Texas Office Market · San Antonio · HQ
San Antonio office space for lease.
What's available, what it costs, and how CRECO works the market.
In short: San Antonio's office market is bifurcated: trophy Class A in Stone Oak, the Medical Center, and Westover Hills runs ~8-12% vacancy with asking rents in the $32-48/SF FSG range, while older Class B downtown and along Loop 410 sits closer to 20%+ vacancy with meaningful concession depth on the table.
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Who CRECO represents in San Antonio
CRECO represents tenants, landlords, owners, and investors — for lease and for sale — across retail (including restaurant space and pad sites), office (including medical office), industrial, flex, and land.
Tenants & buyers
Businesses leasing or buying retail, restaurant, office, medical office, industrial, or flex space in San Antonio — site selection, negotiation, and lease or purchase execution. Tenant rep is typically paid by the landlord.
Landlords & owners
Owners leasing or selling commercial property and land in San Antonio — pricing, marketing, tenant and buyer sourcing, negotiation, and property management.
Sellers & investors
Investment sales and acquisitions, 1031 exchange replacement property, and hold/sell analysis for commercial investors in San Antonio and across Texas.
Intermediary, when authorized
When both parties authorize it in writing, CRECO can act as an intermediary between landlord and tenant or seller and buyer, as Texas law permits.
Key takeaways
- Stone Oak / Northwest is the highest-rent and tightest Class A submarket in San Antonio — trophy concessions are compressing meaningfully.
- The South Texas Medical Center has the tightest medical-office vacancy in Texas; new MOB development pipeline is light.
- Westover Hills (JPMorgan campus + 1604 corridor) is the strongest suburban Class A submarket and the best build-to-suit option in San Antonio.
- Downtown is bifurcated — trophy holds tenancy, but Class B and C downtown face 25%+ vacancy in places. Conversion math is interesting.
- The Pearl / Tobin Hill is the premium creative-office submarket; rents per SF here look more like Austin East Side than typical SA.
Market Context
The San Antonio office market today.
San Antonio's office market has been the most disciplined major Texas office market through the 2023-2026 cycle. Without the speculative supply pipeline that pushed Austin and Dallas-Fort Worth into 25%+ vacancy on Class A in late 2024, San Antonio held trophy vacancy in the high single digits through the entire cycle. The result is a quieter market where the trophy Class A story has been remarkably resilient — and concessions are now compressing earlier than other Texas metros.
The economic drivers are durable: USAA at headquarters scale, the South Texas Medical Center as one of the largest medical concentrations in the US, military-tech contractors around Joint Base San Antonio, and a growing biosciences and advanced-manufacturing base. None of these is in cyclical retreat. The result is steady tenant demand across multiple uncorrelated industries — the worst submarket year in San Antonio is rarely worse than other Texas metros' average.
Two areas that warrant tenant attention: the Class B set, where vacancy is genuinely elevated and landlords are competitive on TI, free rent, and rent abatement; and the medical office subset around the Medical Center, where vacancy is tighter than published numbers suggest and renewing tenants are seeing real rent pushes for the first time since 2020.
Where to Look
San Antonio office submarkets we cover.
Stone Oak / Northwest
Top-of-market Class A
The highest-rent, tightest-vacancy Class A submarket in San Antonio. La Cantera, Sonterra, the Vineyard. Trophy concessions are compressing.
South Texas Medical Center
Tightest medical office in TX
One of the largest medical concentrations in the US. MOB vacancy in the high single digits; renewing tenants seeing first real rent pushes since 2020.
Westover Hills
Suburban Class A + BTS
JPMorgan Chase campus + 1604 corridor. Best build-to-suit submarket in San Antonio; suburban Class A vacancy lower than downtown.
The Pearl / Tobin Hill
Creative office, premium rents
Adaptive-reuse creative office at the Pearl Brewery. Rents per SF read more like Austin's East Side than typical SA. Walkable density.
Downtown / Riverwalk
Trophy holds, B & C struggles
Bifurcated. Trophy keeps tenancy; Class B and C face 25%+ vacancy. Conversion math is interesting for older B assets.
Loop 410 / North Central
Class B value belt
Class B value opportunity. Asking rents look stable; realized rates 8-12% below asking on most Q2 2026 deals. TI 30-50% above initial offers.
CRECO Approach
How we work San Antonio office deals.
CRECO is headquartered in San Antonio. We've toured these buildings — at La Cantera, in the Pearl, around the Medical Center, in Stone Oak, on Loop 410, downtown — and we know which landlords push aggressively, which ones are pragmatic, which Class B assets are quietly running conversion math, and which trophy floor plates have hidden contiguous space that hasn't hit the market yet.
Tenant rep on Class A typically results in 6-12% better economics than a single-property negotiation produces — meaningful on a $30/SF, 10-year deal. On Class B, the leverage is larger: we're seeing realized rates 8-12% below asking in the deals we're closing this year, with TI packages 30-50% higher than the landlord's initial offer.
For owners and investors, we run hold-vs-sell-vs-reposition analysis at the asset level, with Texas-wide 1031 buyer flow when it's time to sell and direct submarket sourcing when it's time to buy. The cap-rate arbitrage between San Antonio and Austin is real (~75-150 bps for comparable product) and a meaningful piece of the cross-Texas deal flow CRECO sees.
Why CRECO for San Antonio office.
- CRECO is headquartered in San Antonio — we know the buildings and the landlords by name
- You work directly with the people doing the deal, from a 2,000 SF medical practice to a 50,000 SF HQ
- Off-market floor-plate inventory across Stone Oak, the Medical Center, Westover Hills, the Pearl, and downtown
- Full-service representation — tenants, landlords/owners, and investors; tenant rep is typically paid by the landlord
- Direct relationships with the Class A landlord rep teams across the major San Antonio office assets
- Concession benchmarking from the deals CRECO is actually closing each quarter, not aggregated marketplace data
- Texas-wide network for tenants with multi-city footprints
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San Antonio office listings represented by CRECO
Live CRECO inventory for office space in the San Antonio area. Tenant-rep clients also get access to every other option on the market.
| Property | Type | Size | Price / rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8026 Vantage Dr 8026 Vantage Dr, San Antonio, TX 78230 | Office · For Lease | 28,294 SF | $24.00/SF/yr Full Service |
| 2727 Mossrock 2727 Mossrock, San Antonio, TX 78230 | Office · For Lease | 14,000 SF | Contact for pricing |
| 7830 Louis Pasteur 7830 Louis Pasteur, San Antonio, TX 78229 | Medical Office · For Lease | 2,760 SF | $21.74/SF/yr NNN |
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Market figures on this page — rents, vacancy, absorption, cap rates, pricing, and inventory — are CRECO market estimates, as of June 2026. They are not attributed to a third-party research provider or data service, have not been independently verified, and are approximate; published market reports may differ. For current figures on a specific property or submarket, talk to our team at (210) 817-3443 or info@crecotx.com.