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Don't Miss Out on Zoo Ball, Market Square Weekends, Real Estate News & Holiday River Parade! 🐅🎉🏡✨
Join us for Zoo Ball, Market Square Weekends, Real Estate insights in San Antonio & the enchanting Ford Holiday River Parade! 🎉🐾🏡✨

Martin Flores

Nov 12, 2025

Trivia Question❓

In what year was the Battle of the Alamo fought in San Antonio, Texas?

Answer at the bottom of the newsletter

 
The article discusses the upcoming Zoo Ball event at San Antonio Zoo, a fundraising gala that includes gourmet dining, live music, and auctions to support animal conservation efforts.

The event aims to raise money for the zoo's conservation initiatives, educational programs, and animal care.

Attendees will have the opportunity to experience close encounters with animals, enjoy delicious food and drinks, and participate in various entertainment activities throughout the evening.

Zoo Ball is a unique and exciting event that allows guests to support the zoo's mission while enjoying a memorable night of fun and philanthropy.

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Market Square Weekends is a series of events in San Antonio featuring live performances, local food vendors, and artists showcasing their work.

The event aims to bring the community together while supporting local talent and businesses.

The market offers a variety of activities for all ages, including shopping for handmade goods, enjoying live music, and sampling a diverse range of food options.

Market Square Weekends provide an opportunity for visitors to connect with local artists and creators, while also experiencing the vibrant culture of San Antonio.

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Real Estate Snapshot – San Antonio, Texas

 

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Here’s a current overview of the residential housing market in San Antonio, drawn from recent data and trends:

 

🔍 Key Market Statistics

 

  • The median sales price for all homes in San Antonio was $260,000 in September 2025, down about 0.95 % year‑over‑year. (Redfin)

  • Median listing price as of August 2025: around $295,000, down ~1.3 % year‑over‑year. (Realtor)

  • Average home value (per Zillow) for San Antonio: ~ $248,761, down ~3.5 % over the past year. (Zillow)

  • Inventory and time on market: Homes are taking longer to sell; in September 2025 median days on market ~ 69 days, up from ~62 the year prior. (Redfin)

  • Sales volume: Weekly snapshots show fewer homes sold compared to last year, but pricing holding relatively steady — for example, in early October 2025, 658 homes sold in one week with median price ~$312,155, then 351 homes sold the next week with median ~$315,000. (Tami Price)

 

📈 Market Trends & What It Means

  • The market appears to be shifting toward a more balanced or even buyer‑favorable posture. With inventory up and price growth modest or slightly negative, buyers have more options and less extreme competition than during the peak seller‑market years. (Axios)

  • Despite this moderation, home prices have not collapsed — the decline is modest and the expectation is that pricing will stabilize rather than plunge significantly. (VIP Real Estate)

  • New construction and attached homes (townhomes/condos) are showing strength: for example in August 2025, the median price for condos/townhomes rose ~16% year‑over‑year, though overall sales volume in certain segments fell. (Kimberly Howell Properties)

  • For buyers: The current market signals opportunity — more choices, less intense bidding wars, and negotiation space. For sellers: Proper pricing, staging, and marketing are more important than ever to avoid homes languishing.

  • The luxury segment (million‑dollar homes) in the region remains active, though homes are taking longer to sell than in lower price tiers. (San Antonio Express-News)


 

Interesting Facts
  • San Antonio is home to the oldest cathedral in the United States, San Fernando Cathedral, which was built in


  • The city is known for being the birthplace of chili con carne, which was invented by Texan settlers in the 1800s.


  • San Antonio is home to the first museum of modern art in Texas, the McNay Art Museum, founded in 1954 by Marion Koogler McNay.


The Ford Holiday River Parade in San Antonio is a festive event where floats decorated with Christmas lights float down the river as spectators watch from the banks.

Expect live music, dancing performances, and a dazzling display of lights.

To make the most of the experience, arrive early to secure a good viewing spot, bring blankets and chairs for comfort, and dress warmly as temperatures can drop in the evening.

The event is family-friendly and free to attend, making it a perfect holiday outing for all ages.

Enjoy the magical atmosphere and kick off the holiday season in style at the Ford Holiday River Parade.

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Grandma’s Greek Taste is a family-owned Greek and Mediterranean restaurant located in the Alamo Heights area of San Antonio, Texas. The restaurant opened in June 2025, introducing authentic Greek street food and traditional dishes in a welcoming, family-friendly setting.
Tip of The Day

Check out the River Walk in San Antonio - it's a beautiful area lined with restaurants, shops, and scenic views of the river.

 
💡 Answer to Trivia Question:
The Battle of the Alamo took place in 1836.
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