A RentCafe analysis puts San Antonio at No. 10 for millennial homeownership after owner households rose 105.8% since 2018. The jump raises questions about where affordability is improving — and for whom.

Lawmakers and policy groups are pressing permit and zoning changes as committees gather testimony this week to spur more homes and lower costs across Texas.

Dominium plans a 404‑unit affordable complex off Quantum Drive, paired with Opportunity Home bond financing and local gap funds. The development aims to deliver family-sized units as market-rate starts slow.

City officials ordered an independent structural review of the 65,000‑square‑foot New Braunfels police headquarters after persistent leaks, pavement heave and sewer failures.

CyrusOne filed to build a roughly $500M, 460,000‑sq‑ft data center near Castroville, expanding Medina County's growing cloud‑campus cluster and raising questions about power and tax breaks.

Laney Development revived a long-stalled downtown project at 427 S Presa with a larger 17‑story design and an HDRC hearing scheduled for Aug. 5. Construction could begin in early 2027 if approvals hold.

Pipe Creek's 78063 led Q2 rankings as sales and average prices jumped, highlighting growing demand for Hill Country and suburban pockets outside San Antonio.

A New Braunfels developer wants to build a three‑acre, historically styled pocket of shops, restaurants and a wine bar on Gruene Road.

Alamo Heights' rebuilt high school is nearly finished — a $116M project that preserves heritage oaks and salvages school artifacts while adding modern classrooms. Move‑ins began late June for an August opening.

Stacker used May Zillow data to rank Texas cities by typical home value and found Westlake at No. 1 with a typical home above $3.1M as DFW and Austin suburbs dominate.

City Council signed off on tweaks to Mayfair's framework plan as the developer has poured roughly $108M into roads and utilities, clearing room for retail and medical uses.

BEA-based data and a Houston Chronicle analysis show Austin residents had about $9,000 more purchasing power than Houston residents in 2024, driven by higher average incomes. Housing still costs more in Austin, but paychecks there stretch farther overall.

A 135,000+ square-foot Home Depot is nearing completion at Schertz Station. State filings show a $13M build and Home Depot expects an early‑2027 opening.