CoStar’s read of Census data finds the fastest household income growth in San Antonio on the south, east and in the center, with gains concentrated inside Loop 410.

OSHA cited contractors at Samsung’s Taylor construction site for missing fall protection after a worker's fatal fall; proposed penalties top tens of thousands of dollars.

ATTOM’s Q1 2026 data shows national flipping returns rose to 25.4%, but San Antonio’s typical flips returned roughly 5.1%, keeping local profits thin. Local costs and all‑cash competition are squeezing spreads.

AT&T is vacating its 401,516‑square‑foot Riverwalk tower and an affiliate of Global Net Lease has listed the building and adjacent lot for sale, pitched as a redevelopment opportunity. Brokers say the site could work as a hotel, multifamily or mixed‑use project.

Whitecap will replace the former Schlitterbahn site on North Padre Island with a roughly $800M, 240‑acre coastal community — canals, marina and 600+ homes; phase‑one sales are underway.

Red Oak Development has unveiled Canvas — a 350–400‑acre master‑planned community near Seguin that could bring up to 1,200 homes, parks and neighborhood retail.

Koreana will remain open as the L‑shaped strip on Harry Wurzbach Road gets a modern facelift from new owner Kevin Estajlou. New storefronts and tenants are expected soon.

PNC's new $251.4M LIHTC fund will rehabilitate three Kerrville apartment complexes, preserving 224 units for families and seniors.

San Marcos’ City Council voted Tuesday to ban data centers across all zoning districts after months of heated meetings. The move responds to water, power and neighborhood worries.

State filings show Potranco Vistas, a roughly 15,000‑sq‑ft center, is planned at 9819 Potranco Road — the third recent retail registration on the busy Far Westside corridor.

Court filings put Ashford Hospitality Trust atop a $32M sale for 145 Navarro, the stalled former CPS Energy headquarters in downtown San Antonio.

A national industrial buyer quietly added six industrial yards across San Antonio that together total nearly 100 acres, signaling more institutional ownership of local outdoor‑storage sites.

May sales in the San Antonio area climbed nearly 5% year-over-year as inventory grew; the median price eased to about $306,000 while homes spent longer on market.