MoveBuddha's migration report names Georgetown the top Texas city for in‑state movers, driven by lower home prices and Austin‑area access.

Brothers Steve and Jack Braha have agreed to pause dueling lawsuits and enter mediation over control of Fulcrum and the Broadway East project.

ConsumerAffairs puts San Antonio at No. 10 for new-home construction after a busy early‑2026 run of permits and new‑build sales. The totals suggest more supply is coming online.

Apartments.com data show Texas drew roughly 72,680 new renters in 2026, led by Houston, Dallas and Austin as supply and lower advertised rents attract movers.

A Rio Capital–Triangle Capital partnership bought The Legacy, a roughly 353,000‑sq‑ft mixed‑use center at Loop 1604 and U.S. 281 that includes fitness, dining and entertainment anchors.

The Mariposa Medical Office Building in Westover Hills packs cardiology, OB‑GYN and imaging into a four‑story hub, keeping specialty care closer to San Antonio's west side.

Cove Capital closed a $27.2M DST to buy an 83‑home Alamo Ranch build‑to‑rent, using a debt‑free structure aimed at 1031 and cash investors.

Santikos is planning a roughly 20‑acre entertainment complex near Potranco Road and Hwy 211, with theaters, bowling and retail drawing comparisons to The Rim. Renderings and a billboard have already stirred local debate.

H-E-B asked Bexar County for a $15M abatement to back a $636.5M East Side expansion that would add a bakery, boost logistics and bring 720 jobs.

A Denver investment firm has bought two San Antonio‑area apartment communities and plans upgrades and more regional investment.

A 250,000‑square‑foot, roughly $53M retail plaza is taking shape in Mercedes across from the Premium Outlets, with national discount chains signed and pads reserved for more tenants.

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.