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If there is going to be a successor to Stone Oak in affordable master-planned communities in San Antonio, it is going to be Cibolo Canyons.

Many of San Antonio's best builders are building in the various enclaves that make up Cibolo Canyons. More and more shopping centers are popping up on the fringes of Cibolo Canyons making life much more accessible than when the neighborhood was first started.

The crown jewel of Cibolo Canyons is the JW Marriott Resort and the PGA's two TPC golf courses on the property.

Homes in Cibolo Canyons range from $350,000 to $2,000,000.

Much like Stone Oak, property values in Cibolo Canyons should skyrocket when the US 281 highway project is complete.

To learn more about this neighborhood:

Cibolo Canyons

Stone Oak is probably San Antonio's most notorious and largest master-planned community. Stone Oak is located in North Central San Antonio, is home to many of the top schools, hospitals, golf courses, shopping and restaurants in the city.

Homes in Stone Oak range from the low $200's tract homes all the way up to custom built $2,000,000+ homes in the Champions neighborhoods.

Stone Oak may have lost its most-favored community status in the last few years due to the horrific traffic on US 281, but progress is being made and more home buyers are now reconsidering the area.

For more information on Stone Oak real estate:

Stone Oak Real Estate

Alamo Heights is located just north of downtown San Antonio in the sought-after ’09 zip code (they even call themselves Oh-Niners) and it is one of the most established neighborhoods in San Antonio. Alamo Heights (and its neighboring communities of Olmos Park and Terrell Hills) is home to many of San Antonio’s wealthiest families (i.e. “The Old Money”).

Many Alamo Heights homebuyers were attracted to the area because of the wide variety of homes. They styles of homes range from small, renovated cottages to large mansions to upscale townhomes and highrise condominiums.

Much of "new" San Antonio's sprawl is plagued with big box retailers and chain restaurants. Alamo Heights, however, is a more intimate economy favoring local cafes, quaint restaurants and boutiques.

Learn more about Alamo Heights Real Estate and Alamo Heights Homes:
Alamo Heights Real Estate

The Dominion is one of San Antonio's most prestigious and popular neighborhoods. This neighborhood is home to many of the "Who's Who" of San Antonio including members of the San Antonio Spurs, Fortune 500 executives, and even Hollywood entertainers.

Unlike many of the "gated communities" in San Antonio, The Dominion has two entrances manned by real security. Residents of The Dominion, while renowned for flaunting their wealth a little more than some of the "Old Money" neighborhoods, do value their privacy and security.

The Dominion is a neighborhood of many enclaves and styles. There are multimillion dollar compounds and hilltop estates all the way down to relatively affordable cottage homes.

The Dominion Country Club is the heart of the community and previously named the top country club communities in Texas.

Its remoteness used to be its downfall but San Antonio's sprawl to the north has brought many services and shopping to The Dominion. Six Flags Fiesta Texas, Westin La Cantera Resort, The Rim shopping center, and The Shops at La Cantera are all within 5 minutes of The Dominion's gates.

Price range for The Dominion is $350,000 to $6,500,000.

For more information on The Dominion:

The Dominion

The 2010 San Antonio Parade of Homes will be held in the exclusive community of Cresta Bella. Cresta Bella is right across of I-10 from the Dominion and The Rim shopping center and just up the road from Fiesta Texas.

The Parade runs from September 4 - September 12.

This year's featured builders are:

Adam Michael Homes
Mike Holloway Custom Homes
L. Nunez Signature Homes
Stadler Custom Homes
Mattern & Fitzgerald Custom Builders
Uptmore Custom Homes

For more information visit:

San Antonio Parade of Homes

San Antonio Parade of Homes 2010