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Lauren Wheat

Lauren Wheat
Real Estate Agent (Salesperson)
League City TX

Salesperson (TX: 0746281)

6 years experience

REALTOR® 2 Active Listings Serves Galveston County, TX
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Contact Information

Brokerage
Foundation Realty
Office Address
403 Westwood Dr
League City, TX  77573
(Galveston County)
Office Phone
713-352-9722
Office Fax
Mobile
832-279-1583
Email
laur**************@*****.com
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Service Areas

Houston: TX Friendswood: TX League City: TX Nassau Bay: TX San Leon: TX Santa Fe: TX Dickinson: TX Texas City: TX Webster: TX

About Lauren Wheat

**Lauren Wheat, REALTOR® RENE**

A lifelong resident of Houston, Lauren Wheat has deep roots in the community, having grown up in Friendswood, Texas. With extensive experience in both the service and medical sectors, Lauren is driven by a genuine passion for helping others. Her enthusiasm for real estate and interior design has guided her career, allowing her to combine her interests with her professional endeavors.

Lauren prioritizes her clients, recognizing the significance of effective communication during one of life’s most important transactions. She is a certified Real Estate Negotiation Expert, equipping her with the skills necessary to advocate effectively for her clients' best interests.

Outside of her professional life, Lauren enjoys quality time with her husband and their two energetic sons. She actively participates in community events and maintains a commitment to fitness at the gym. Lauren looks forward to guiding clients through their real estate journeys with dedication and support.

**Education:**

- Friendswood High School
- San Jacinto College
- Associate Degree in Behavioral Science (Graduated with Phi Theta Kappa Honors)
- Associate of Applied Science in Radiography
- Champions School of Real Estate

**Professional Affiliations:**

- Houston Association of Realtors
- Texas Association of Realtors
- National Association of Realtors

**Achievements:**

- Executive Club, 2021

**Certifications:**

- Real Estate Negotiation Expert (RENE)

Galveston County, TX Real Estate Market Analysis (Single Family Homes)

$499,485
Avg. Listing Price
From Lauren's portfolio
3.4 / 2.7
Avg. Beds/Baths
Typical property size
2,065 sf
Avg. Square Footage
Interior living space
3881
Active Listings
Current inventory

The Galveston County real estate market represents one of Texas's most distinctive coastal property landscapes, where hurricane resilience meets Gulf Coast charm in a complex dance of risk and reward. With 1,945 actively licensed agents serving this unique market, the region showcases everything from historic Victorian homes on Galveston Island to sprawling suburban developments in League City and Pearland. This coastal county's proximity to Houston's massive job market creates compelling commuter communities while maintaining its own identity as a destination for waterfront living and vacation properties.

What makes Galveston County particularly intriguing is how natural disaster recovery has actually strengthened property values in many areas, as rebuilt communities feature modern storm-resistant construction that attracts buyers seeking both coastal access and peace of mind. The market's seasonal fluctuations are more pronounced than typical Texas metros, with vacation rental properties and second homes creating distinct investment opportunities that savvy agents navigate with specialized local knowledge.

Major Galveston County, Texas Real Estate Markets

League City and Pearland anchor the county's mainland residential growth, offering master-planned communities that appeal to Houston commuters seeking newer construction, excellent schools, and more space for their money. These cities have experienced remarkable population growth over the past decade, driving consistent demand for both starter homes and luxury properties. Galveston Island itself operates as a completely different market, where historic preservation meets modern development in neighborhoods like the East End Historic District and newer waterfront condominiums along the Seawall Boulevard.

The county's smaller communities like Friendswood, Santa Fe, and Texas City each serve distinct buyer demographics, from young families attracted to Friendswood's suburban amenities to industrial workers and retirees finding value in Texas City's more affordable housing stock. Kemah and Seabrook cater to boating enthusiasts and waterfront lifestyle seekers, while Clear Lake area properties benefit from NASA Johnson Space Center's proximity, creating a unique niche for aerospace professionals and contractors.

Market Dynamics and Geographic Complexity

Galveston County's real estate complexity stems from its dual nature as both a Houston metropolitan suburb and an independent coastal economy. Properties here must weather literal storms while benefiting from Houston's economic diversity, creating valuation models that factor in flood zones, hurricane history, and proximity to both employment centers and recreational amenities. The county's agents develop expertise in flood insurance requirements, historical tax credits for island properties, and the unique financing challenges that coastal properties often present.

Surprisingly, many of the county's strongest performing submarkets are those that have experienced and recovered from major hurricane damage, as rebuilding efforts have created modern housing stock with enhanced storm protection features. This resilience factor has become a selling point rather than a deterrent, particularly for buyers from other hurricane-prone regions who appreciate transparent risk assessment and proven recovery capabilities.

Why Businesses Need Galveston County, Texas Agent Contact Data

With all 1,945 licensed agents maintaining email contact information, Galveston County offers exceptional connectivity for businesses targeting this specialized coastal market. Mortgage lenders, insurance companies, and construction contractors find particular value in reaching agents who understand the complexities of coastal financing, flood insurance requirements, and storm-resistant building standards that define much of the local transaction process.

Property technology companies, vacation rental management services, and marine-related businesses discover that Galveston County agents serve as crucial connectors to both primary residence buyers and investment property purchasers seeking Gulf Coast opportunities. The county's unique blend of suburban growth and coastal recreation creates diverse business opportunities that require agent partnerships to navigate successfully.

Current Property Listings

As of 2/13/2026, Lauren Wheat has 2 properties for sale in League City and surrounding areas.

$620,000

Listed 2026-01-24

1534 Colton Way
League City, TX  77573

Beds: 4.0
Baths: 3.5
Sq Ft: 3,723
Lot: 10,659 sf
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$335,000

Listed 2025-11-20

106 Tower Dr
Friendswood, TX  77546

Beds: 4.0
Baths: 2.0
Sq Ft: 1,341
Lot: 19,550 sf
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Current Property Rentals

Lauren Wheat currently has no rental properties available in League City and surrounding areas. Check back later.