Tabatha Urech

Tabatha is an experienced, business-minded professional with deep roots in Texas. As a Realtor®, wife, and mother of 3, she combines a passion for family and community with an ability to match people with homes and neighborhoods in Houston's dynamic real estate market.

A consistent top producer, Tabatha has surpassed $160 Million in sales over the past six years. When you choose Tabatha as your realtor, you'll get a proven problem-solver who can bring all sides together. She's great at helping clarify your wants and needs by asking the right questions and carefully listening with amazing attention to detail; skills perfected while serving as a Certified Public Accountant, professional management consultant and trusted adviser.

Whether you are buying or selling, Tabatha brings to your transaction the art of skillful negotiation amid powerful emotions and personalities. She will ensure your greatest deal doesn't go by the wayside due to conflict or surprises - enjoying instead to navigate challenges in an enthusiastic and strategic way to deliver a positive win/win experience. You'll benefit from her strong relationships with other real estate professionals as well as in the community at large.

A rare Houston native and 5th Generation Texan, Tabatha and her family live in the Memorial area, where she balances time enriching the lives of her daughter and twin boys, volunteering in her community, supporting her kids on the sports fields and squeezing in a game of pickleball whenever she can. Her vast knowledge of Houston is influenced by her experiences living in the Rice Military, Upper Kirby, Heights, and South Main areas and working in Downtown Houston, Memorial City, Galleria and Tanglewood.

"My years growing up in Alief taught me that diversity is as valuable as affluency. The privilege of diversity extended through my college years at UH and has made me appreciate the complex mix of cultures that is modern Houston. I always seek common ground in order to preserve our diversity and transcend our differences."