A Canadian company is in early talks to lease Port of Brownsville land for a metal-processing/refining site. The proposal joins other large industrial projects being pitched to the port.

Owners say faulty shower pans and misinstalled exterior materials soaked dozens of Highgrove apartments. The builder denies the claims as the fight moves to Business Court.

Realtor.com finds the week of April 19–25 gives San Antonio sellers more views, faster sales and a possible $15,000 bump; local prices and mortgage trends will shape results.

A Business Journal analysis of Zillow home‑value data shows San Antonio’s North Side led five‑year gains, but missing geographies and model limits mean the list isn’t the whole story.

A new LendingTree analysis finds San Antonio metro renters paid a median $1,422 in 2024 versus $2,023 for mortgaged homeowners — about $601 less per month. Local and federal data show the gap is reshaping buy-versus-rent decisions.

Texas awarded $5 million to help renovate Fort Sam’s South Beach Pavilion as city and county assemble matching funds toward a roughly $40M effort to court DHA jobs.

Prominence on San Antonio’s far west side added DRB Homes and Scott Felder to its builder roster; homes start in the $300s and a hilltop amenity center is rising.

A $23 million plan would renovate a historic West Side property and deliver nearly 90 affordable senior apartments.

A 30,572-square-foot retail and restaurant plaza is planned near Boerne Town Center off I‑10, with construction set to begin in October 2026.

Amazon has filed plans for a $65M, 119,407-square-foot data center on San Antonio’s South Side, with construction slated for late 2026. The project would sit along Donop Road.

IBC Bank's pilot pairs zero‑down mortgages with HUD‑approved counseling to help buyers in targeted San Antonio tracts. Early numbers show roughly 200 households used it since 2023.

A Centro‑ and city‑backed study finds downtown parking is more available than many think — but a new Spurs arena could still leave a multi‑thousand‑space gap.

A Tarrant County jury ordered Abigail Kampmann to pay roughly $20.2M to her former partner after finding she hid land deals tied to San Antonio’s IH‑10 dealerships. Appeals and more lawsuits are still pending.