A judge asked lawyers to propose a way to pick a small set of cases from 423 ex‑students suing Armando Montelongo, moving the decade‑long dispute closer to trial.

At SXSW, economists and researchers told a room of 20‑somethings that soaring prices, a roughly 4‑million‑home shortage and inherited wealth—not lifestyle choices—are locking young buyers out. Panelists urged more building and policy fixes to change the math.

A national Wealthy 1000 ranking shows San Antonio’s richest ZIP codes remain concentrated on the North Side, led by 78248, 78209 and 78257.

A 1.2M-square-foot former Rackspace campus in Windcrest has passed a rehab milestone as ICP converts the site into the Windcrest International Business Park. First-phase work is now nearing completion.

Ashtrom and Bank Hapoalim reached financial close on roughly $200M to build El Patrimonio, a roughly 195MW solar farm near San Antonio that will sell most power to CPS Energy under a 20‑year PPA.

H‑E‑B and local officials unveiled plans to transform a long‑vacant Buda landfill into a new store backed by a $20.1M incentive package and an estimated $30M cleanup.

A MoneyLion ranking places New Braunfels near the top of the nation’s most‑affordable, fastest‑growing cities, spotlighting a 31.7% five‑year population jump and fresh development pressure.

Median home sale prices dipped across Northeast San Antonio in February, with most sales still clustered in the $200K–$399K band and inventory on the rise.

A $14M, 66,500‑sq‑ft retail shell called Lower Gruene Retail is registered for 1551 Gruene Road, with construction slated July 2026–July 2027.

Dallas-based Big Sky closed five Texas healthcare deals worth more than $100M in 90 days, adding roughly 196,000 square feet of medical space to its portfolio.

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.