Quick answer: In July 2026, Houston trial attorney Tony Buzbee paid $15.5 million for a 15,000-square-foot mansion at 1708 River Oaks Blvd — a home he plans to tear down entirely, salvaging
Texas REALTOR®
Armando Espinosa is a seasoned Houston real estate agent with eXp Realty, LLC, delivering strategic guidance across the Greater Heights, Oak Forest, and surrounding Inner Loop neighborhoods. Backed by over 30 years of local residency and extensive experience across diverse property types and price ranges, Armando couples street level market knowledge with elite negotiation and pricing credentials, holding the LUXE, ABR, SRS, PSA, and RENE designations. To maintain a distinct competitive advantage for his clients, Armando continuously trains in advanced real estate negotiation dynamics to protect terms and maximize transactional leverage.
Armando works extensively with clients at every price point, from first time purchasers and move up buyers to multi million dollar luxury estates. He routinely assists executives, physicians, and corporate families relocating to Houston from across the country and internationally, particularly within the oil and gas, energy, healthcare, tech, and power sectors. He provides clear, analytical guidance on school zoning, flood history, Texas tax structures, and commute logistics to major employment hubs like the Texas Medical Center and Downtown.
Beyond relocation, Armando is known for managing complex transitions. He advises homeowners orchestrating simultaneous sales and purchases, assisting clients upsizing for growing households or downsizing into low maintenance living. He also guides families resolving inherited estate and probate properties to protect legacy wealth, assists homeowners seeking proactive solutions to pre foreclosure, and negotiates urban homes, craftsman builds, and regional acreage. Armando delivers structured representation designed to minimize friction and protect long term equity.
Quick answer: In July 2026, Houston trial attorney Tony Buzbee paid $15.5 million for a 15,000-square-foot mansion at 1708 River Oaks Blvd — a home he plans to tear down entirely, salvaging
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