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A development boom started around 2020, but today, with growing vacancy rates, landlords are offering concessions or reducing charges to get tenants in the door while profits dwindle.
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- La visión de Trump sobre los tamales y los tomates en relación con el comercio mexicano no coincide con los datos duros.
- Abbott solicita a la SBA que declare el condado de Bexar zona de desastre tras la tormenta de viento de agosto.
- Los precios de la gasolina suben a 3.99 dólares por galón en los alrededores de San Antonio, pero la AAA dice que es probable que haya alivio.
- Organizaciones sin fines de lucro de San Antonio protestan contra el recorte propuesto de 5.1 millones de dólares a fondos municipales.
- El ejército estadounidense utiliza un láser para inutilizar tres drones en la frontera entre Texas y México.
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