David Weekley Homes is joining Flat Creek in Castroville, offering roughly 1,725–3,202 sq ft single‑family homes in a 255‑acre master plan alongside Perry, Beazer and Toll Brothers.

Leon Creek Flats opened last week with 308 affordable apartments near Pearsall Park; 47 units are deeply affordable, but tenant groups say AMI cutoffs may still leave many priced out.

A historic Houston Street office building and a downtown hotel are set for a Bexar County foreclosure auction after loan defaults, raising new concerns for downtown.

A Dallas buyer has picked up the 128-room Home2 Suites at 603 Navarro and says it will undertake a major renovation, adding to recent downtown hotel activity.

Officials aim to take a River Walk strategic-plan blueprint to City Council by the end of 2026 after public meetings and a 7,320-person survey.

Baptist Health System plans a roughly $20M expansion in the South Texas Medical Center to add beds and clinical space after a nearby hospital closed. The work aims to ease overcrowding and speed specialty care.

State filings show NRP plans a 20‑acre, $44M apartment complex at 13388 West Hwy 90 on San Antonio’s far West Side.

HPI acquired 25.4 acres off I‑35 in Schertz, lining up an industrial site next to major logistics neighbors. Brokers say the location is primed for distribution or light‑industrial use.

An investor says Harris Bay misled backers while the Essex Modern City site sat undeveloped; the complaint seeks more than $1 million in damages. The case alleges misrepresentation, governance changes and excessive management fees.

Binning Hospitality will convert properties on South Closner Boulevard into Staybridge Suites and a full-service Holiday Inn, an $18–$20M project expected to create 47 jobs.

The Scream Experiment opened at 123 Alamo Plaza as the Alamo undergoes a $700M‑plus makeover. Downtown leaders say the trick will be balancing tourists with local needs.

The 6R Ranch — roughly 10,800 acres near Aspermont — is being marketed with a private dance hall, helicopter hangar and a climate‑controlled 1,000‑yard shooting house. Listing materials show heavy outfitting for big‑game hunting and group entertaining.

A $1.7M Brownsville mansion tied to an alleged cartel kingpin has been forfeited and is headed to a government auction after a federal judge's order. The house was bought with proceeds prosecutors say came from cocaine trafficking.