New Braunfels Property Management

Comal County rentals along I-35 between San Antonio and Austin.

Renting a Home in New Braunfels

New Braunfels property management takes in a city that has been among the fastest-growing in the country in recent years. New Braunfels sits on the Comal and Guadalupe Rivers along I-35, about 30 minutes north of San Antonio and about the same distance south of Austin, with a German heritage downtown and a river-tourism economy built around tubing and Schlitterbahn.

Harvest Real Estate Property Management manages rental homes in New Braunfels and the rest of Comal County.

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How Harvest Real Estate Property Management Serves New Braunfels

Broker Betsy Nava-Flores has worked the corridor between San Antonio and Austin for more than two decades. In a city growing as fast as New Braunfels, rental pricing moves with every new subdivision that opens, and a rent based on last year's numbers can be wrong in either direction. Every New Braunfels home we take on starts with a current rental analysis.

Pricing is the same as everywhere we work: 10% of rent charged each month plus a leasing fee of 50% of one month's rent, or 8% per month for military owners.

New Braunfels Rental Homes and Property Types

New Braunfels has a historic downtown core near the rivers and a wide band of newer master-planned subdivisions along the I-35 corridor. For an owner, the two are different rentals. Older homes near downtown come with character and with older systems that need watching. Newer homes in master-planned communities come with HOA rules that often cover leasing, and with a lot of similar homes competing for the same renters.

When several near-identical homes are listed for rent in the same subdivision, condition, presentation and price decide which one leases first. That is where a broker's eye earns its fee.

Living in New Braunfels

The Comal and Guadalupe Rivers are the center of life in New Braunfels, from tubing season in summer to Wurstfest downtown each fall. I-35 connects the city to San Antonio and Austin, which lets renters live in New Braunfels and work in either one.