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She said the two policies would support the construction of new affordable housing and help residents stay in their homes.
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Real estate developer David Adelman asked the Zoning Board of Adjustment to overrule a decision made by a city commission that denied his request to demolish two historic buildings he owns in Cattleman's Square.
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The update gives the city more enforcement mechanisms to make sure STR owners remain in compliance and increases fees so the city can hire a new code enforcement officer.
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San Antonio city and housing officials break ground on affordable apartment complex on Far West SideVista at Reed will offer 56 two and three-bedroom units from $398 to $1,380.
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A stairwell collapse at the Aristo at Medical Apartments led the city to deliver a notice to the property managers that they intend to revoke the property’s certificate of occupancy, which would force tenants to vacate the property in days.
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At least two dozen families search for help after the EF1 tornado that ripped through the South Texas community on May 13.
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The funds will be distributed over the course of three years to SA Hope Center, Haven for Hope, SAMMinistries, and Opportunity Home.
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Monday's presentation was the first time the city presented data disputing the report.
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The San Antonio Food Bank will become the first food bank in the nation to also provide affordable housing for families with small children.
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In addition to the regular election for the San Antonio City Council and mayor on the May 1 ballot, council members approved two propositions for voters to decide.