Steve Reese

REALTOR

NextHome Central Real Estate

About Steve Reese

My wife, Sharon, and I live in Shawnee, where I’ve been in the real estate industry since 1994. We’re firmly planted in our little community, where Sharon teaches special education English at Shawnee High School, where we’re active in the music ministry of St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, where we enjoy one of the friendliest Starbucks in existence, and we have family and close friends nearby.

I’m not only an evangelist for my community, I’m Sold on Shawnee as well.

By day, I sell real estate and blog about the world around me, and in my down time, I’m living it up with Sharon all around the Shawnee/OKC metro area. You can probably find us having a yummy happy hour, wine tasting, attending live theater or just hanging out together with each other and with friends.

Much of my life involves service. I feel a strong sense of gratification building up others around me. I’ve served the 10,000+ members of the Oklahoma Association of REALTORS® to support their education, public image, and consumer advocacy. I’ve served a small real estate company and one with nearly 300 real estate agents to coach, consult, and increase their business. However one of my most treasured roles is serving families with their largest financial instrument—their home. Guiding and advocating for my clients to a win-win is an exhilarating victory!

Latest Blog Posts

Did you buy a home in 2022? READ THIS!

Posted by Steve Reese
March 8 2023
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You can save money on your property taxes beginning this year by filing for homestead exemption!What is homestead exemption?The Oklahoma Homestead Law protects your primary residence from forced

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4 Ways home sellers can stand out to the competition

Posted by Steve Reese
February 22 2023
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In a crowded—or not-so-crowded—real estate market, it's important for home sellers to make your home listing stand out from your competition to attract potential buyers.In real estate,'

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Shawnee Tornado Shelters

Posted by Steve Reese
February 20 2023
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UPDATED March 30, 2022 In 2014, Shawnee closed two of its public storm shelters in City Hall and Fire Station #3 on MacArthur. This brings us to wonder sometimes what to do if we're caught in a

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I always want to be better at inclusiveness

Posted by Steve Reese
January 15 2018
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Y'all, on this Martin Luther King Jr. Day, I'm especially mindful of treating people better. Lately we've seen some very ugly examples of how NOT to do it. 2018 marks the 50th anniversary of the

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