Ranching roots
Stephen was born and raised in a ranching family in Cisco, Texas.


North Texas property, from acreage to city blocks.
Stephen Reich Group
The Stephen Reich Group is a Williams Trew team handling land and ranch, commercial, residential, and investment real estate. Its core markets are Weatherford and Parker County, with selected work in Aledo, western Fort Worth, and nearby areas.
The record
Stephen was born and raised in a ranching family in Cisco, Texas.
Bachelor’s degree and MBA from Tarleton State University.
RealTrends Verified reports 69 transaction sides and $57.32 million in volume for the group’s 2024 sales data.
View verified profileThe same 2024-data profile ranks the group #1 in Weatherford by both sides and volume and #67 in Texas by volume.
Review source and periodNo lifetime production total is published until its scope, time period, and source are verified. RealTrends figures are third-party 2024 sales data; rankings and team composition can change.
Three specialist practices
Acreage, farms, ranches, and equestrian facilities for buyers and landowners.
Property work for owners, users, investors, and developers.
Home purchases, sales, relocations, luxury property, and residential investment.
Property search
Define the use, location, physical requirements, timing, and deal-breakers first. The team can then search current options without passing off a stale website archive as live inventory.
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Meet Stephen Reich
Stephen grew up in a ranching family in Cisco, Texas, then earned a bachelor’s degree and MBA from Tarleton State University. He now leads the Stephen Reich Group at Williams Trew across land, ranch, commercial, residential, and investment real estate.
Areas
Explore focused area guidance for the group’s strongest current markets.
Useful starting points
Access, utilities, water, restrictions, survey, terrain, improvements, and a property-specific ownership plan.
EquestrianArena, footing, barn flow, turnout, fencing, water, access, residence, and daily routines.
Development landAccess, utilities, zoning, entitlement, terrain, drainage, demand, timing, and qualified due diligence.
Common questions
Start with intended use, legal access, survey, title, restrictions, utilities, water, septic feasibility, flood information, terrain, soils, and improvement condition.
The land, access, water, fencing, improvements, operating use, documents, buyer pool, and due diligence can be as important as the residence.
Yes, where the assignment fits current experience. Zoning, entitlement, utilities, engineering, environmental, and legal matters require official and professional confirmation.
The launch focus is Weatherford, Parker County, Aledo, and western Fort Worth, with other verified markets handled where property type and expertise fit.
No. Representation and agency relationships are established separately through the required written agreements and disclosures.
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