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Texas Education Freedom Accounts Just Closed Their First Window — Here's What San Antonio Homeowners Need to Know
The first application window for Texas Education Freedom Accounts closed March 31. Here's how the new program may shape real estate decisions across San Antonio.
681 Apartments, a Hotel, and a New Ballpark: What the Missions District Plans Mean for San Antonio Renters
A $160M downtown ballpark district is bringing 681 rental units and a hotel to San Antonio — here's what it means for you.
San Antonio Home Prices Climb to $299,900 as Market Slows in February 2026
SABOR's February 2026 numbers show rising prices but fewer sales and more inventory — here's what that means for you.
SAISD Votes to Close Rhodes Middle School: What It Means for San Antonio Homeowners
The SAISD board voted March 23 to close Rhodes Middle School, a move that could affect home values and buyer decisions across the district.
Olmos Park: San Antonio's Storied Enclave and What Buyers Need to Know
Tucked inside Loop 410, Olmos Park offers a rare blend of historic architecture, mature trees, and a true neighborhood feel close to the city's heart.
Bexar County Property Tax Calendar 2026: Key Dates Every San Antonio Homeowner Needs to Know
From exemption deadlines to protest hearings, here's how the 2026 Bexar County property tax calendar affects San Antonio homeowners right now.
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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 at 3.50%–3.75% this week. Here's what that decision means for your next move in San Antonio.
Tobin Hill: San Antonio's Urban Village Where Historic Charm Meets Everyday Convenience
Tobin Hill offers walkable streets, diverse architecture, and a creative energy that draws buyers seeking urban living close to downtown San Antonio.
Ron Nirenberg Wins Bexar County Judge Primary: What It Could Mean for San Antonio Homeowners and Buyers
Former San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg defeated incumbent Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai on March 3, setting up a November general election.
King William Historic District: What Buyers Need to Know About San Antonio's Most Storied Neighborhood
King William blends grand Victorian architecture, walkable streets and a vibrant arts scene into one of San Antonio's most distinctive places to live.
30-Year Mortgage Rate Drops Below 6% — What It Means for San Antonio Home Buyers Right Now
The 30-year fixed rate hit 5.98% this week, its lowest point in well over a year. Here's what that means if you're buying, selling, or renting in San Antonio.
San Antonio Homicides Dropped to 105 in 2025 — What the Numbers Mean for Home Buyers
San Antonio recorded 105 homicides in 2025, the third straight annual decline, but crime still varies sharply by ZIP code.
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Two Major Road Projects Are Reshaping Commutes — and Home Values — in San Antonio
A traffic shift on Loop 1604 and a new phase of FM 1103 widening are changing daily life for homeowners across northeast San Antonio.
Monte Vista, San Antonio: A Buyer's Guide to One of the City's Most Storied Neighborhoods
Monte Vista blends historic architecture, walkable streets and a central location into one of San Antonio's most compelling places to call home.
January CPI Drops to 2.4%: What Cooler Inflation Means for San Antonio Home Buyers, Sellers and Renters Right Now
Inflation eased to 2.4% in January 2026, and for San Antonio residents, that shift touches everything from mortgage rates to monthly rent.
San Antonio Home Sales Slowed in January 2026 — Here's What 98 Days on Market Really Means for You
SABOR's January 2026 numbers show homes sitting longer and inventory growing, giving San Antonio buyers real negotiating room this winter.
Valley Ranch San Antonio: What Buyers Need to Know Before Making a Move
Valley Ranch offers suburban comfort, convenient access to major corridors, and a tight-knit community feel that appeals to a wide range of San Antonio buyers.
SAWS Proposes 8% Water Rate Increase: What San Antonio Homeowners Need to Know
SAWS is proposing an 8% water rate hike for 2026, raising the average bill from $60 to $65—here's what it means for your household budget.
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The Last Loop 1604/I-10 Flyover Is Open — Here's What It Means for Northwest San Antonio Real Estate
The eighth and final flyover at Loop 1604 and I-10 opened February 5, 2026, reshaping commutes and real estate value on San Antonio's northwest side.
Mystic Shores: What San Antonio Buyers Should Know About This Hill Country Community
Mystic Shores offers Hill Country living with canyon lake access, making it a distinctive choice for San Antonio-area buyers seeking space and scenery.
San Antonio Home Sales Jumped 8% in December 2025 — What the Numbers Mean for You
SABOR reports 2,854 homes sold in December 2025, up 8% year over year, with a median price of $309,990 and 5.25 months of inventory.
Texas Grid Holds Steady Through Winter Storm Fern — What It Means for San Antonio Homeowners
ERCOT kept the lights on through Winter Storm Fern. Here's what that means if you own, buy, or sell a home in San Antonio.
Fed Holds Rates Steady: What It Means for San Antonio Home Buyers, Sellers and Renters Right Now
The Fed kept its benchmark rate at 3.50%–3.75%. Here's what that means if you're buying, selling or renting in San Antonio today.
Freezing Rain Hits San Antonio: What Homeowners, Buyers and Renters Need to Know Right Now
A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for San Antonio with up to a quarter inch of ice expected and lows in the low 20s this weekend.