Chloe Chiang · Austin, Texas
Austin realtor, investor, and founder of No Bad Company.
Founder of No Bad Company. Austin real estate strategist and investor. I build the deals, the rooms, and the people around them.
Brands hosted at Chateau Chloe
Work with me
Buying, selling, and investing across Austin. Data-driven and detail-obsessed.
Owner’s representation. The right team, and decisions on form, function, and future value.
Market updates and investment strategy for teams, investor groups, and communities.
My media company: content, events, and a community. Life is better in good company.
An editorial East Austin estate for shoots, brand campaigns, dinners, and milestones.
On the market
My story
I grew up in Missouri City, Texas. Mo’City. My dad was a loud Chinese man with an East Texas accent who loved dove hunting and softball. My mom raised us with her creative spirit and one rule: never depend on anyone for money.
I dedicated 14 years of my life to gymnastics. When I was 19 years old, my life took a sharp turn that sent me on a wild journey of self-discovery.
Read the full storyIn their words
“She helped us create a plan nearly 9 months ahead of schedule and then when the market changed, she knew exactly what to do and when to do it.”
“Her and her team made the listing, selling, and purchase process seamless with a level or organization and communication that I’ve yet to see matched.”
“I’ve done two commercial video shoots at Chloe’s property, and both times it was truly a 10/10 experience.”
“With her guidance, our offer was accepted - and we closed in two weeks!”
“She was even able to switch my mind on a spot I was stuck on to find a better one, below market, and in a way better neighborhood.”
“She skillfully navigated us through the competitive and murky waters of Austin real estate, and we ended up in a better position than we had even considered possible.”
“No detail is skipped. It’s a photographer’s dream space.”
“I continue to be impressed with her level of knowledge and the amount of data she has on the market.”
Let’s talk
Tell me what you’re working on and I’ll point you in the right direction.