Jenna Saucedo-Herrera discusses San Antonio's focus on workforce development, attracting a British manufacturer, while Emily Royall highlights the city's Smart Cities team and awards for public service innovation.

San Antonio's far West Side is experiencing a boom with real estate firms purchasing land for development, including new retail spaces, multifamily units, and data centers to meet growing demand.

The San Antonio Public Library secured $385,000 for Las Palmas Branch Library renovations, with funding from the H-E-B Foundation and a federal appropriation facilitated by U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro.

A historic Phoenix estate in Arcadia, originally built in 1927 and on 7 acres, is listed for $15.65 million and is known for its impressive renovations and lush desert gardens.

ACC experts, including Real Estate Professor Job Hammond, offer practical advice on mortgage refinancing, emphasizing the need for homeowners to assess financial goals and lender legitimacy for a successful refinance.

The Austin EDC is seeking financial consultants to help utilize city assets for development, despite not owning major properties which limits its funding capabilities.

The Red River Cultural District in Austin is awaiting a city response about requested funds, with growing economic pressures and a new city manager potentially causing delays.

San Antonio expands its downtown shuttle service, The Little Runner, to all patrons, aiming to improve last-mile transportation with an Austin-based operator amid some local concerns.

Austin Habitat for Humanity is building 12 townhomes for single mothers and has begun its largest project, Persimmon Point, with 126 affordable homes in response to Austin's high real estate prices.

The San Antonio Report presents a weekly photo essay capturing the diverse life and culture of San Antonio, from serene river scenes to the hustle of local businesses.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton initiates the Landowner Compensation Program, providing aid for property damage due to border crime. Applicants must file claims within 90 days, backed by law enforcement reports.

The Southeast Side of San Antonio is experiencing a dining boom with new restaurant chains, transforming the Brooks area into a vibrant economic hub, though there's a push for more local businesses.

Seabrook Square II groundbreaks in East Austin, promising 60 permanent supportive housing units to address homelessness and affordability, with a completion date set for January 2026.