What we do

The Real Estate Council of San Antonio is a professional organization dedicated to providing educational opportunities for real estate professionals in the San Antonio area and advocating for public policy.

Public Advocacy

When we say a better San Antonio for everyone, we mean EVERYONE. Our policy efforts are to ensure a healthy economy and enhanced quality of life in the San Antonio area. Here are some key examples of our advocacy efforts in the community:

Industry Impact

As the economy recovers, San Antonio should see continued growth for the near-term, as the “value proposition” has become attractive for both individuals and companies.

The impact of the development sector in San Antonio has never been greater:

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Community Impact

Development has been a leading component of economic expansion in San Antonio since 2010, and its impact on the local economy has reached an all-time high. In the process, the development industry has been instrumental in meaningful job creation for all residents of San Antonio regardless of education or professional backgrounds.

Solid population and employment growth suggests that the development forecast should remain positive over the longer-term – housing benefits from household formation and attractive interest rates, while job growth fuels the non-residential side!

RECSA Community Project program

Our program’s mission is to annually provide a tangible benefit to an active partner organization in the larger San Antonio community that is unique to the skill sets of our members being from the local real estate industry.

Scholarships

Every year RECSA awards scholarships to young leaders in our community.

Quincy Lee Endowed Scholarship Recipients

2005 – Alicia Zuniga

2006 – Timothy D. Sotirhos

2007 – John P. Martinez

2007 – Stewart A. Wedge

2008 – Jesse A. Ortiz Jr.

2008 – Brian C. Rice

2008 – Christina Trevino

2009 – Anthony J. Pena

2009 – Eva T. Pino

2010 – Thomas Franckowiak

2010 – Stephanie E. Mendoza

2010 – Safoora Sohaib 

2011 – Larry H. Saba

2012 – Caleb W. Pendleton

2012 – Jorge A. Valdez

2013 – Reagan E. McGee

2013 – Martina Skott

2014 – Cassie D. Carver

2014 – Luther L. Mayberry

2015 – Hyowon Kim 

2015 – Camila V. Piedade

2016 – Bryan J. Bartley

2016 – Daniela Vazquez

2017 – Rie K. Frye

2017 – Joseph R. Wiklanski

2017 –  Jessica M. Zarzar Lee

2018 – Cesar T. Hance

2018 – Chandler A. Owen

2018 – Joseph R. Wiklanski

2019 – Hemin A. Patel

2019 – Omri S. Russo

2020 – Ann Marie Hessbrook

2020 – Matthew A. Michels

2020 – Paulina Montez

2021 – Victoria Hacker 

2021 – Steven A. Martinez

2022 – Derek J. Rojas

2022 – Tyler K. Schultz

2022 – Carlos Ituarte

2022 – Tyler K. Schultz

Leadership Scholarship Recipients

2010 – Juan M. Arriaga

2011 – Jay M. Elizalde

2012 – Nicodemus A. Abowd

2013 – Jason C. Cofield

2014 – Margaret L. Martin

2015 – David J. Gill

2016 – Jenna R. Stoeltje

2017 – Timothy J. Ellis

2017 – Yvonne Moreno

2018 – Hernando A. Abilez

2018 – Nikolas A. Goff

2018 – Edith A. Gonzalez

2019 – Cameron M. Butler

2019 – Isaac C. Esteves

2019 – Parker W. Fitzgerald

2019 – Benjamin Hernandez

2019 – Hemin A. Patel

2019 – Omri S. Russo

2020 – Kh’Laeya S. Dotson

2020 – Hemin A. Patel

2020 – Daniel J. Reinke

2020 – Raquel M. Villanueva

2021 – Adrian Arevalo

2021 – Soon Woo Jang

2021 – Patrick Lebherz

2022 – Adrian Arevalo

2022 – Carson Murphy

2022 – Mckenzie L. Schaefer

2022 – Justin M. Ventura

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