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Langtry, TX · Real Estate
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Across Austin, Denver and Portland, Low-Income Apartments Are Sitting Vacant While the Country’s Poorest Renters Face a Severe Shortage of Housing They Can Actually Afford
AUSTIN, TX — People living on the lowest incomes are running into a hard reality across the U.S.: apartments labeled affordable are often out of reach, even when they sit empty. In Austin, a man in a homeless shelter says even a $450-a-month tiny home with no running water would strain his budget. At the same time, thousands of affordable units in the city are vacant.
mySanAntonio.com
Target plans $20M debut in one of Texas’ hottest boomtowns
The 123,405-square-foot store is planned as part of the massive 544-acre Seguin Exchange development
culturemap.com
Austin home to No. 1 biggest drop in rent prices in the U.S. this year
A 2026 Zumper rent report has revealed that Texas is leading the nation in annual rent declines since 2025. In August, Austin rent prices fell as much as 19 percent since the the same month a year before. Zumper's monthly report analyzes one- and two-bedroom rent prices from the previous...
Chron.com
Hot hotel and restaurant opens in Texas' tallest building
The opening marks "a milestone," said the hospitality company's founder.
news4sanantonio.com
Find your perfect home locally with Coldwell Banker D'Ann Harper Realtors
Where you live matters and so does who you work with when it comes to finding the perfect home. Leesa Harper Rispoli and Marlee Allen were here to tell us about celebrating 40 years in the real estate industry at Coldwell Banker D'Ann Harper Realtors. Starting with just one agent,...
mySanAntonio.com
luxurytravelmagazine.com
Why Everyone's Moving from Dallas to Austin — and What It Actually Costs in 2026
Austin has been pulling in new residents from Dallas for the better part of a decade, and 2026 hasn't slowed that trend down. Between a fast-growing tech and startup scene, a younger job market, and a state capital's worth of civic energy, the roughly 200-mile stretch of I-35 between the two cities has become one of the busiest relocation corridors in Texas. If you're weighing a move yourself, here's what's actually driving it — and what it costs to get there.
mySanAntonio.com
boernetexas.com
Boerne Texas Real Estate Market: 2024 Buyer's Guide
If you've been eyeing a move to Boerne, Texas, you're far from alone. This Hill Country city of roughly 22,000 residents — seat of Kendall County and located about 30 miles northwest of San Antonio on I-10 — has drawn steady attention from families, retirees, and remote workers looking for a smaller-town feel without sacrificing access to a major metro. The Boerne Texas real estate market reflects that demand: median home prices have climbed meaningfully over the past several years, inventory remains comparatively tight, and well-prepared buyers still find genuine opportunities across a range of price points. This guide walks you through what you need to know heading into 2024.
hoodline.com
TDLR filing outlines proposed FirstCash store at 1193 Loop 337
A Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing lists a FirstCash pawn store among the planned uses for 1193 Loop 337 in New Braunfels. The filing schedules construction to start Dec. 1, 2026, and sets Feb. 21, 2028, as the expected completion date. The estimated project cost is $2.2 million, according to the filing information reported by the Herald-Zeitung and summarized in the project record at Zabalist.
hoodline.com
Austin Developer Nate Paul Files Bankruptcy Hours Before Galleria Oaks Auction
Austin real estate developer Nate Paul's company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on the North Austin shopping center Galleria Oaks on Sept. 1 — the exact day the property was scheduled to be sold at a foreclosure auction. The filing secured a temporary stay that blocked the sale from going forward, marking the second time Paul has managed to halt an attempt to auction off the 11-acre retail center.
connectcre.com
Endura Starts Work on 324-Unit Boerne Apartment Community
Endura Advisory Group broke ground on The Oaks of Cibolo Creek, a 324 unit apartment complex in Boerne, Texas. The project will sit on 20 acres about 2.5 miles from the downtown area. Designed by Dallas-based UD Architects, with Franklin Construction, Ltd. as the contractor, the property will feature units...
MySanAntonio
Booming San Antonio corridor gets lower speed limit as growth continues
Drivers heading into one of San Antonio's fastest-growing neighborhoods may soon have to pump the breaks. As new homebuyers continue to flock to the bustling Ladera Hills on the Far Westside, Bexar County Commissioners have officially voted to reduce the speed limit on Ladera Hills and State Highway 211 from 40 miles per hour (mph) to 35 mph.
Yahoo!
San Antonio has Fortune 100 companies. So where are the skyscrapers?
Downtown San Antonio has been a sore talking point for residents and officials alike for years. While the controversial push for a baseball stadium and a basketball arena has sparked hope – and dollar signs – in the eyes of many, those quick to criticize the San Antonio skyline want to know: Why doesn't San Antonio have more skyscrapers? Turns out, the answer is as complicated as you'd expect.
hoodline.com
San Antonio's Rim Area Gets 299-Unit Project With 150 Affordable Homes
A 299-unit development is headed for a hillside near The Rim and La Cantera in San Antonio, and roughly half of those homes will be set aside as affordable workforce housing. The Summit at Crownridge, a partnership between Opportunity Home San Antonio and Journeyman Development Group, is estimated to cost $63 million and will include more than 100 income-restricted units, according to News 4 San Antonio.
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New Braunfels council backs housing project, but rejects fee waiver
The New Braunfels City Council turned down a request to waive utility fees for a proposed affordable housing development, but said they support the project and want to find another way to help fund it. Park at Dogwood is a planned 76-unit apartment complex at 1869 McQueeney Road. The project's...
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Waterline Opens in Downtown Austin as Texas Tallest Building, Rising Past 1,000 Feet After 4.5 Million Labor Hours and Two Months Ahead of Schedule
AUSTIN, TX — Waterline is now open in downtown Austin, and the tower has taken the title of Texas’ tallest building. At more than 1,000 feet, it also ranks as the 24th tallest building in the United States. The project rises at Cesar Chavez and Red River streets,...