Fischer residents are mobilizing ahead of a TCEQ hearing to oppose Lennar’s Broken Cedar Ranch — a proposed 850‑home subdivision tied to a wastewater permit that would affect Canyon Lake.

San Antonio-based H-E-B has bought more than 600 acres in Valley View, Cooke County, to create a phased supply‑chain campus as it expands across North Texas. The purchase is part of a broader regional land strategy.

An 11,000-square-foot Emory Peak retail center is planned for West Loop 1604 with $2.5M in backing and construction slated for summer 2026.

State filings show Salt Lick Cellars and a new restaurant are planned at The Sycamore in Fredericksburg. The tasting room is budgeted at about $2.4 million and is scheduled to be built in 2026–27.

Two San Antonio nonprofits won committee backing to form community land trusts that would buy homes and keep them affordable on the West and Northwest sides. A City Council vote is expected soon.

USAA filed a roughly $2.1M project to turn temporary partitions into permanent walls and add a dozen offices at its massive San Antonio campus as part of a renovation that began in 2017.

Create Healthy is planning a multimillion-dollar renovation to nearly double its Fredericksburg wellness center, adding a bigger pool, indoor track and courts.

Las Palapas listed its Blanco Road restaurant for $2.8M, saying it is selling the property — not closing the dining room — to fund growth.

University Health’s board approved entering a $50M purchase of two medical towers beside the shuttered Christus Santa Rosa campus to expand specialty outpatient space. The move is meant to ease crowding at University Hospital.

Henderson Park and Student Quarters bought The Thompson, a 528‑bed student housing community in San Marcos, and say they’ll invest in unit and amenity upgrades in 2026.

Homes under contract surged in New Braunfels’ 78130 ZIP in December even as median prices eased across the city, according to data from the Four Rivers Association of Realtors. The split shows a neighborhood‑level market shift.

Greater:SATX unveiled a five‑year strategy to recruit corporate headquarters to San Antonio, tying workforce development and air service to its pitch. Leaders are betting recent project wins will help close the gap with other Texas metros.

Bar 414 has reopened inside the newly renovated Gunter Hotel, bringing a speakeasy vibe, cocktails and live music back to downtown San Antonio.