San Antonio's real estate scene is booming with major projects like San Pedro Creek Culture Park and a Kimpton hotel set to shape its skyline by 2024, alongside Microsoft data centers and new housing developments.

San Antonio achieves a gold medal for public health policy from CityHealth, setting high standards for Texas cities in areas such as affordable housing and smoke-free zones.

The historic Bartlett National Bank in Texas has been renovated into an Airbnb, offering a unique lodging experience with preserved original features like vaults and antique ledgers.

This article discusses Texas 130, a tollway providing a fast alternative to I-35 with the highest speed limit in the US, and its cost versus time-saving benefits.

Texas Disposal Systems offers a Christmas tree recycling program for Austin and San Antonio residents from Dec 26 to Jan 31, 2024. Trees must be free of contaminants.

The Zoning Commission approved a 79-unit tiny home project near Palo Alto College in San Antonio, offering affordable living with amenities. A separate 200-unit project by Casata also targets the area.

Home values in some Texas cities are soaring, with Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington and Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown leading in expensive properties, and national home values up 2.3% from last year.

A luxury home in New Braunfels, Texas, is listed for $2.2 million, featuring four bedrooms, five baths, a large game room, and outdoor amenities on a 3-acre lot with exclusive community privileges.

Developers plan a $58M Residence Inn by Marriott in downtown San Antonio, featuring 171 rooms, a rooftop pool, and a panaderia, as part of the city's expanding hospitality offerings.

San Antonio commences the construction of 1,000 new affordable housing units across six council districts, funded by a $150 million bond to aid low-income families and support homeownership.

San Antonio faces traffic congestion due to construction during the holiday season, while plans for a $1 billion airport expansion are underway with minimal expected traveler disruption.

A $550 million project aims to redevelop the Alamo, potentially bringing an $11.3 billion economic impact to Bexar County, with support from municipal, county, and state levels.

San Antonio's BYOB venues may face new regulations aimed at curbing crime and enhancing safety, as Councilman Manny Pelaez proposes permit requirements and security measures.