Shari Biediger | San Antonio Report
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Not all board members of the wealthiest tax increment financing zone agreed it should chip in millions to help buy land for the Spurs arena.
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A proposed new framework for the city’s economic development efforts could see more investment going into regional centers and corridors.
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The Silicon Valley-based power distribution manufacturer IEM plans to build a $200 million facility at Brooks and employ 3,000 people.
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Owners of the shuttered and blighted brewery site want to launch their massive redevelopment plan by first rebuilding Lone Star Boulevard.
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Completion of the new $160 million baseball stadium project downtown that the city agreed to help finance is being pushed another year.
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The Historic and Design Review Commission is scheduled to consider the plans August 5 and make a recommendation for eight of the 18 stations.
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The historic Esquire Tavern, the oldest bar on the San Antonio River Walk and well-known for its cocktails, announced it is changing hands.
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Bexar County commissioners approved a $10 million investment Tuesday to renovate a military facility that will support the Defense Health Agency’s operations at Fort Sam Houston. The project is expected to help the Falls Church, Virginia-based agency consolidate several leased spaces into the South Beach Pavilion facility.
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Spurs Sports & Entertainment has released the schedule for 10 community meetings on the proposed downtown arena and sports district. Find dates, locations and details on how to participate.
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The city bought the building with funds from the Spurs which plans to redevelop the property for an arena district in downtown San Antonio.