If you are into all things Houston real estate, then the Houston Chronicle's podcast Looped In is for you! Hosted by the Houston Chronicle real estate reporter, Nancy Sarnoff, the episodes discuss everything from current developments to the history of Houston. There are generally different guests on every episode. In a recent episode, they discussed the Houston real estate website, Swamplot.com, which announced on March 7, 2019, that they were no longer going to produce content - goodbye article. Swamplot was founded in 2007 by Larry Albert—an architect who teaches at Rice. Swamplot was "The" website to be in-the-know for Houston real estate. Most importantly the site reported on what made Houston such a unique and great city to live in. Listen to more on Looped In's Story of Swamplot with Nancy Sarnoff and Larry Albert.
About the Author
Real estate, construction, and property management have been part of Steven Shannon’s life from the very beginning. As a fifth-generation Houstonian and Owner of Shannon Property Management, Steven combines a deep understanding of the local market with hands-on experience in construction and property operations. Before founding the company, he worked in management consulting and later managed large industrial construction and real estate development projects, experiences that helped shape his practical, solutions-focused approach to property management.
Today, Steven is dedicated to helping rental property owners maximize returns while reducing the stress that often comes with managing real estate investments. Under his leadership, Shannon Property Management has built a reputation for delivering stability, peace of mind, and exceptional service to owners and residents throughout the Houston area.
Through the company blog, Steven shares insights on property management, real estate investing, maintenance best practices, and market trends to help owners make informed decisions and protect the long-term value of their investments.