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Alamo Heights
Alamo Heights is home to some of San Antonio's most treasured houses — 1920s through 1950s bungalows, Tudors and ranch homes along Broadway …
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Olmos Park
Olmos Park's large 1920s and 1930s estate homes were built with craftsmanship that deserves careful foundation work. Many sit on deep pier-a…
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Terrell Hills
Terrell Hills blends 1930s-era homes with post-war ranch houses on generous, tree-covered lots near Fort Sam Houston. That mix means we see …
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Monte Vista
The Monte Vista Historic District holds some of San Antonio's finest early-1900s homes — Victorians, Craftsman bungalows and Prairie-style h…
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King William
King William is San Antonio's first historic district, lined with 19th-century homes built by German merchants along the San Antonio River. …
Details →Tobin Hill
Tobin Hill, just north of downtown and around the Pearl, mixes early 1900s bungalows with newer infill townhomes. Older homes typically sit …
Details →Stone Oak
Stone Oak grew rapidly from the 1990s onward on the rocky hills north of Loop 1604 along US-281. Instead of deep black clay, many homes sit …
Details →The Dominion
The Dominion's custom estates off I-10 near La Cantera sit on Hill Country terrain — limestone, steep grades and large retaining walls. Foun…
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Alamo Ranch
Alamo Ranch's master-planned neighborhoods near Loop 1604 and Culebra Road were built mostly in the 2000s and 2010s on post-tension slabs. F…
Details →Medical Center
The neighborhoods around the South Texas Medical Center — off Fredericksburg Road, Wurzbach and Babcock — were built largely in the 1960s th…
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Castle Hills
Castle Hills is known for spacious 1950s and 1960s ranch homes on large, oak-shaded lots along NW Military Highway and Blanco Road. Long, lo…
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Shavano Park
Shavano Park's large homes and wooded lots near NW Military Highway and Loop 1604 sit where San Antonio's clay begins to give way to Hill Co…
Details →Hollywood Park
Hollywood Park, just inside Loop 1604 along US-281, features 1950s through 1970s homes on wooded lots known for resident deer. Rocky soils a…
Details →Leon Valley
Leon Valley's neighborhoods along Bandera Road and Huebner Road were built mostly from the 1960s to the 1980s on slab foundations over react…
Details →Balcones Heights
Balcones Heights is a compact city surrounded by San Antonio near Fredericksburg Road and I-10. Its older homes and small commercial buildin…
Details →Helotes
Helotes sits at the edge of the Texas Hill Country along Bandera Road, where limestone ridges, caliche and pockets of clay create unpredicta…
Details →Live Oak
Live Oak's neighborhoods near I-35 and Loop 1604 were largely built from the 1970s onward on slab foundations. Northeast Bexar County's expa…
Details →Universal City
Universal City grew up around Randolph Field, now JBSA–Randolph, with homes built from the 1960s forward on slab foundations. Military famil…
Details →Converse
Converse has seen steady growth from its older core near FM 78 to newer subdivisions along the Loop 1604 corridor. Both older and newer home…
Details →Windcrest
Windcrest, famous for its holiday light displays, is a well-kept community of 1960s and 1970s homes along Walzem Road. Many of these slab ho…
Details →Kirby
Kirby, on San Antonio's east side near Loop 410, is made up largely of modest slab homes built from the 1950s through the 1980s. The deep bl…
Details →Schertz
Schertz sits on the Blackland Prairie along I-35, where heavy black clay can swell and shrink dramatically. Rapid residential growth has pla…
Details →Cibolo
Cibolo has transformed from a small town into one of the fastest-growing suburbs in the San Antonio area. Newer subdivisions along FM 1103 a…
Details →Selma
Selma sits at the busy I-35 and Loop 1604 junction near Retama Park. Its newer residential neighborhoods are built on the same reactive clay…
Details →Garden Ridge
Garden Ridge features large homes on one-acre-plus lots along FM 3009, with rocky Hill Country soils and plenty of native trees. Foundation …
Details →New Braunfels
New Braunfels straddles the Balcones Escarpment, so foundation conditions change dramatically across town. Neighborhoods east of I-35 sit on…
Details →Boerne
Boerne's Hill Country setting along Cibolo Creek brings limestone, clay pockets and sloped lots together. Historic homes near Main Street of…
Details →Fair Oaks Ranch
Fair Oaks Ranch spreads across Bexar, Kendall and Comal counties with large homes on wooded, rolling lots. Rock, fill and drainage across sl…
Details →Seguin
Seguin, the Guadalupe County seat along the Guadalupe River, has a mix of historic pier-and-beam homes near downtown and newer slab subdivis…
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