In November, the first residents are expected to move into the mixed-income Acero, where rents start at $1,080.
City Council adds $24M to housing relief, but lessens benefits per San Antonio household
In a new strategy, the city will direct housing benefits recipients to its job training program, which pays up to $450 a week while enrolled.
San Antonio earmarks $21.9M for housing relief, but Councilman Treviño says city’s not doing enough
The city recommends pay-outs for emergency housing assistance be scaled back, while directing people toward job training.
Tampico Apartments lands key city incentive; construction underway on near West Side
The $33.6 million project is a partnership between developer Mission DG and the San Antonio Housing Authority on property along Alazan Creek.
San Antonio Housing Trust acquires portion of Friedrich complex for $68.7M redevelopment
Construction on the 347-unit Friedrich Lofts on the near East Side is expected to begin in the spring of 2021.
Granada building could get major renovation via SAHA partnership
The San Antonio Housing Authority is talking to the owner of the Granada Homes about renovating the low-income apartment building for seniors.
Popular ‘Love Lock Bridge’ to be temporarily moved
Downtown’s popular “Love Lock Bridge” will be relocated so repairs can be made to the walkway it stands on.
Heritage Plaza in south downtown welcomes first tenants
Heritage Plaza, a five- to six-story, 343-unit apartment development is near completion a block south of the Bexar County Courthouse.
Alamo church reopens today for the first time since March
Alamo officials announced a new timed-ticket system, which will allow visitors to practice social distancing while inside the church.
Why some subsidized housing is beyond reach for many San Antonians
Every year, HUD issues rent limits for below market-rate housing for metro areas across the country. In San Antonio, those rent caps may seem exorbitant.