Bexar County Courthouse is set for a $7 million renovation to preserve the historic Texas building, with work on the exterior including stone and terra-cotta repairs.

Alamo Plaza in San Antonio is set to undergo renovations that enhance visitor experience and preserve its historical significance as part of a $550 million Alamo Plan.

San Antonio is planning a massive sports and entertainment district. While still in the feasibility phase, the project, dubbed 'Project Marvel,' could surpass $3 billion in costs. Details remain scarce due to non-disclosure agreements.

An approved affordable senior housing project in San Antonio faced setbacks as developer Rise Residential withdrew its zoning change request after not receiving necessary tax credits.

San Antonio's Westside celebrates the progress of the Zarzamora Affordable Home Project, which supports first-time homebuyers with incomes at or below 80% of the Area Median Income.

The Texas Historical Commission has approved the Alamo Trust's plan to replace the deteriorating roof of the Alamo church, which may cause a years-long closure starting in spring 2025.

Olympian Paul Pesthy's San Antonio home is on sale for $1.2 million, part of a trend in the city's luxury real estate market. Shaquille O'Neal also lists his Texas home for $1.7 million.

New Braunfels officials require approved construction documents to be on-site for inspections, to reduce delays and improve workflow despite intermittent internet service.

The Pearl in San Antonio is expanding, with a new pedestrian bridge and plans that include more apartments, a hotel, commercial space, and improved connectivity, aiming for completion by 2026.

Water shutoffs at San Antonio's Westwood Plaza Apartments highlight the struggle of Pico Union Housing Corporation with a $320,000 utility debt, linked to pandemic-related financial issues.

The City of New Braunfels has announced a bid solicitation for the reconstruction of San Antonio Street, involving the modernization of infrastructure and preservation of the area's character.

San Antonio ranks low in quality of life and cleanliness, being 436th out of 500 cities for living conditions and 7th dirtiest nationwide, due to issues like low wages, poor air quality, and urban sprawl.

League City officials discussed growth, safety, and affordability with realtors, highlighting the city's appealing attributes and future development plans at their annual Realtor Breakfast.