employment: More jobs means more homes selling - 07/04/09 10:24 AM
Workforce Solutions Alamo conducted a study, reported in the San Antonio Business Journal recently, showing the need for more skilled people to fill jobs in 33 categories. Five of these growing occupations are considered "green."Here is the link to the article.
(I noticed that one of the jobs is that of loan officer.) … (3 comments)
employment: San Antonio good news roundup for real estate investment and relocation - 06/24/08 09:27 AM
From the awesome Texas Real Estate Research Center come these news items illustrating my belief that San Antonio is still a stable, growing market for residential real estate:
A great place to live"San Antonio has been named the fifth best large metropolitan city in America for relocating families by Worldwide ERC … (4 comments)
employment: Great employers and more good jobs make for a healthy San Antonio housing market - 02/19/08 10:20 AM
Texas is one of the few states to be continuing to add jobs, just one of the reasons that the real-estate downturn has not had as much of an effect here as in other states. And two companies headquartered in San Antonio have made it onto Fortune magazine's annual list of … (0 comments)
employment: Northwest vs. northeast San Antonio - 05/23/07 10:13 AM
As a Realtor specializing in rental properties for investors, I spend a lot of time looking at market data on both sales and rentals, both price and days on market, for properties offering comparable features. I compare the sales price to typical rental rates in various neighborhoods, looking for cash flow. … (2 comments)
employment: San Antonio ZIP codes and neighborhoods for rentals - 05/23/07 10:02 AM
One of my investor clients recently wrote me: "I hadn't been looking at the 40 or 29 zip codes. Are these similar to 49, 50, and 54? Also, would you comment further on Stone Oaks and Westover Hills?"And I answered in my usual brief fashion:The 78240 and '29 zip codes are … (0 comments)
employment: Jobs = tenants = $ - 05/23/07 09:59 AM
From Money magazine online, San Antonio ranks 14 out of 15 for job growth prospects, with a 2-year forecast of 4.2%. New jobs are coming up with Affiliated Computer Services, Fort Sam Houston, and Washington Mutual, planning to hire 3,000 new employees for its new operations center. Microsoft is building a $550 million … (3 comments)
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Workforce Solutions Alamo conducted a study, reported in the San Antonio Business Journal recently, showing the need for more skilled people to fill jobs in 33 categories. Five of these growing occupations are considered "green."Here is the link to the article.
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