Parkspring plans The Lucille, a 240-unit luxury apartment community on Friendship Lane near the new Waldorf Astoria; first leases are expected in 2028.

A 43‑unit, four‑story project called The Neue won $2.2M in local incentives and aims to bring permanent residents, retail and upgraded utilities to downtown New Braunfels.

Brooks and NRP Group broke ground on Lucia at Brooks, a South Side apartment project that will add hundreds of units as the former Air Force base continues to grow.

NEISD is moving chiller replacements, sunshades and safety upgrades into planning under its 2025 bond. Architects were chosen and a multi‑year timeline is now public.

A Bexar County jury awarded HouseCanary $175M in a retrial over alleged trade‑secret theft, but a punitive figure was erased and an appeal is expected.

Hemisfair has promoted Melissa Robinson to CEO as talks around a downtown Spurs arena and wider Project Marvel development move forward. The move keeps a longtime insider in charge during sensitive land and funding work.

The Meuse — a 22‑acre mixed‑use project in Fredericksburg — has announced tenants including Double D Ranch and Fischer & Wieser and will be anchored by a Kimpton hotel. Retail construction is underway and the development is targeting a late‑2027 opening.

Lightpath broke ground on Lily Springs, a 282‑unit workforce apartment in Seguin. City and state filings show the project includes a clubhouse and a revenue‑sharing structure with the school district.

An 82,000‑sq‑ft flex‑industrial park is planned off IH‑10 near Boerne City Lake, with a June 2026 ground break and small‑bay space for local contractors.

A compact retail project at 11827 SE Loop 410 and a pickupADonly Domino's are the latest signs the Southside's development surge isn't slowing, and neighbors aren't thrilled.

Schlather Ranch in Cibolo broke ground with $14.4M to ready half‑acre estate lots; Toll and Perry are lined up and homes are expected from the mid‑$600,000s.

Paramour and the Phipps law office were locked out of the River Walk building in a dispute over unpaid charges and a jury judgment, with writs and hearings now pending.

JJ Real Co. has acquired the century‑old Loan & Trust Building at 235 E. Commerce and plans to add entertainment at street and river levels with housing above. The move pushes another downtown historic property toward mixed‑use redevelopment.