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All property stories from San Antonio.
Rising prices and a changing social scene turn a historic nightlife corridor into a magnet for first-time buyers and new businesses.
As buyers return to the table after two years of steep rates, San Antonio’s property market is steadier—yet home values are still nearly 30% above their pre-pandemic levels.
As San Antonio's downtown prices soar, property watchers are eyeing Southton, where upcoming rezoning could transform sleepy streets into an investment hotspot.
With home prices still rising in Alamo City, more young professionals are buying to rent out while continuing to lease in their favorite neighborhoods.
With apartment costs rising, San Antonio renters wrestle with the 30% rule for affordable housing as incomes lag behind soaring lease rates.
This charming waterfront suburb is seeing a surge in property values, making it a hotspot for investors and homebuyers alike.
Robust clearance rates in June auctions suggest San Antonio's market resilience amid wider economic jitters.
Despite soaring property prices in central San Antonio, Alamo Heights offers investors prime stability with untapped upside.
Purpose-built rental communities are reshaping affordability and amenities in neighborhoods like Westover Hills and Stone Oak.
Long dismissed as a residential backwater, Eastgate could soon see its fortunes change as the city eyes major zoning changes.
Steady numbers at the city's property auctions reveal new patterns that both buyers and sellers should watch closely.
Rising rents across San Antonio are pushing many households to rethink the long-held 30% income guideline amid rapid market changes.
More San Antonians are weighing up ‘rent-vesting’—buying in affordable neighborhoods and renting where they really want to live—as sky-high home prices test local budgets.
Once overlooked, Westpointe’s development surge, driven by major infrastructure projects, is turning heads among investors and homebuyers alike.
Sharp price gaps are emerging between standalone homes and units, reshaping the local property market across popular San Antonio neighborhoods.
With more renters than available units, experts say preparation and local resources are key for renewals—or relocation.
Once overlooked, the waterfront suburb of Graytown has become San Antonio’s most talked-about property hotspot thanks to soaring sales and scarce inventory along Calaveras Lake’s eastern shore.
Downtown and Alamo Heights see buyer momentum rebound as mid-year auction figures point to a shift in market mood.
A closer look at the latest auction results reveals a changing landscape in the city's dynamic real estate market
A detailed look at how local shared equity programs can bring homeownership within reach for more San Antonians—plus the steps you need to take to get started.
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