San Antonio closed 2025 with thousands of new apartments, slipping effective rents and bigger landlord concessions as the market works through excess supply. Local developers are now pausing and targeting conversions and affordable projects.

The Spurs added a senior executive with facility experience as talks over a new San Antonio arena continue. The hire could speed planning for a future venue.

San Antonio’s public draft points to the Martin Marietta San Pedro quarry in Stone Oak as a long-term redevelopment site, pairing mixed-use hubs with aquifer and infrastructure protections. An open house is set for March 26.

PulteGroup is developing The Bluffs on the Guadalupe — a 155‑acre gated community in New Braunfels with one‑acre homesites, river access and a lounge pool. The build follows a 2025 auction of the land.

After years of rapid growth, San Antonio’s coworking openings have slowed; industry trackers show a shift from aggressive expansion to consolidation. Operators are now more selective about new sites.

A judge asked lawyers to propose a way to pick a small set of cases from 423 ex‑students suing Armando Montelongo, moving the decade‑long dispute closer to trial.

At SXSW, economists and researchers told a room of 20‑somethings that soaring prices, a roughly 4‑million‑home shortage and inherited wealth—not lifestyle choices—are locking young buyers out. Panelists urged more building and policy fixes to change the math.

A national Wealthy 1000 ranking shows San Antonio’s richest ZIP codes remain concentrated on the North Side, led by 78248, 78209 and 78257.

A 1.2M-square-foot former Rackspace campus in Windcrest has passed a rehab milestone as ICP converts the site into the Windcrest International Business Park. First-phase work is now nearing completion.

Ashtrom and Bank Hapoalim reached financial close on roughly $200M to build El Patrimonio, a roughly 195MW solar farm near San Antonio that will sell most power to CPS Energy under a 20‑year PPA.

H‑E‑B and local officials unveiled plans to transform a long‑vacant Buda landfill into a new store backed by a $20.1M incentive package and an estimated $30M cleanup.

A MoneyLion ranking places New Braunfels near the top of the nation’s most‑affordable, fastest‑growing cities, spotlighting a 31.7% five‑year population jump and fresh development pressure.

Median home sale prices dipped across Northeast San Antonio in February, with most sales still clustered in the $200K–$399K band and inventory on the rise.