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North East ISD's $495M Bond Vote: What It Means for Your Home and Your Tax Bill
North East ISD is asking voters to approve a $495M bond for schools—with no tax rate increase expected. Here's what that means for homeowners.
30-Year Mortgage Rate Hits 6.17%: What It Means for San Antonio Home Buyers Right Now
Freddie Mac's latest rate survey shows the 30-year fixed at 6.17%—here's what that number means for buyers, sellers and renters across San Antonio.
Fed Cuts Rates to 3.75%–4% and Ends Balance-Sheet Runoff: What It Means for San Antonio Home Buyers, Sellers and Renters
The Fed just cut rates a quarter point and is stopping its bond sell-off. Here's how that ripples through the San Antonio housing market.
Five Bexar-Area School Districts Are Asking Voters for More Money This November — Here's What It Means for Your Property Taxes
Boerne, SCUC, Judson, East Central, and La Vernia ISDs want voter-approved tax increases. Here's what San Antonio homeowners need to know before Election Day.
I-35 NEX Central Is 62% Done — Here's What That Means If You're Buying a Home Along the Corridor
The $1.5B I-35 NEX Central project is past the halfway mark. Here's how the remaining work—and the finish line—affects San Antonio home buyers.
Kallison Ranch: What Buyers Need to Know About One of San Antonio's Newer Master-Planned Communities
Kallison Ranch offers newer construction, suburban convenience and a tight-knit feel on San Antonio's growing far west side.
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Edwards Aquifer Near Historic Lows: What San Antonio Homeowners Need to Know Right Now
The J-17 well sits 37 feet below average this October — here's what that means for your water bill, your property, and your plans.
San Antonio Home Sales Climb in September 2025: What the Numbers Mean for You
SABOR's September 2025 data shows rising sales, more inventory, and a median home price of $308,995 — here's what it means for buyers, sellers, and renters.
A $100 Million Plant Expansion in New Braunfels and What It Means for San Antonio-Area Real Estate
A major manufacturing expansion in New Braunfels could shift housing demand across the San Antonio metro this fall and beyond.
Cinco Lakes: What San Antonio Buyers Should Know About This Established Northwest Side Community
Cinco Lakes offers Northwest San Antonio buyers a mature neighborhood with convenient access, quality schools, and a relaxed suburban lifestyle.
Fifth 1604/I-10 Flyover Opens: What It Means for San Antonio Homeowners on the Northwest Side
The fifth flyover connecting westbound I-10 to eastbound Loop 1604 just opened, and it could affect your commute, your neighborhood, and your home's value.
163 New Apartments Are Coming Near UTSA — Here's What Renters and Homeowners Should Know
A private developer plans a 163-unit, four-story building near UTSA's main campus, with construction set to begin next month.
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Loop 410 Closure Near I-35 on the Northeast Side: What It Means for San Antonio Homeowners
A Loop 410 closure for I-35 NEX girder work on the Northeast Side is a reminder of how infrastructure shapes daily life and home values.
Riverstone at Westpointe: What Buyers Should Know About This Far West San Antonio Neighborhood
Riverstone at Westpointe offers suburban comfort, newer construction and easy highway access on San Antonio's growing far west side.
Preserve at the Port Opens 360 Affordable Homes Near Port San Antonio
A $88.7 million project near Port San Antonio has just opened 360 income-restricted rental homes, giving hundreds of families a new path to stable housing.
Harlandale Neighborhood Guide: What Buyers Need to Know About This South San Antonio Community
Harlandale offers affordable homes, deep community roots, and convenient access to downtown San Antonio — here's what buyers should know.
Fed Cuts Rates to 4.00%–4.25%: What It Means for San Antonio Home Buyers, Sellers and Renters Right Now
The Fed just trimmed rates by a quarter point. Here's what that move actually means for your home purchase, sale or lease in San Antonio.
San Antonio Just Passed a $4.06 Billion Budget — Here's What It Means for Your Home
San Antonio adopted its FY2026 budget with no property tax rate increase, but a looming $150M deficit in FY2027 deserves your attention.
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30-Year Mortgage Rate Drops to 6.26%: What It Means for San Antonio Home Buyers Right Now
The 30-year fixed rate fell to 6.26% this week, its lowest point in recent weeks, and San Antonio buyers are taking notice.
Davis Ranch: What Buyers Need to Know About One of San Antonio's Newer Master-Planned Communities
Davis Ranch offers master-planned living on San Antonio's far west side with modern homes, community amenities, and room to grow.
The Fourth 1604/I-10 Flyover Is Open — Here's What It Means for Your Home
The new eastbound Loop 1604 to eastbound I-10 flyover opened today, and it could affect your commute, your home's value, and your neighborhood.
San Antonio Home Prices Climb Even as August Sales Slow: What SABOR's Latest Numbers Mean for You
San Antonio home prices rose in August 2025 even as sales dipped 7%—here's what buyers, sellers, renters, and owners need to know right now.
Bexar County Holds Property Tax Rate Steady for Sixth Straight Year — What It Means for Your Home
Bexar County kept its tax rate at $0.299999 per $100 of assessed value for FY 2025-26, offering homeowners a measure of predictability.
New Texas Flood Laws Signed Yesterday: What San Antonio Home Buyers, Sellers and Renters Need to Know
Two flood safety bills signed September 5 bring new protections and infrastructure to flash-flood-prone communities across Texas, including greater San Antonio.