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A house under construction in Alamo Ranch. Photo by Scott Ball.

2019 New Housing Forecast for SA: ‘We’re Going to See Our Numbers Grow’

By Shari Biediger | January 10, 2019

The housing forecast looks positive for new home builders and buyers in 2019, though several factors could change that, even the weather.

Gov & Politics
The San Antonio Parks Foundation headquarters is located at 400 N. St. Mary's St.

City Proposes Increased Parking Rates During Downtown Events

By Iris Dimmick | August 28, 2018

Parking rates at nine City-owned parking lots and garages in and around downtown San Antonio may increase by $3 to $4 next year during large events.

Podcast

Just This with Rick Casey #24: Taking Housing to Task

By Rick Casey | August 17, 2018

Lourdes Castro Ramírez, who chaired the task force that produced the most comprehensive study of SA’s housing needs to date, joins us to discuss its findings.

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Terms You Should Know When Buying Your First Home

By Lorena Peña | August 15, 2018

Learning these real estate-related terms will make you an educated buyer and put you in a more powerful position to purchase your first home.

CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
The proposed development featured mixed use amenities such as living and street level shopping.

Despite Incentives, Developer Says Costs Force Cancellation of Downtown Project

By Shari Biediger | July 6, 2018

Austin-based developers Teeple Partners determined the Kallison Square tower project was not financially feasible, even with incentives.

Business & Tech
A newly listed Opendoor house located on the Northwest side is one of the first to use the new service.

Opendoor, Perch Launch in SA – But Local Realtor Board Warns of Pitfalls

By JJ Velasquez | June 20, 2018

Opendoor launched in the San Antonio real estate market Tuesday, joining Perch, which began offering its services in the city earlier this month.

Gov & Politics
(From left) Mike Flores, Palo Alto College President, speaks on stage next to Mayor's Housing Policy Task Force Members Lourdes Castro Ramirez, Gene Dawson, María Berriozábal, Noah Garcia, Jim Bailey, Mayor Ron Nirenberg, and Councilman Rey Saldaña (D4) at the Mayor's Housing Policy Task Force Public Meeting.

Mayor’s Housing Policy Task Force Reveals Recommendations

By Edmond Ortiz | June 2, 2018

The appointed task force is now finalizing those recommendations designed to help the City of San Antonio form a comprehensive policy.

Gov & Politics
Children play in the fountain outside of the new Cellars apartments at the Pearl.

City Council Suspends Downtown Housing Incentives, Funds Task Force

By Jeffrey Sullivan | January 11, 2018

City Council on Thursday approved a six-month moratorium on some development incentives aimed at urban-core housing.

Gov & Politics
The Alazan Courts, San Antonio's oldest public housing stock, were built in 1939.

Housing Authority: Alazan Courts Residents ‘Ready for a Change’

By Jeffrey Sullivan | November 13, 2017

More than 65 percent of the Alazan Courts residents want to see new construction on the lot, according to Housing Authority officials.

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The Cassiano Homes, owned and operated by San Antonio Housing Authority, were built in 1953 and are located in District 5.

Affordable Housing Pilot Launches in District 5

By Edmond Ortiz | November 7, 2017

City Council District 5 is now home to a pilot program in which private-public partnerships aim to address the housing needs of low-income residents.

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