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2025 School Ratings Are Out: These San Antonio-Area Districts Just Earned B's
Seven San Antonio-area school districts earned B ratings in 2025—here's what that means if you're buying, selling, or renting nearby.
Stage 4 Edwards Aquifer Restrictions Are Here: What San Antonio Homeowners Need to Know Right Now
The EAA has declared Stage 4 for the San Antonio Pool, cutting permitted pumping by 40% as the J-17 index hits 629 feet this August.
San Antonio's July 2025 Housing Market: What a $330,000 Median and 6 Months of Inventory Mean for You
San Antonio's July 2025 market data shows rising inventory and a higher median price — a real shift sellers and buyers both need to understand.
Spurs Arena Vote Is Coming — Here's What San Antonio Homeowners and Renters Need to Know
Bexar County commissioners voted 4-1 to let voters decide on a hotel tax increase to help fund a new Spurs arena.
San Antonio's $20 Million Flood Warning Upgrade: What It Means for Your Home
A new $20 million flood warning system is coming to San Antonio — here's what homeowners, buyers, and renters need to know right now.
Alamo Ranch: What Buyers Need to Know About One of San Antonio's Most Established Master-Planned Communities
Alamo Ranch offers suburban comfort, strong amenities and easy access to the Texas Hill Country — here's what buyers should know before making a move.
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TWIA Holds the Line: No Rate Increase for 2026 Coastal Policies — What San Antonio Homeowners Should Know
TWIA's board voted 7-1 to file a 0% rate change for 2026, offering coastal Texas homeowners a rare moment of stability amid rising insurance costs.
New Homes from $240K Are Coming to San Antonio's West Side
A national builder is bringing 3-5 bedroom homes starting at $240,000 to Hunter's Ranch, near Lackland AFB and SeaWorld.
Fed Holds Rates Steady — What Two Dissenting Votes Mean for San Antonio Home Buyers and Sellers
The Fed kept rates unchanged, but two governors pushed for a cut. Here's what that tug-of-war means if you're moving in San Antonio.
San Antonio Homicides Drop 20% in Early 2025: What It Means for Buyers, Sellers and Renters
A significant drop in San Antonio homicides is reshaping how buyers, sellers and renters think about the city's neighborhoods and long-term value.
Living in Hondo, TX: What Home Buyers Near San Antonio Should Know
Hondo offers small-town charm, affordable homes, and a manageable commute west of San Antonio — here's what buyers need to know.
Living in Devine, TX: What Home Buyers Should Know Before Making the Move
Devine offers small-town charm, affordable housing, and a manageable commute that makes it an appealing choice for San Antonio-area home buyers.
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San Antonio Home Sales: What June 2025's Numbers Mean for Buyers, Sellers and Renters
Inventory is up, pending sales are down, and the median price hit $324,460 — here's what June's SABOR data means for you.
281/1604 Closure Ends Hours Early: What It Means for San Antonio Homeowners
The US 281 and Loop 1604 closure wrapped up Saturday morning—good news for homeowners, buyers, and sellers on San Antonio's north side.
What the Hill Country Flood Means for San Antonio Home Buyers, Sellers, and Owners
The deadliest Texas flood in over a century has reshaped the conversation around flood risk for anyone buying, selling, or owning a home near San Antonio.
Living in Bandera, TX: What Home Buyers Near San Antonio Need to Know
Thinking about trading city life for the Texas Hill Country? Here's an honest look at what living in Bandera is really like.
What the Kerr County Flood Means If You're Buying, Selling or Renting in San Antonio Right Now
The July 4th Guadalupe River disaster is reshaping how San Antonio-area buyers, sellers and renters think about flood risk and where they live.
Court Clears the Way for 2024 Texas School Ratings — What San Antonio Homeowners Need to Know
A July 3 appeals court ruling lets TEA release 2024 school performance ratings, and that matters more than you might think for San Antonio real estate.
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Shavano Park Is Getting Townhomes: What Buyers Need to Know About the New Bitterblue Development
A 22-acre mixed-use district near Loop 1604 and Pond Hill Road will bring 30–40 townhomes to one of San Antonio's most sought-after areas.
Fair Oaks Ranch Approves Scaled-Back Post Oak Development: What Buyers Need to Know
Fair Oaks Ranch City Council unanimously approved a smaller Post Oak project—278 custom acre-plus lots—with up to $60 million in planned infrastructure.
New Homes From the $420s Open in Stone Oak — Here's What Buyers Need to Know
Chesmar Homes is now selling at Centero at Stone Oak, offering 3-4 bedroom homes from $425,990 in one of San Antonio's most sought-after corridors.
San Antonio Homicides Down 11% at Mid-Year: What It Means If You're Buying or Renting Here
San Antonio recorded 57 homicides through July 2, 2025 — seven fewer than the same point last year, a sign worth understanding for anyone house-hunting here.
Living in Pleasanton, TX: What Home Buyers Should Know About This Small City Near San Antonio
Pleasanton offers small-town charm, affordable homes, and a manageable commute for buyers priced out of San Antonio's core.
San Antonio City Council Rules Out Property Tax Hike — What a $21 Million Deficit Means for Your Home
Council unanimously rejected a property tax increase to cover a $21M deficit, but bigger budget gaps ahead may still affect homeowners.