Alamo Heights is an independent city of about 7,600 residents entirely surrounded by San Antonio in Bexar County. At just under 2 square miles, it's one of the most densely established residential communities in the metro area — incorporated in 1922 and largely built out, with a median home value around $700,000–$770,000 and a median household income of approximately $183,000
The city sits 5 miles north of downtown San Antonio and 3 miles from San Antonio International Airport, accessible via Broadway and Highway 281. It's walkable by San Antonio standards, with restaurants, boutique shops, and daily conveniences along Broadway and New Braunfels Avenue — all within or immediately adjacent to the city limits
What keeps Alamo Heights in consistent demand is its school district. Alamo Heights ISD serves the entire city and is one of the most sought-after districts in the San Antonio area. For families with school-age children, AHISD zoning is often the primary reason they're looking in this zip code specifically.
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Tyler has worked in the Alamo Heights market for over 20 years. In a city this small and well-established, that matters. He knows the sub-areas within Alamo Heights — the difference in price and character between streets closer to AHISD campuses versus those further out, how renovated historic properties are valued compared to newer construction, and what buyers in this price range are actually prioritizing.
Alamo Heights is a market where pricing accuracy matters. The city is small, inventory is limited, and buyers looking here are typically well-informed and compare properties carefully. Tyler's approach is straightforward: thorough market analysis, accurate pricing, and clear negotiation — without overpromising on either side of a transaction.
The Tyler Willmann handles the full transaction — marketing, photography, coordination, and closing — so nothing gets lost between steps.