The San Antonio Heron has received a pair of $10,000 grants, which come as the citywide housing discussion is getting ready to heat up.
Culinary destination planned for circa-1870s Maverick building on Soledad in downtown San Antonio
A historic preservation project consisting of multiple restaurants and a small hotel is taking shape in a two-story historic building on Soledad Street, next to the old Mexican Manhattan restaurant.
Austin developer gets final approval for 10-story apartment building near Pearl
The project by Sabot Development will consist of 299 market-rate units, 12,000 square feet of retail and 429 parking spaces.
The Heron recently turned 3. We’re alive and kicking
Earlier this month, we at the Heron completed our first fundraising campaign, which began in late May, completely planned and executed on our own.
A closer look at Weston Urban’s 15-story mixed-use project in west downtown San Antonio
Weston Urban plans to build a 15-story apartment building between the former Continental Hotel and Arana building in west downtown.
Restaurant, office upgrades planned for CPS Energy’s former San Antonio River Walk building
Los Angeles-based BH Properties plans to refurbish CPS Energy’s former River Walk office building, while adding a street-level restaurant.
Hinojosa Jr. named president and CEO of San Antonio Housing Authority
Late Wednesday, the San Antonio Housing Authority board of commissioners voted Ed Hinojosa Jr., a 17-year veteran of the agency, as president and CEO following a national search.
Midtown TIRZ board delays $4.8M incentive package for Broadway East apartments
The Midtown TIRZ board tabled $4.8 million in incentives for Broadway’s next apartment building because it needed more details on an even larger project it’s being asked to help fund: the burying of overhead power lines on Broadway from Interstate 35 to East Mulberry Avenue.
Leeds building restoration in west downtown San Antonio approved by historical commission
Last month, plans for the restoration of the Leeds building, 345 W. Commerce St., were approved by the Historic and Design Review Commission.
Texas Cavaliers River Parade brings thousands downtown for first time since pandemic
Fiesta may have started last week, but on Monday, thousands of San Antonians flocked to the River Walk for the Texas Cavaliers River Parade—the first major public gathering since the Covid-19 pandemic canceled the annual event last year.