After a year marked by volatile — and frequently high — mortgage rates, little inventory and affordability issues that sidelined many buyers, the 2024 housing market outlook offers more of the same, albeit with some relief.

People living in the UTSA area will soon have an H-E-B closer to campus.

The family behind Terry Black’s BBQ plans to build a barbecue restaurant, hotel, spa and a parking garage on the land it owns at 2100 Broadway, according to documents obtained by the Business Journal through a public records request with the city of San Antonio.

An antique book store that has fronted Broadway for 53 years will close in 2024.

The Zoning Commission on Tuesday lent its support to a proposed 79-unit tiny home development on the city’s South Side. The one- and two-story properties would rise at 1471 and 1477 West Villaret Blvd. and 1487 Malley Blvd., across the road from Palo Alto College.

As homes take longer to sell, more homes flooding the market creates a stockpile looming threateningly over the city.

Austin-based Merritt Development Group and Georgia-based Peachtree Group are planning a Residence Inn by Marriott at 100 N. Main Ave.

Whataburger is kicking the new year off with Whatawings, adding several new flavors of bite-sized chicken dipped in popular Whataburger sauces.

The public investment will include a new home for Texas A&M-San Antonio’s women’s softball program.

Local developers GrayStreet Partners and Fulcrum Development are teaming up to create a 15-acre mixed-use project in the Government Hill neighborhood.

Dill Dinkers, which has teamed with consulting firm Franchise Well, has closed a 20-facility agreement with Brian Birdy, CEO of San Antonio property management and real estate company Birdy Properties.

Local convenience store Jefferson Bodega is now for sale, providing the opportunity for a new owner to take over the popular establishment.

Exotic cars, fine dining and five-star experiences. That’s what Prestige Motorsports says it has planned for a new development near San Antonio International Airport.

A lot south of the Alamodome is being eyed for an upscale RV park.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted Xenex Disinfection Services a De Novo authorization for its LightStrike+ device.

Cedar Fair Entertainment Co. is planning to make a major capital investment across its portfolio, and one of the beneficiaries is New Braunfels’ Schlitterbahn Waterpark & Resort.

The store is strictly for pick-ups with no dining room.

Alamodome General Manager Stephen Zito is taking on a new role with the city of San Antonio, moving up the ranks to an assistant director position with its Convention and Sports Facilities Department.

In 2026, the San Antonio African American Community Archive & Museum plans to move out of its current headquarters in La Villita, hoping to set up shop at the Kress-Grant Building at 311 East Houston St.

Local Latin-inspired pizza chain Pizza Patrón has brought on a restaurant industry veteran as its first chief operating officer to oversee the company’s expansion push

The Rainbow Theater has undergone an extensive renovation and reopened on July 15.

Port San Antonio is running out of room in its current space, but more companies are seeking to plant their flags on the Southwest Side campus.

The restaurant opened on June 6.

Ryman plans to continue to operate the San Antonio resort under the JW Marriott brand.

Tim Handren was elected in May 2019, prior to the pandemic. He’s serving out the final year of his second two-year term.

One in every six retail developments completed in San Antonio this quarter was a Dutch Bros.

The Will Smith Zoo School, which opened its current Alamo City campus in 2018, now has a waiting list of more than 8,000 families.

Boerne’s population grew by more than 70% from 2010 to 2020.

UT Health San Antonio plans to begin construction soon on a multistory tower in the heart of the South Texas Medical Center that will be home to its $100 million Center for Brain Health.

At the height of an ongoing dearth in transformers bottlenecking real estate development in San Antonio, CPS Energy found itself having to send back a portion of a shipment it received in January due to quality concerns.

San Antonio-based Whataburger reorganized its corporate structure last week, resulting in a wave of layoffs eliminating several employees from the organization.

The building will feature five restaurant concepts — Hook, Amelia Tapas & Wine, Lunatique, Creme Coffee and Easy Baby.