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NOAA Predicts a Quieter 2026 Hurricane Season — Here's What That Means for San Antonio Homeowners
NOAA forecasts a below-normal 2026 hurricane season, and that outlook has real implications for SA-area buyers, sellers, and homeowners.
Bexar County's $21 Million Flood Warning Upgrade: What San Antonio Homeowners Need to Know
Bexar County just committed $21 million to a next-generation flood warning system. Here's what it means for your home and your wallet.
Buying a Home in North East ISD: What San Antonio Families Should Know
North East ISD covers some of San Antonio's most established neighborhoods — here's what families should understand before buying a home there.
What SAISD's Proposed $600M Bond Could Mean for Your Property Taxes and Home Value
San Antonio ISD is weighing a $600M bond plus a tax increase. Here's what homeowners, buyers, and sellers need to understand right now.
San Antonio Housing Market Hits a True Buyer's Market: What April 2026 Numbers Mean for You
With 6.09 months of inventory and 16,847 active listings, San Antonio buyers have more choices and more leverage than they have in years.
April CPI Hits 3.8%: What Rising Energy Costs Mean for San Antonio Home Buyers, Sellers and Renters
April 2026 inflation jumped to 3.8% driven by surging energy prices — here's how that hits your wallet if you own, rent or buy in San Antonio.
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Buying a Home in Northside ISD: What Families Need to Know Before They Choose a Neighborhood
Northside ISD covers a wide stretch of San Antonio's west and northwest side — here's what home buyers need to know before choosing a neighborhood.
New Braunfels Has a New Mayor: What It Means for San Antonio-Area Home Buyers and Sellers
Michael Alexander French defeated incumbent Neal Linnartz on May 2, 2026. Here's what the leadership change could mean for the housing market.
School Bond Wins in Hondo, Comfort and Stockdale: What It Means for San Antonio-Area Homeowners
Voters in three San Antonio-area school districts passed bond measures this weekend — here's what that means for your property and your taxes.
North East ISD Sees Incumbent Unseated in Election Decided by 3.58% of Eligible Voters
Mike Wulczyn defeated incumbent Diane Sciba Villarreal in NEISD District 3, with record-low turnout shaping the board that oversees your home's value.
The Hills of Rivermist: A Buyer's Guide to One of San Antonio's Quietly Appealing Neighborhoods
Thinking about The Hills of Rivermist? Here's what buyers should know about the homes, lifestyle and location in this San Antonio community.
SCUC ISD Voters Approve $295M Bond — Here's What It Means for Homeowners, Buyers and Sellers
Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD passed a $295M bond on May 2, 2026. Here's what it means for your property and your wallet.
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Bexar County's Worst Year for Property Tax Revenue: What It Means for San Antonio Homeowners
Bexar County projects a significant drop in property tax revenue for 2026. Here's what that means for your home and your wallet.
Fed Holds Rates Again — What the 8-4 Vote Really Means for San Antonio Home Buyers and Sellers
The FOMC kept rates steady on a divided vote. Here's what that split decision means if you're buying, selling, or renting in San Antonio right now.
New Braunfels Is Adding Nearly 700 Housing Units — Here's What It Means for Renters and Buyers in the Region
The New Braunfels Housing Authority has three major projects in the pipeline that could reshape rental options along the I-35 corridor.
Shady Oaks, San Antonio: A Buyer's Guide to the Neighborhood's Homes, Feel and Lifestyle
Shady Oaks offers San Antonio buyers a quiet, established neighborhood with mature trees, solid homes and easy access to the city.
Sonterra: A North San Antonio Neighborhood Guide for Buyers
Discover what makes Sonterra one of North San Antonio's most established communities — and what to know before you buy there.
Loop 1604 Phase 4 Is 35% Done — What North San Antonio Buyers Need to Know Right Now
A $218M Loop 1604 expansion and a new diverging diamond at Blanco Road are reshaping commutes and home values on San Antonio's north side.
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San Antonio Home Sales Jump 10% in March 2026 — What the Numbers Mean for You
San Antonio's housing market gained momentum in March 2026, with 3,100 homes sold and a median price of $316,850.
196,000 San Antonio Homeowners Just Got a Value Notice — Here's What to Do Before May 15
BCAD mailed 2026 appraisal notices to about 196,000 property owners. Here's what the softening market means for you and how to respond.
Bexar County 2026 Appraisals: Single-Family Home Values Edge Down — What It Means for San Antonio Homeowners, Buyers and Renters
Single-family home values in Bexar County dipped 0.11% in 2026. Here's what that small shift means for your taxes, your sale price, and your rent.
No Rate Hike — Yet: What San Antonio's Utility Budget Gap Means for Your Home Costs
San Antonio's electric and gas utility approved a $5.26B budget with no rate increase, but a $50M gap could bring changes later in 2026.
30-Year Mortgage Rate Climbs to 6.46%: What San Antonio Home Buyers Need to Know Right Now
The average 30-year fixed rate hit 6.46% this week—here's what that means if you're buying, selling, or renting in San Antonio.
Terrell Hills: San Antonio's Quiet Enclave Where Old Elegance Meets Everyday Convenience
Tucked inside Loop 410, Terrell Hills offers established homes, tree-lined streets, and a central location that buyers consistently find hard to beat.