Located in one of San Antonio's most rapidly developing urban-core neighborhoods, 155 W Zavalla offers exceptional potential for investors, builders, or developers looking for a strategically positioned property with long-term upside. Set on a half-lot and featuring a 588 sq ft, 2-bedroom home built in 1929, this property is ideal for redevelopment or a complete reimagining, supported by strong surrounding growth and limited available inventory in the area. The value of this property lies overwhelmingly in its location. Just 3 minutes from Blue Star, 5 minutes to King William, 6 minutes from UTSA and Texas A&M-San Antonio, 8 minutes from Tech Port San Antonio, and 10 minutes to Downtown, the home sits at the crossroads of major cultural, educational, and economic expansion. Few areas in the city offer this blend of proximity, walkability, and investment momentum. Recent neighborhood activity also underscores strong redevelopment potential. While the property is currently zoned R-2, numerous nearby owners have successfully rezoned to R-4, allowing for higher density and multi-story construction. The City has expressed openness to similar rezoning requests, particularly where redevelopment aligns with neighborhood improvement and housing expansion efforts. For future buyers, this opens the possibility of building a larger residence, a multi-level home, or a new construction design incorporating garage parking and significantly more square footage. Because the existing structure occupies only about half the lot, the site provides a flexible canvas. An investor could preserve a small single-story footprint, expand the home, or rebuild entirely with a modern multi-story design. The combination of a walkable residential setting, strong nearby institutions, and major innovation-driven growth at Tech Port and UTSA further strengthens the long-term ROI outlook. For those seeking an infill redevelopment opportunity in a high-demand area with proven appreciation, 155 W Zavalla stands out as a rare, strategically located asset in the heart of San Antonio's next wave of urban growth.