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San Antonio's newest apartments are smaller than a decade ago

  • Posted on September 7, 2026
  • By The Dallas Morning News
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  • 1 min read
In brief

Recent market analysis reveals a notable shift in San Antonio's residential development landscape, as newly constructed apartments continue to shrink in square footage compared to buildings from a decade ago. This trend reflects broader national patterns in urban housing design, where developers prioritize affordability and density over spacious floor plans. The RentCafe study highlights how changing consumer preferences, rising construction costs, and increased demand for entry-level housing units are reshaping the apartment market in Texas's second-largest city.

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San Antonio's newest apartments are smaller than a decade ago
San Antonio's newest apartments are smaller than a decade ago

A study from RentCafe found that the average size of a newly build apartment in San Antonio has decreased slightly over the last decade.
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The Dallas Morning News

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