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Bexar County Votes Blue Again, but Fewer Voters Showed Up — What It Means for San Antonio Real Estate
Harris carried Bexar County with 54.9% of the vote, but falling turnout signals a divided, uncertain electorate — and that matters for local housing.
San Antonio Voters Approve All Six Charter Amendments: What It Means for the Housing Market
San Antonio voters passed all six charter amendments Tuesday, reshaping city leadership in ways that could affect housing, development, and neighborhoods for years to come.
Living in Boerne, TX: What Home Buyers Near San Antonio Need to Know
Boerne offers Hill Country charm, top-rated schools, and a slower pace of life just 30 miles northwest of San Antonio.
Living in Cibolo, TX: What Home Buyers Near San Antonio Need to Know
Cibolo offers small-town charm, newer housing and easy access to San Antonio, making it a smart choice for buyers ready to put down roots.
Texas Blocks TWIA's 10% Rate Hike: What It Means for San Antonio-Area Homeowners
The Texas Insurance Commissioner rejected TWIA's proposed 10% rate increase for 2025, but the fight over coastal insurance costs is far from over.
New Braunfels Is Growing Fast — and That Growth Is Reshaping the Decision for San Antonio Buyers
New Braunfels is booming, but roads and water are struggling to keep up. Here's what that means if you're considering a move.
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San Antonio Home Sales Tick Up in September, But Buyers Are Taking Their Time
SABOR's September 2024 data shows more homes selling, but slower—here's what that means whether you're buying, selling, renting, or staying put.
Bexar County's $295,000 Median Home Price Makes San Antonio One of Texas's Most Affordable Big Cities
San Antonio's median home price sits well below Austin, Dallas, and Houston, giving buyers real purchasing power in a major Texas market.
Living in Schertz, TX: What Home Buyers Should Know Before Making the Move
Schertz offers small-town comfort, strong schools, and easy access to San Antonio — here's what buyers need to know before planting roots.
30-Year Mortgage Rate Drops to 6.12%: What San Antonio Home Buyers Need to Know Right Now
The 30-year fixed rate hit 6.12% this week—here's what that means if you're buying, selling, or renting in San Antonio.