson City’s reputation as the “twinkliest town in Texas” isn’t a mere boast. Its downtown display, illuminated through January 7, 2024, is truly a spectacle with more than two million bulbs glittering in the night sky. The Blanco County Courthouse is the sparkling hub of several community events throughout the season. Don’t miss the annual chili cook-off on December 9, sponsored by some of the Hill Country’s best wineries and distilleries.Research Johnson City real estate.Marble FallsSure, it sounds like a third grader’s fever dream, but bumper cars on ice are actually a thing in Marble Falls — offering slip-sliding fun for those who have never heard of a salchow. Less bumpy are the other activities, from a pop-up s’mores bar on December 1 to weekend market days.Research Marble Falls real estate.New BraunfelsMaybe it’s the easygoing river lifestyle, but New Braunfels has always played by its own rules. That’s especially true during the holiday season, when kids are delighted by visits from the chaps-clad Cowboy Kringle instead of good ole Saint Nick. That individualistic spirit carries over to the town’s schedule of events, including a one-person telling of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol on December 3 and caroling at the Natural Bridge Caverns.Research New Braunfels real estate. WimberleyThis charming hamlet has no shortage of holiday diversions like the annual Trail of Lights, a walking tour running through December 26. But before the stroll, expect to open the wallet. Wimberley Square is teeming with one-of-a-kind shops selling everything from boho Western gear to French country home goods. The hospitality scene is no slouch, either. Grab a quick pie at Community Pizza or splurge on shellfish and champagne at RR12 Supper Club.Research Wimberley real estate. ALEX knows more about Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, Georgetown, Johnson City, Marble Falls, New Braunfels and Wimberley than just about anybody. If you have any questions, I am always here. Just call, text or email me. Diane Hart Alexander, MBA, MHA, CEO, BrokerAlexander Tiffany Southwest dba ALEX.realestateChairman, ALEX Cares v 713.591.9902o 713.918.9951e diane@alex.realestate PS – If you are a Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, Georgetown, Johnson City, Marble Falls, New Braunfels or Wimberley real estate agent or broker, and you want to be one of the few armed with the best research, analysis, marketing and White Glove Service for you and your clients contact me! Diane

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