Business & Tech
Councilman Courage Proposes New ‘Goodnight Construction Site’ Rule to Keep Neighborhoods Quiet
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Councilman John Courage (D9) wants new local rules that limit loud construction operations near homes at night.
Business & Tech
2019 New Housing Forecast for SA: ‘We’re Going to See Our Numbers Grow’
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The housing forecast looks positive for new home builders and buyers in 2019, though several factors could change that, even the weather.
Gov & Politics
City Proposes Increased Parking Rates During Downtown Events
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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
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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.
Sponsored
Terms You Should Know When Buying Your First Home
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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
Despite Incentives, Developer Says Costs Force Cancellation of Downtown Project
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Austin-based developers Teeple Partners determined the Kallison Square tower project was not financially feasible, even with incentives.
Business & Tech
Opendoor, Perch Launch in SA – But Local Realtor Board Warns of Pitfalls
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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
Mayor’s Housing Policy Task Force Reveals Recommendations
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The appointed task force is now finalizing those recommendations designed to help the City of San Antonio form a comprehensive policy.
Gov & Politics
City Council Suspends Downtown Housing Incentives, Funds Task Force
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City Council on Thursday approved a six-month moratorium on some development incentives aimed at urban-core housing.
Gov & Politics
Housing Authority: Alazan Courts Residents ‘Ready for a Change’
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More than 65 percent of the Alazan Courts residents want to see new construction on the lot, according to Housing Authority officials.
