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Medina Valley ISD Approves Teacher Raises: What It Means for Home Buyers and Sellers in the District
Medina Valley ISD just approved teacher pay raises for 2025-26 under House Bill 2 — and that matters beyond the classroom.
What San Antonio's Joint Disaster Declaration Means for Your Home After the June 12 Flood
The City of San Antonio and Bexar County issued a joint disaster declaration on June 17 — here's what homeowners, buyers and renters need to know.
Fed Holds Rates Steady — What It Means for San Antonio Home Buyers, Sellers and Renters Right Now
The Fed kept its benchmark rate unchanged, and that ripples through every corner of San Antonio's housing market.
Living in Von Ormy, TX: What Home Buyers Should Know About This Quiet Community Near San Antonio
Von Ormy offers affordable land, a rural feel, and easy highway access for buyers who want space without leaving the San Antonio area.
VIA's Rapid Green Line Breaks Ground: What the New Transit Corridor Means for San Antonio Real Estate
VIA broke ground June 13 on a 10.35-mile Advanced Rapid Transit line connecting the airport to downtown — here's what it means for your property.
San Antonio Home Market in May 2025: What a $295,000 Median and 5.1 Months of Inventory Mean for You
Bexar County's May 2025 numbers show a market shifting toward buyers — here's what that means if you own, buy, sell, or rent in San Antonio.
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San Antonio Housing Market Update: More Homes, More Time, and What It Means for You This Summer
May 2025 data shows inventory up 20% and homes sitting longer — here's what buyers, sellers, renters, and owners need to know right now.
Flash Flood Kills 13 in San Antonio: What Every Buyer, Seller, Renter and Homeowner Needs to Know Right Now
A catastrophic flash flood struck San Antonio early June 12, killing 13 people. Here's what it means for your home and your next move.
San Antonio Puts $12 Million More Into 368 Affordable Rentals — Here's What It Means for You
City Council just approved $12M for 368 affordable rental homes, pushing the 2022 bond's total impact past 4,600 units.
Living in St. Hedwig, TX: What Home Buyers Should Know About This Small Town Near San Antonio
St. Hedwig offers small-town calm, larger lots, and an easy drive to San Antonio — a combination that's hard to find at this distance from the city.
25 Votes Decided District 6: What San Antonio's Council Runoffs Mean for Homeowners and Buyers
Four council seats were decided Saturday, including a razor-thin 25-vote finish in District 6 that could shape neighborhoods from Alamo Ranch to Westover Hills.
Gina Ortiz Jones Wins San Antonio Mayoral Runoff: What It Means for the Local Real Estate Market
Gina Ortiz Jones won the June 7 runoff to become San Antonio's next mayor—here's what that means for buyers, sellers, renters, and homeowners.
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Texas Just Raised Your School Homestead Exemption to $140,000 — Here's What It Means for San Antonio Homeowners
SB 4 raises the school district homestead exemption to $140,000, putting real money back in the pockets of San Antonio homeowners.
Texas HB 9 Raises Business Personal Property Exemption to $125,000 — What San Antonio Real Estate Investors Need to Know
HB 9 boosts the business personal property tax exemption to $125,000, saving small business owners an estimated $2,500 a year starting in 2026.
A Major Flyover Opens Monday at I-10 and Loop 1604 — Here's What It Means for San Antonio Homeowners
The first flyover at the I-10 and Loop 1604 interchange opens June 2, and the ripple effects for local homeowners are worth knowing.
Texas Just Doubled the Senior and Disabled Homestead Exemption — Here's What $200,000 in Relief Means for San Antonio Homeowners
SB 23 raises the senior and disabled ISD exemption to $60,000, pushing total ISD homestead relief to $200,000 for eligible Texas homeowners.
Texas Sends $10 Billion Property Tax Relief Package to the Governor — Here's What San Antonio Homeowners Need to Know
Texas lawmakers approved a $10B property tax relief package that could save San Antonio homeowners hundreds of dollars a year starting in 2025.
I-35 NEX Central Is Halfway Done — What That Means for San Antonio Real Estate Right Now
The $1.5B I-35 NEX Central project is past the halfway mark. Here's what buyers, sellers, investors and renters should know today.
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Living in Elmendorf, TX: What Home Buyers Should Know Before Making the Move
Elmendorf offers small-town character, affordable land, and easy access to San Antonio — here's what buyers need to know.
After Last Night's Hail Storm: What San Antonio and Hill Country Homeowners Need to Do Right Now
Overnight storms dropped large hail and heavy rain across San Antonio, Helotes, Seguin, Fredericksburg and beyond — here's your homeowner action plan.
Stage 5 Drought Restrictions Are Here — What Every San Antonio Homeowner Needs to Know
The Edwards Aquifer Authority has triggered Stage 5 restrictions for the first time ever. Here's what it means for your home and your water bill.
Port San Antonio's $9 Billion Economic Engine and What It Means for Your Home
Port San Antonio's annual economic impact hit $9 billion in 2024—here's what that means if you're buying, selling, renting, or owning a home nearby.
NOAA Is Predicting a Busy 2025 Hurricane Season. Here's What That Means for San Antonio Homeowners
NOAA forecasts an above-normal 2025 Atlantic hurricane season. Here's how San Antonio buyers, sellers, renters, and owners should prepare now.
What TxDOT's Summer 2025 I-35 NEX Lane Closures Mean for San Antonio Homeowners
Summer 2025 I-35 NEX closures will affect commutes from Schertz to Selma—here's what San Antonio area homeowners need to know.