Phyllis Browning Co. moves to new location

The real estate firm is now located on South Seguin Avenue. (Courtesy Phyllis Browning Co.)

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By Lauren Canterberry | 3:33 PM Aug 14, 2020 CDT | Updated 3:33 PM Aug 14, 2020 CDT

On Aug. 10, Phyllis Browning Co. relocated its local office to 448 S. Seguin Ave., New Braunfels, from its previous location on North Castell Ave. The real estate firm has been operating in South and Central Texas since 1989 and employs more than 200 real estate agents. 830-302-2199. www.phyllisbrowning.com

By Lauren Canterberry

Lauren began covering New Braunfels for Community Impact Newspaper in 2019. Her reporting focuses on education, development, breaking news and community interest stories. Lauren is originally from South Carolina and is a graduate of the University of Georgia.

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