City moves to use eminent domain to acquire bar property for Alamo Museum
City Council approved an ordinance that relies on the power of eminent domain to acquire bar property for the planned Alamo museum.
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Bar owner plans to fight city’s bid to use eminent domain for Alamo museum
The owner of a bar in Alamo Plaza could lose his property in a battle over the price he was offered by officials planning to build the new Alamo museum.
Experts say real estate market normalizing after ‘sugar rush’ of previous years
Industry experts tell San Antonio real estate professionals that the 2023 market outlook is one of potential balance.
Founder of the family-owned Bolner’s Fiesta Products dies at 94
Known for the family-owned spice and seasonings business he founded in 1955, Clif Bolner was also active in the San Antonio community and his church.
St. Mary’s, construction zone business owners react warily to San Antonio’s grant program effort
The program would provide qualifying businesses grants to make up for revenue loss due to the COVID pandemic and protracted road projects.
Hotel Emma employees taken to hospitals with signs of carbon monoxide poisoning
Hotel Emma has been evacuated, and there is no immediate danger to the nearby public. CPS Energy has begun investigating the source of the potential leak.
Weather and airline troubles stifle airport’s upward passenger count trajectory
Wintry weather and flight cancellations during the holidays grounded what had been an improving outlook for the air travel industry.
City looks to offer thousands in grants to businesses mired in construction zones
The proposed grant program is designed to offer some aid to such businesses that were only beginning to recover from economic catastrophe wrought by the pandemic.
Landry’s to partner with city on multimillion-dollar repairs to Tower of the Americas
The city will combine its scope of work to repair the aging observation tower with upgrades the restaurant operator has planned.
Hispanic chamber veteran returns to San Antonio to boost minority-owned businesses
LeRoy Cavazos-Reyna has left the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, but will remain focused on minority-owned business development, now in San Antonio.
Southwest Airlines’ holiday meltdown brings on federal investigation
The Dallas-based airline has canceled more flights than any other airline during the holidays, prompting federal investigators to ask why.
Former councilwoman to lead Southside business organization
The South Texas Business Partnership selected Rebecca Viagran to replace outgoing CEO Al Arreola who had led the group since 2014.
New year, new buildings: San Antonio development projects to watch in 2023
What’s new in 2023? Despite economic uncertainty, some major building projects are set to be complete in the coming year.
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