ArchiWise tracks 25 stories about real estate, zoning, permitting, and policy in Bexar County, Texas. We surface the local decisions (rezonings, council debates, infrastructure investment, hazard mapping updates) that change how property gets built and bought. Updated as new coverage publishes.
San Antonio's City Council has signaled support for updated economic development incentives and a comprehensive plan to transform the Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium site into a mixed-use development.
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The San Antonio City Council has broadened its challenge against a proposed federal immigration detention center to include $51 million in new office leases at Brooks, citing concerns over environmental and socioeconomic impacts.
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San Antonio's City Council is deliberating a proposed 2027 bond package, with city staff recommending $442 million for streets, affordable housing, and parks, while some council members advocate for a larger $750 million allocation.
Read articleNews from San Antonio, Bexar County, TexasA joint venture between Dallas-based Apricus Realty Capital and Baltimore-based ABR Capital Partners has completed the acquisition of a 4.3-acre industrial outdoor storage property near the San Antonio International Airport. The facility was fully leased at the time of the transaction.
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The City of San Antonio has filed a federal lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), seeking to halt the conversion of a 640,000-square-foot warehouse into an immigration detention center until environmental review requirements are met.
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The $1.7 billion expansion project at San Antonio International Airport, set to double its size with a new Terminal C, has reached its halfway construction point, with interior work slated to begin by December for a 2028 opening.
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San Antonio city leaders are considering legal action against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after the agency failed to meet a deadline for providing information on its planned East Side processing center, prompting local studies into its potential impact on city services.
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The San Antonio City Council has approved an average 6.9% increase in monthly water bills starting in 2027, a move designed to fund a substantial five-year capital improvement plan for the city's water and wastewater infrastructure.
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San Antonio City Council has approved a multi-year water rate increase, with a 6.9% hike for residents beginning in 2027. This decision funds the San Antonio Water System's $2.6 billion capital improvement plan, targeting essential water and wastewater infrastructure upgrades.
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The San Antonio City Council has approved a 6.9% water rate increase for 2027, the first in seven years for many residents, to support a significant capital improvement plan for the city's water and wastewater systems.
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San Antonio residents and businesses will face increased water utility costs starting in 2027, following the City Council's approval of a San Antonio Water System (SAWS) rate adjustment plan designed to finance extensive infrastructure improvements.
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San Antonio-based retailer Grunt Style is closing its Broadway retail location, resulting in 19 layoffs, as part of a broader national store closure initiative. The company's headquarters, also at the Broadway address, faces an uncertain future, though no final decision on its operation has been made.
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The San Antonio Water System (SAWS) board has advanced a 2027 budget that includes significant rate increases for residential and commercial customers, aimed at funding a $2.6 billion infrastructure improvement plan. The proposed adjustments, which include a 6.9% rise for average residential bills next year, now await final approval from the San Antonio City Council.
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Residents of the 75-home Timberwood Villas community face significant out-of-pocket costs for a critical wastewater connection after the San Antonio City Council opted not to waive over $400,000 in San Antonio Water System impact fees. The decision impacts a neighborhood grappling with a decade-long sewage problem and an expiring county funding deadline.
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The San Antonio City Council has approved a memorial street designation for drag icon Erica Andrews along Main Avenue, aiming to enhance placemaking, cultural tourism, and local business visibility within the city's developing Pride Cultural Heritage District.
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Developers Ryan Reed and Sara Villarreal are completing a 16-unit apartment complex and opening a new restaurant at the Ashby Place intersection, with plans for further mixed-use expansion. City officials view this "missing middle" housing initiative as a model for urban core development, aiming to address housing supply and affordability.
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Facing increasing public scrutiny over their rapid expansion, data center developer CyrusOne is opening its highly secure facilities in San Antonio, Texas, to small groups, aiming to foster transparency and dispel common misconceptions about the industry.
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McCombs Enterprises is planning a significant retail and office development near Pearl in San Antonio's River North, aiming to create a special taxing subzone to fund public infrastructure improvements. This strategy seeks to offset costs for an "art-focused" district and a pedestrian bridge, connecting the site to existing cultural landmarks.
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The San Antonio Water System (SAWS) has presented a modified rate increase plan to the City Council, reducing its capital improvement budget to $2.6 billion after an earlier proposal was rejected. The council is set to vote next week on the adjusted plan, which includes phased increases through 2030 to fund essential infrastructure.
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ESTAR West, an initiative focused on economic development and community support on San Antonio's West Side, has transitioned into a standalone nonprofit under the leadership of former city councilwoman Ana Sandoval, aiming to coordinate efforts for investment and equitable growth.
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A carpentry teacher at Warren High School in Northside ISD, San Antonio, received a significant national award to bolster its construction trades program, which provides vital training and community projects for students. This funding will support equipment upgrades and program expansion amidst district budget cuts.
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A San Antonio residential reentry center assists individuals transitioning from incarceration by providing structured support for securing housing and employment, navigating significant challenges like felony records and societal stigma.
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An internationally recognized Ice Age fossil site, Friesenhahn Cave, is located on private land within a residential subdivision north of San Antonio. Managed by Concordia University Texas, the cave's presence creates distinct property access and preservation considerations for the surrounding community.
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Locally based owner-operator Worth & Associates has acquired The Commons at Concord Park, a four-building office complex in San Antonio. The firm plans to implement capital improvements to the property, which was 85 percent leased at the time of sale.
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The San Antonio City Council has approved a 3.9% property tax increase, marking the city's first such hike in over 30 years, in an effort to close a significant budget deficit and avoid deeper cuts to essential services.
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