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Living in Lytle, TX: A Home Buyer's Guide to Small-Town Life Near San Antonio
Thinking about buying in Lytle? Here's what life really looks like in this quiet Atascosa County community southwest of San Antonio.
San Antonio Added Nearly 24,000 New Residents in One Year — Here's What That Means for Your Home
Census data shows San Antonio ranked 4th in the U.S. for numeric population gain, reaching 1,526,656 residents by mid-2024.
What San Antonio's 2024 Homicide Map Means for Home Buyers and Renters
KSAT's analysis of 127 San Antonio homicides in 2024 offers real context for buyers, renters, and homeowners researching neighborhoods.
San Antonio Home Prices Soften in April 2025: What Buyers, Sellers and Renters Need to Know
SABOR's April 2025 data shows more homes, lower prices and slower sales—here's what that means for you right now.
April CPI Hits Lowest Point Since 2021: What 2.3% Inflation Means for San Antonio Home Buyers, Sellers and Renters
April's 2.3% annual inflation rate is the smallest in over four years—here's how that number plays out in San Antonio's housing market.
Loop 1604 North Is Getting Wider — Here's What That Means for San Antonio Home Buyers Right Now
Three segments of the Loop 1604 North expansion are moving fast. Here's how the progress affects buyers, sellers, and homeowners along the corridor.
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Fed Holds Rates Steady: What It Means for San Antonio Home Buyers, Sellers and Renters Right Now
The Fed kept its benchmark rate unchanged — here's how that decision ripples through San Antonio's housing market this spring.
Living in Marion, TX: What Home Buyers Should Know Before Making the Move
Marion offers small-town charm, room to breathe, and an easy commute to San Antonio — here's what buyers need to know.
San Antonio Mayoral Runoff: What It Means for Home Buyers, Sellers and Renters
The May 3 election sends Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos to a runoff — here's what that means for San Antonio's real estate market.
Alamo Colleges' $1 Billion Bond Just Passed — Here's What It Means for Your Property
Bexar County voters approved a roughly $1 billion Alamo Colleges bond on May 3, 2025. Here's how it could affect your home's value and your tax bill.
Voters Shake Up San Antonio and Northside ISD Boards — What It Means for Homeowners and Buyers
Challengers swept out incumbents in May 2025 school board races across San Antonio, Northside, Boerne, and Judson ISDs.
Four New Loop 1604 Ramps Are Opening on the Northwest Side — Here's What It Means for Your Home
TxDOT is opening four new Loop 1604 ramps this week, and Northwest Side homeowners and buyers should pay attention.
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Living in Shavano Park, TX: What Home Buyers Should Know Before Moving Here
Shavano Park offers a rare blend of small-town quiet, large lots, and easy access to everything San Antonio has to offer.
TEA's Long-Awaited A-F School Ratings Are Out — Here's What San Antonio Buyers Need to Know
After a court delay, TEA released 2022-23 A-F school ratings on April 24 — and the results reveal big differences across San Antonio-area districts.
Schertz Is Adding Hundreds of Rental Homes — Here's What It Means for You
Two new rental communities in Schertz are expanding options for renters priced out of San Antonio's tighter markets.
Living in Fair Oaks Ranch, TX: What Home Buyers Need to Know Before Making the Move
Fair Oaks Ranch offers Hill Country charm, top-rated schools, and a relaxed pace of life just a short drive from San Antonio.
Edwards Aquifer Hits Lowest Level Since 1990 — What San Antonio Homeowners Need to Know Right Now
The J-17 index well hit 625.4 feet this week, the lowest since summer 1990. Here's what that means if you own, buy, or rent a home in San Antonio.
San Antonio Crime Drops 19.3% in Early 2025 — What It Means for Buyers, Sellers and Renters
SAPD reported a 19.3% drop in crime offenses in Q1 2025, with big declines in property crime and auto theft that matter for every San Antonio household.
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Bexar County 2025 Appraisals Are Out: What a 2.1% Residential Increase Really Means for San Antonio Homeowners, Buyers, and Renters
Bexar County residential values rose just 2.1% in 2025—the slowest pace in years. Here's what that shift means for your wallet.
BCAD Mailed 2025 Value Notices: What a 2% Residential Increase Means for San Antonio Homeowners
Bexar County mailed 2025 appraisal notices this spring with residential values rising just over 2%—here's what that means for you.
Win Your 2025 BCAD Protest and You Could Skip the 2026 Fight Entirely
Bexar County homeowners who successfully challenge their 2025 appraisal may not face a reappraisal at all in 2026.
2,352 Apartments and Counting: What Boerne's Building Boom Means for Renters and Buyers
Boerne has added 2,352 apartment units across 29 multifamily developments, reshaping the rental market just northwest of San Antonio.
Mortgage Rates Hit 6.62% — Then Jump Again. Here's What San Antonio Buyers Need to Know Right Now
The 30-year fixed rate dipped to 6.62% this week before rising again, and the timing matters a lot if you're shopping for a home in San Antonio.
New Downtown Ballpark Authority Signals Big Moves for San Antonio Real Estate Investors
San Antonio City Council just approved a new authority to own a $160M downtown Missions ballpark—here's what it means for local real estate.