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New City-funded housing required to accept vouchers for rent
San Antonio City Council unanimously approved a new rule Thursday requiring new housing projects receiving City housing incentives to accept rent vouchers.
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Plans for gas station in historic Lavaca neighborhood fuel residents’ opposition
Homeowners have started a petition against a proposed gas station on a 1-acre lot in a residential block of the Lavaca neighborhood.
Regal is the latest theater chain to reopen locations in San Antonio
As the entertainment industry thaws from its pandemic freeze, Regal plans to reopen five movie theaters in the San Antonio area on Friday.
Long-awaited, much-delayed Lone Star plan one step closer to reality
Plans call for converting the abandoned complex into a $709 million mixed-use development phased in over 10 years with the help of tax rebates.
Plans for World Heritage Center at Mission Marquee get conceptual approval from HDRC
The World Heritage Center will serve as a gateway to the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2015.
Travel and tourism can power pandemic recovery
Commentary: A broader economic comeback from pandemic losses hinges on recovery within the travel industry.
New normal, version 2.0: Techies to descend on downtown San Antonio for ‘Reboot Rally’
TechBloc says its upcoming outdoor rally will give the city’s tech sector a chance to reboot after a pandemic pause.
Turning weed into green: Could liberalizing marijuana laws help Texas’ economy recover?
Advocates of legal cannabis believe it would help the economy, and they say now is the time to strike.
Westside Development Corporation cambia de nombre a medida que los residentes se afianzan en la identidad
La Westside Development Corporation anunció su cambio de nombre y lanzará una nueva iniciativa para desarrollar más espacios comerciales.
Coworking comeback? Pearl bets on shared office space post-pandemic
Pearl Cowork comes after a year of bad business for the coworking sector. But demand is likely to only go up.
Developer plans Commerce Street restaurant, part of bringing Zona Cultural ‘back to life’
With a developer’s plan for a former department store on West Commerce Street, progress and development is coming to the Zona Cultural.
Dream Hotel site in San Antonio to anchor River Walk development
Riverplace will include a multi-family residential property, a condominium, and an office building, and will be anchored by a Dream Hotel.
Plus One Robotics raises $33 million for ‘internationalization’
Plus One Robotics CEO Erik Nieves said he believes it is “probably the largest round for a startup in San Antonio not named Rackspace.”
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