NAI REOC San Antonio wishes you a safe and happy Labor Day weekend.
Seeing orange? Several local landmark properties are participating in the San Antonio Food Bank’s “SA Goes Orange” campaign by using orange lighting for the month of September. …Read Entire Post
Commercial real estate sectors, hurt by weak job growth, are offering incentives in many areas that are conducive to business expansion, according to the National Association of Realtors®. Read the full article (NAR, August 26, 2010)
San Antonio has been named one of the best places to live in 2010 by RelocateAmerica.com.
Brighton, Mich.-based RelocateAmerica.com on Tuesday released its annual list of “America’s Top 100 Places to Live for 2010.” San Antonio ranked fifth in America on the overall list.
The Alamo City also ranked the fifth best recovery city and the eighth best retirement city in the country. …Read Entire Post
If you missed it, CREW San Antonio hosted another fine Real Estate Forum event on Tuesday, March 23rd downtown at the Henry B. Gonzalesz Convention Center. …Read Entire Post
According to a report by McGraw-Hill Construction, Texas will see a projected 16% increase in the value of construction starts in 2010 to reach an estimated $52.5 billion supported by an expanding housing market and public works and utilities projects funded by Federal stimulus dollars. San Antonio benefited from military-related construction in 2009 and is expected to see a 6% increase. Read Construction activity in San Antonio expect to rise 6 percent (SABJ, 2-11-10)
A survey conducted by Virtual Builders Exchange LLC also showed hopeful signs for the construction industry based on a slight increase in the number of projects put out for bid in January and February of 2010 compared to the same period last year. Optimism, however, is somewhat muted by the limited number of projects in the planning stages. Read Hopeful signs on horizon for construction industry, survey shows (SABJ, 2-19-10)
Here’s a fun way to stay on top of headlines from around the world. Check out Newseum.org at http://www.newseum.org/todaysfrontpages/flash/ Daily newspaper front pages are displayed in their original, unedited form. Just put your mouse on a city anywhere in the world and the newspaper headlines pop up. Double click the dot on the map and the page gets larger. This site changes every day with the publication of new editions.
The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce invites you to attend the 39th Annual Economic Outlook Conference. Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani will be the luncheon keynote speaker, and he will discuss the nationwide perception of San Antonio as an emerging business magnet and share his insights on important economic issues that are impacting our region of the country. …Read Entire Post
Commercial real estate firm NAI REOC Partners in San Antonio, Texas announced Friday, January 15th that it has acquired NAI Austin, an affiliate of the NAI Global network. Both companies will be renamed NAI REOC San Antonio and NAI REOC Austin to enjoy the advantages of cross-market branding and name recognition. …Read Entire Post
According to Foreclosure Listing Service, Inc., foreclosure postings for commercial properties in the San Antonio area jumped from 557 in 2008 to 863 in 2009 – an increase of 55%. …Read Entire Post