Hemisfair has opened an RFI for the historic Pereida House after Künstler Tap Haus closed; the 1,125‑sq‑ft park‑front space is available and proposals are due Feb. 13.

Analysis of Zillow data shows Texas listings averaged about 117 days to sell last year. Sellers should expect longer listing windows and plan accordingly.

Kerr County has hired an outside battery‑storage expert as proposed Hill Country projects raise fire and environmental concerns. Officials will use the review to guide permitting.

The City of San Antonio is seeking applicants for its Planning Commission, with a deadline of January 28, to advise on urban planning topics like the Master Plan.

Property Reserve Inc. bought nearly 2,900 acres of Nance Ranch near Kyle, reopening debate over a proposed bridge, a 9,000‑unit buildout and multi‑million dollar water work.

City Council approved a first reading to rezone nearly six acres near Gruene for a proposed 150‑room boutique hotel and the return of Tavern in the Gruene.

Ivalis Meza Gonzalez was sworn into the Bexar Central Appraisal District Board, aiming to enhance oversight and transparency for San Antonio's property tax processes.

SABOR’s December report shows sales rose to 2,854 even as average days on market climbed to about 92, giving buyers more room to negotiate.

Tract has grown its Lockhart‑area data campus to nearly 3,000 acres and says cloud and AI operators are already showing interest. The project includes early utility plans and local road commitments.

Pleasanton is implementing policies to stimulate business growth by cutting red tape, reorganizing city departments, and launching initiatives. They aim to attract retail, simplify permits, and enhance tourism and hospitality by 2026.

Governor Abbott reappoints three members to Texas' Small Business Assistance Advisory Task Force until 2027, ensuring continued support and expert guidance for small businesses.

San Antonio councilmembers debated the funding of rainbow sidewalks from the Public Works budget, prioritizing infrastructure needs and questioning the use of public money for individual viewpoints.

Crews have begun clearing an 18‑acre South Side parcel as the long‑planned District 3 SAPD substation moves from planning to construction, with a public groundbreaking set for Monday. The project is funded by the 2022 bond program.