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Living on a hill in the San Antonio Hill Country
In San Antonio, a fairly flat city just 772 feet above sea level, it comes with some surprise that some folks in the city...
Windcrest
Windcrest (pop 5,851) on I-35, is ten miles northeast of San Antonio, a city that surrounds it. It incorporated in 1959 and has been...
Universal City
Universal City (pop 20,459) is located at the north gate of Randolph Air Force Base where most of its’ residents work. Its’ main street,...
Terrell Hills
Terrell Hills (pop 5,391) is located five miles northeast of San Antonio, east of New Braunfels Avenue. It was named after Frederick Terrell, a...
Somerset
Somerset (pop 1,645) is located off Loop 1604, fifteen miles from downtown San Antonio. Originally named for a settlement begun three miles south in...
Shavano Park
Shavano Park (pop 3,874) is approximately 15 miles north of downtown San Antonio, most directly north of San Antonio on N.W. Military Highway which...
Selma
Selma (pop 10,997) is a city in Bexar, Comal and Guadalupe Counties. It was settled in 1847 by immigrants from several European countries, most...
Seguin
Seguin (pop 28,854) residents live by the motto “ On the Road to Success” reminds those who move here that even with its charming...
Schertz
Schertz (pop 41,199) nineteen miles west of Seguin on I-35, was named for Sebastian Schertz, a merchant there in 1875. The city was incorporated...
Olmos Park
Olmos Park (pop 2,400), an upscale community is situated at the intersection of Hildebrand and McCullough Avenues, just four miles north of San Antonio,...
More Than Just A Large City… Ranch & Farm Living Near San Antonio
San Antonio is more than just a large city, in fact, the seventh largest city by population, 1.5 million, in the United States. It's the center of a metro area in South Texas that includes a variety of smaller cities, approximately 25 in number, that cover a broad range...
A Metro Area on the Grow
Most people relocating to the San Antonio metropolitan area generally do so because of the pleasant year-round temperature; the low cost of living; bluebonnets blooming every spring, or how it is often referred to by its own citizens as a big city with a small town attitude; a wonderful...
Welcome to Metro San Antonio Living
You’ll find information supporting the “climate” of this multi-cultural metropolitan area. San Antonio is home to the two most popular Texas attractions, the Alamo and the RiverWalk, also the NBA champion Spurs, performing arts including the San Antonio Philharmonic, Opera and Ballet. And visual arts anchored by local live...
