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Medically discharged from the U.S. Air Force after many years of service, Garry Creath goes into real estate — because he was trained to serve and help others.
About · Creath Partners since 1971
Jonathan Creath · Real Estate Advisor · Kuper Sotheby's International Realty
The Story
This practice did not begin with a business plan. It began in 1971, when Garry Creath — after many years of dedicating his life to his country — was medically discharged from the U.S. Air Force and had to decide what came next.
He chose real estate in Colorado Springs, and grew the business further in Lubbock, Texas. Eighteen years went into building the family’s reputation before he brought it to Austin in 1989. In 1992 his wife, Jo Creath, became his partner in it, bringing her love for people, devotion to family and friends and caring attitude to the real estate world.
They had roughly six years as business partners. Garry passed away in 1997, which opened the doors for his children to share in his love for real estate. Garry Creath II joined his mother to continue his father’s legacy. Jonathan — who had been selling software to Fortune 500 companies and developing a passion for helping clients — moved to Austin to join the family business. The brothers have run it together since.
In 2008 Creath Partners joined Capital City Sotheby’s International Realty, now Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty, where Jonathan continues his role as a Real Estate Advisor to his clients. His first listing was on the corner of Enfield Road and Pecos Street, a short walk from Lion’s Municipal Golf Course. The original buyers still live there.
The work since has stayed close to that map — Tarrytown for over 25 years, plus Westlake, Lakeway, southwest Austin, the Lake Travis areas and downtown.
A Timeline
Medically discharged from the U.S. Air Force after many years of service, Garry Creath goes into real estate — because he was trained to serve and help others.
After growing the business in Lubbock, Texas, and eighteen years spent building the family’s reputation, Garry expands it to Austin.
Jo Creath, Garry’s wife, partners with him in the family business — bringing her love for people and her devotion to family and friends to the work.
After roughly six years as business partners, Garry passes away. Garry Creath II joins his mother to continue his father’s legacy; Jonathan leaves a career selling software to Fortune 500 companies and moves to Austin to join them.
Creath Partners joins Capital City Sotheby’s International Realty — now Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty — where Jonathan continues his role as a Real Estate Advisor to his clients.
Brothers Garry and Jonathan Creath, still running the business their father started. Tarrytown for over 25 years, and Westlake, Lakeway, southwest Austin, Lake Travis and downtown besides.
What We Believe
The business exists because a man who had spent his career serving his country needed another way to help people. That premise never changed hands.
A world-class level of service both during and after the transaction. The closing is the middle of the relationship, not the end of it.
Founded by Garry Creath, carried on by Jo, and run today by his two sons. The name on the sign belongs to someone who will be sitting across from you.
Over 25 years in Tarrytown, and the same long familiarity with Westlake, Lakeway, southwest Austin, the Lake Travis areas and downtown.
Credentials
Jonathan is calm and patient, we have already recommended him to several of our friends who are also happy!
Creath Partners helped us sell our home in Austin as we were running out of room! He marketed our home extensively online and got us more for our house than we expected! We highly recommend the Creath brothers to anyone wanting a true pro in Austin!
Creath Partners not only sold our home in record time, he also helped us find our dream home in Travis Heights. They expertly navigated us through the entire process, and we look forward to working with them in the future!
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Service during and after. A family business, still.