The 343-room AC Hotel and Element tower near the River Walk marks Highline's 21st hotel and its entry into San Antonio.

Southstar's CEO says he's “110% confident” the derelict brewhouse will finally get new life, but only after the crumbling road leading to its gate gets rebuilt.

The 107,136-square-foot store lands 2.5 miles from H-E-B's new Schertz superstore, with construction set to start in January.

At a District 6 meeting, a longtime neighbor asked the city to turn part of the 40-acre site into a senior center once the Missions leave for downtown.

City Council says Lennar built its Navarro Ranch trail on drainage land, not real parkland, and owes the full fee.

Homes now sit unsold for 87 days on average as sellers outnumber buyers across San Antonio.

The 156,404-square-foot facility on Weichold Road caps a bruising two-year zoning fight with the neighboring Paloma subdivision.

The 171-suite hotel replaced a fire-scarred lot and is already at 42% occupancy just weeks after opening.

Four buildings, zero announced tenants — the $4.5 million Elley Lane project breaks ground in November near SH 46 South.

An 1855 Gruene Victorian will get a 1,297-square-foot bar and new porch, with retail tenant Iron Oak Apparel's future unclear.

Lambermont, the limestone castle turned wedding venue in Government Hill, is up for sale with nine bedrooms and nine fireplaces.

The Kendalia landmark has sat vacant two years after closing, its asking price climbing to $669,000 along the way.

Mexico, India, and China now outpace Canada among Texas's top foreign buyers, even as U.S. purchases sink nationwide.