Ginger Browning

Ginger Browning

Real Estate Professional

Dedicated to serving her clients, Ginger Browning takes great care to listen to their wants, needs, and must-haves in order to turn real estate dreams into reality. She welcomes new opportunities to work with buyers and sellers throughout New Braunfels, San Antonio, South Austin, and all points in between. Known for her in-touch communication style, Ginger prides herself on answering her phone and returning calls as soon as possible. She understands that real estate is so much more than simply a transaction, but rather a highly emotional decision—often the biggest investment a person will make. It is the caring attitude partnered with her skills and communication that has earned her recognition as a Top 10 agent in the company, San Antonio Business Journal's top 25 agents, and Platinum Top 50 for several years running. Ginger and her team bring a wealth of experience with luxury residential, waterfront, and larger acreage properties. They’re also experts when it comes to the military, first-timers, investors, 1031 exchange, and second-home purchases. No matter your goals, Ginger will keep you educated on market trends, so you’re always ready to make an informed decision.

Originally from the San Antonio area, Ginger moved to New Braunfels in college and has loved living here ever since. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Southwest Texas State (now Texas State) University in psychology and social work. Before entering real estate, she worked as Director for a nonprofit serving disabled clients—a position that allowed her to hone a keen ability to “shut up, listen and observe” what people really need. Today, Ginger is rewarded every time she’s able to help people start the next chapters in their own books. She's an avid beekeeper who also likes to cook—her award-winning chili and apple pie are two of her signature dishes. When she’s not working, she and her husband enjoy being outdoors watching the Texas sunset, hiking, kayaking, or riding their motorcycles through the Texas Hill Country.