Zonda: Annual home closings break all-time record, starts gain momentum

Interest rate hikes have sent San Antonio's appetite for new homes surging. During the second quarter of 2023, the city broke its all-time record for annual closings reports data from housing analytics firm Zonda.

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Zonda: Annual home closings break all-time record, starts gain momentum

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