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San Antonio Market Update: Institutional Buyers, Falling Rents, and What's Happening on the Ground — September 2026

September 7, 2026 · Latest

San Antonio Market Update: Institutional Buyers, Falling Rents, and What's Happening on the Ground — September 2026

Institutional Investors Increasing Share of San Antonio Home Purchases Corporate buyers claimed 11.3% of home sales in the San Antonio–New Braunfels corridor during Q1 2026, up fro…

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Storm Damage, a Softening Market, and What Late Summer Actually Means for San Antonio Buyers

August 31, 2026

Storm Damage, a Softening Market, and What Late Summer Actually Means for San Antonio Buyers

Friday Night Storms Knock Out Power to Nearly 112,000 CPS Energy Customers Storms swept through the San Antonio area Friday night, causing widespread damage and leaving nearly 70,0…

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San Antonio Housing Market, August 2026: More Inventory, Softer Prices, and a Budget Gap Downtown

August 24, 2026

San Antonio Housing Market, August 2026: More Inventory, Softer Prices, and a Budget Gap Downtown

Mayor Ortiz Jones Seeks Private Funding to Close City Budget Gap Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones has asked San Antonio business and philanthropic leaders to help fund 15 outside agency cont…

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San Antonio Housing Market: Buyers Hold the Cards as Schools, Heat, and City Budget Dominate Local News

August 17, 2026

San Antonio Housing Market: Buyers Hold the Cards as Schools, Heat, and City Budget Dominate Local News

33 Bexar County Schools Receive F Ratings in Latest TEA Accountability Grades The Texas Education Agency released its latest accountability ratings this week, and 33 schools across…

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San Antonio Market Check: Back-to-School Week, the Arena Debate, and Where Housing Stands in August 2026

August 10, 2026

San Antonio Market Check: Back-to-School Week, the Arena Debate, and Where Housing Stands in August 2026

Spurs Arena Vote Returns to Center Stage Amid $158M Budget Shortfall Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones is pushing to put the city's proposed $489 million contribution to a new downtown Spurs …

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San Antonio Market Update: Stadium Delays, Rent Softness, and What June's Sales Jump Actually Means

August 3, 2026

San Antonio Market Update: Stadium Delays, Rent Softness, and What June's Sales Jump Actually Means

Missions Stadium Construction Pushed to 2027 The start of construction on the new downtown San Antonio Missions baseball stadium has been delayed until 2027. The postponement also …

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San Antonio Market Check: Buyers Gain Ground as City Volunteers Show Up for River and Military Families

July 27, 2026

San Antonio Market Check: Buyers Gain Ground as City Volunteers Show Up for River and Military Families

River Warriors Log 120,000 Pounds of Litter Along San Antonio River From May 2025 to May 2026, volunteers with the San Antonio River Authority's River Warriors program collected 12…

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Flood Recovery Dominates the Region While San Antonio's Housing Market Finds Its Footing

July 20, 2026

Flood Recovery Dominates the Region While San Antonio's Housing Market Finds Its Footing

Hill Country Flooding Leaves Wide Path of Destruction Across South Texas Floodwaters that swept through the Texas Hill Country this week caused widespread damage across Kerr County…

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San Antonio June Sales Jump 15%, Flood Watch in Effect, and the Downtown Arena Conversation Heats Up

July 13, 2026

San Antonio June Sales Jump 15%, Flood Watch in Effect, and the Downtown Arena Conversation Heats Up

Flood Watch Issued for San Antonio Through Midweek A Flood Watch takes effect Monday night for San Antonio and much of South Central Texas, with Gulf moisture driving daily rain an…

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San Antonio Market Softens Further While the City Weighs Bigger Questions

July 8, 2026

San Antonio Market Softens Further While the City Weighs Bigger Questions

Bexar County Moves to Create Texas's First Crisis Nursery Program Bexar County is considering establishing what would be the first crisis nursery program in the state of Texas. The…

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San Antonio at Midyear: What the Numbers Actually Say

July 1, 2026

San Antonio at Midyear: What the Numbers Actually Say

San Antonio Median Home Price Falls 3.1% Year Over Year to $310,000 According to a Homes.com report released June 30, San Antonio's median home price dropped to $310,000 in May, pl…

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