Memorial & Spring Branch, Houston TX
Kim Zander
Kim Zander, a powerhouse in Houston's real estate scene, has been a standout figure at The Perdomo Group @Compass since 2012, consistently earning recognition as a Top Producer for many years. With a rich history spanning over 27 years in sales and armed with a Bachelor's degree in Consumer Science and Merchandising from the University of Houston, Zander's journey is marked by a personalized, full-service approach that sets her apart. Her impressive career is underpinned by a robust work ethic and integrity, qualities that shine through from her earlier role as a Senior Corporate Account Manager, where she engaged in national and international negotiations with Fortune 100 companies like ExxonMobil and Schlumberger. These experiences continue to amplify her success in the real estate realm, where she brings a wealth of leadership and negotiation skills to the table, always complemented by her unique personal touch. Zander is deeply ingrained in the Houston community, measured not just by professional accolades but also by the lasting relationships she's cultivated over her 20+ years in Houston's Memorial area. Beyond the confines of real estate, Zander finds joy in travel, sports, and fitness. However, her true passion lies in spending quality time with her husband, Chris, and three (now adult) children along with their cherished Labrador Retriever.
Memorial Area in Houston, TX
The Memorial area in Houston, Texas, is a prestigious and affluent residential neighborhood characterized by its upscale homes, lush greenery, and proximity to cultural amenities. Nestled in the western part of Houston, Memorial is renowned for its top-rated schools, serene parks, and a strong sense of community. The real estate landscape in Memorial is diverse, offering a mix of luxurious estates, gated communities, and upscale condominiums. Many homes in the area boast spacious lots, sprawling lawns, and elegant architectural designs. The neighborhood is known for its tree-lined streets and a tranquil atmosphere that provides a welcome escape from the bustling city life. One of the defining features of Memorial is its access to Memorial Park, one of the largest urban parks in the United States. Residents enjoy outdoor activities such as jogging, golf, and picnics amidst the park's scenic landscapes. Additionally, the area is home to high-end shopping and dining options, adding to its allure. Memorial's real estate market has remained robust, with a demand for exclusive properties and a reputation for maintaining property values. The community's excellent schools, proximity to the Energy Corridor, and a strategic location near major highways contribute to its desirability. Overall, the Memorial real estate area in Houston represents a harmonious blend of opulence, natural beauty, and a close-knit community, making it an attractive destination for those seeking a refined and comfortable lifestyle.
Testimonials
“Very few real estate transactions complete without a few hitches along the way, and it takes a good realtor to navigate through these things. Kim not only handled all our issues promptly and effectively, but she went above and beyond her duties in many ways by playing the role of counselor and friend. Kim was a pleasure to work with. We strongly recommend engaging Kim for selling or buying a house in the Memorial, Wilchester, or Nottingham areas.”
Buyer
“Kim was endlessly patient as she led us to a new home. She regularly checked in and alerted us to homes about to come on the market. Kim offered suggestions about changes we might make as we toured houses and maintained an optimistic and cheerful attitude. She knows the Houston market inside out and efficiently guided us through signing a contract and the closing process. We could not have asked or hoped for a more faithful cheerleader and someone we knew had our best interests in mind from the very beginning of our search. Kim is a realtor who became a friend, and we 100% recommend her services to the community.“
-Buyer
Compass RE, Texas LLC
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