Lone Star planning kicks off with neighborhoods’ long list of do’s and don’ts
Neighborhood residents tell Southstar developers they envision green spaces and culture for the blighted Lone Star brewery site.
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First look: Missions owners unveil design plans for new downtown San Antonio ballpark
Newly released renderings show the planned new $160 million Minor League Baseball stadium in the northwest part of downtown San Antonio.
Progressives on Capitol Hill want to rein in sports franchise relocations
U.S. Rep. Greg Casar and U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders said their Home Team Act would stop rich owners from leveraging big taxpayer subsidies.
The first festival of its kind is coming to San Antonio’s Silk Road Cultural Heritage District
The marketplace festival will highlight the diverse communities in San Antonio connected by the ancient trade route, the Silk Road.
Behind the curtain, historic Alameda Theater project calls for more than a facelift
Plan to restore and improve the Alameda Theater is meant to transform it from mid-century movie palace to 21st century performing arts venue.
Stout House Grayson brings new ‘vibe’ to Pearl neighborhood
Economic activity from the redevelopment of the Pearl Brewery is rippling outward and bringing new things to the neighborhood.
Only the second CEO in Hemisfair history, new leader’s career path positioned her for the job
Hemisfair leaders noted Melissa Robinson’s successful track record in finance and experience in real estate development in naming her Hemisfair CEO.
‘We wanted to do this differently’: Housing Trust launches Project DC around Cattleman Square
Comic and superhero fans might draw a connection between the name’s Project Marvel and Project DC. That’s not a coincidence.
Too good to be true? New mortgage program targets San Antonio’s low-income neighborhoods.
An IBC Bank pilot program offers prospective homeowners zero-down payment loans and alternatives to a typical credit check.
As dust settles from Soap Factory rehousing plan, San Antonio updates its displacement policy
San Antonio City Council approved updates to its tax increment funding rules on Thursday in light of Soap Factory rehousing program.
San Antonio’s housing market is active for those who have enough money for high-value purchases
Some segments of the housing market are performing better than others. A small push to one segment could disrupt the delicate balance.
This mall is a warehouse shell of its former self. Windcrest is ready for its next chapter.
Work by ICP to create industrial space from the former Windsor Park Mall and Rackspace castle in the city of Windcrest is nearing completion.
Long-delayed Brackenridge Park rehab plan gets moving with city panel OK
The Historic and Design Review Commission gave city staff the green light for its request to begin work on the contentious bond project.
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