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The Nan and Company Properties website serves as a comprehensive digital destination for Houston real estate, bringing together property search, neighborhood expertise, luxury listings, new developments, agent profiles, market insights and company resources in one streamlined experience. Designed to reflect Nan and Company’s modern, technology-driven approach to real estate, the site makes it easy for buyers and sellers to explore properties, discover communities, connect with local agents and access relevant market information. The website also highlights the brokerage’s luxury portfolio and global reach through its exclusive Houston affiliation with Forbes Global Properties, while showcasing Nan and Company’s distinctive brand, local expertise and full-service approach to the real estate experience. Nan and Company Properties also won Best Brokerage Website in 2020, 2022, 2023 and 2024. Check out the award-winning website.

Nancy Almodovar is CEO and co-founder of Nan and Company Properties, where she leads more than 220 agents across greater Houston and has built a culture centered on agent development, exceptional service, innovative marketing and sustained performance. Under her leadership, the Houston-founded firm has evolved into a nationally recognized independent brokerage while helping its agents expand their businesses year after year. Agent growth is central to Almodovar’s leadership philosophy. Agents within the brokerage achieve continual growth, supported by mentorship, strategic marketing, global exposure and a collaborative culture designed to help agents build enduring careers. She is particularly proud to have helped cultivate top industry talent, including the No. 1 ranked NAHREP agent, an example of her commitment to creating opportunities for others to succeed at the highest level. Under her direction, Nan and Company Properties has surpassed $819 million in verified sales across 1,686 transactions. Affiliations with Forbes Global Properties, Leading Real Estate Companies of the World and Luxury Portfolio International further connect the firm’s agents, clients and properties to a global network. Almodovar brings more than $1 billion in personal career sales to her leadership role. Today, she measures success not only by her own production, but by the businesses, careers and leaders being built around her. Through mentorship, resources, brand strategy and hands-on leadership, she continues to position Nan and Company Properties and its agents for long-term growth. Almodovar was also named Houston Agent magazine’s Managing Broker of the Year in 2020, 2023 and 2025.

One such home is in the tranquil Ojo de Agua neighborhood, in the hills that rise above the central part of the city. Cajas de Luz is the work of renowned Mexican architect Manuel Cervantes, who collaborated with the landscape designer Hugo Sánchez and the interior firm Habitacion116. The remarkable result of the collaboration is an open-air residence crafted from natural and reclaimed materials, where the boundary between inside and outside is completely blurred. The partially sheltered heated pool extends outward between two cubic volumes, hovering over the landscape. A separate guest house rounds out the property, resulting in a total of four bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. The $6.9 million abode is listed by its original owners for the first time, with Nancy Almodovar of Nan & Company Properties representing it in the U.S. market and Ann Dolan of CDR San Miguel representing it locally.

River Oaks, Houston | Price Undisclosed River Oaks built much of its reputation on old Houston estates, deep lawns and houses set well back beneath mature trees. This 2015 residence gives that familiar formula a newer expression. Six bedrooms and 6,382 square feet unfold across polished interiors with marble and hardwood floors, while live oaks outside provide the sort of maturity no construction schedule can hurry along. A detached garage apartment gives guests their own quarters. The property came to market at $5.299 million before selling in July 2026 for an undisclosed amount, a familiar bit of Texas opacity, where residential sale prices needn’t become public record. Nancy Almodovar of Nan & Company Properties represented the seller.