Two Dallas brokerages combined this week to create DuWest, merging leasing, tenant-rep and property-management teams into one statewide retail platform.

Rodeo CEO Cody Davenport warns a developer-driven East Side plan would 'choke' the Stock Show & Rodeo and clash with the voter-backed rodeo-first plan.

City Council will consider $6.3M in consultant contracts for Project Marvel on Thursday, including Accenture as program manager and a MuniCap cost study.

An affiliate of Fortress Investment Group credit‑bid $14.5M for four Northeast Side office buildings at a Bexar County auction — roughly $6M below county appraisals. The lender now controls Alamo Towers and the Onyx buildings as the market weighs next steps.

The Continental Residences, a 16‑story, 290‑unit tower on the Continental Block, is complete and now leasing. The project adds market‑rate and income‑qualified housing to downtown San Antonio.

RGE Group is opening a 27,000-sq-ft plastics plant in Schertz, promising roughly 50 initial jobs and room to grow for North American customers.

Supply shocks — from the pandemic to tariffs and fuel spikes — are driving tenants and investors toward modern, well‑connected warehouses that can keep goods moving.

UIW is converting the former AT&T tower on Broadway into Founders Hall — a nine‑story, 380,000‑sq‑ft hub of classrooms, labs, events and a 500‑space garage.

City Council approved a first‑reading rezoning to fold about 2.11 acres into the ADM Mill mixed‑use plan, moving a riverfront redevelopment closer to a final vote.

Redfin data shows San Antonio had the nation's highest share of canceled home contracts in March (18.7%), as sellers cut prices and buyers gain leverage.

LendingTree data shows Houston, Austin and San Antonio among metros where HOA dues are common. Homeowners and agents warn rising fees, insurance and taxes are tightening budgets.

A San Antonio mortgage segment argues that renters and would‑be buyers have more buying power than they expect. Small rate shifts and rising inventory can make ownership more realistic.

NBHA unveiled plans for three projects — repositioning Villa Serena, a 303‑unit Lyndon Ranch and a Park at Dogwood LIHTC deal — that could add hundreds of rental units.