The project reconnects the historic site with San Pedro Creek, which once served as a water source for early settlers in this region.
San Pedro Creek
West Commerce likely to become San Antonio’s next nightlife destination
In west downtown, especially on West Commerce Street, multiple parties are converging to create what should become San Antonio’s next culinary destination.
Acero apartment complex on San Pedro Creek receives design approval
Last week, NRP Group received the go-ahead from the Historic and Design Review Commission on its planned 323-unit, mixed-income apartment complex on San Pedro Creek, which it’s calling Acero.
San Pedro Creek’s current phase a major undertaking with channel widening, archeological digs
The next segment of the San Pedro Creek Culture Park will include a plaza in front of the upcoming TPR headquarters inside the Alameda Theatre, a 250-foot-wide waterfall, and walkways 18 feet below street level lined with murals depicting the area’s history.
Developer NRP Group closer to tax exemption deal on San Pedro Creek apartments
Developer NRP Group and the San Antonio Housing Trust Public Facility Corp., a nonprofit run by five council members, are closer to an agreement that will result in 325 mixed-income apartments on the most southern stretch of the San Pedro Creek restoration project.
San Pedro Creek project moves forward with $60M in fresh funding
Bexar County commissioners Tuesday unanimously approved nearly $60 million to complete the segment of the San Pedro Creek Culture Park project currently under construction—about three blocks from Houston Street south to Nueva Street.
NRP Group can proceed with San Pedro Creek apartments
The apartment project is composed of 320 units across five structures — two that face San Pedro Creek, two that face Cevallos Street, and a fifth inside the 9-acre property.
The artist behind the San Pedro Creek mural
On Camaron Street, across from the old Fox Tech baseball field, lining the newly-developed San Pedro Creek Culture Park, is San Antonio’s 300-year story told by muralist Adriana Garcia.
TPR receives $2 million gift for Alameda Theater move
Texas Public Radio announced last week that it has received a $2 million gift from Carlos Alvarez, chairman and CEO of The Gambrinus Company, a craft beer brewer and distributor that was founded in San Antonio. The funds contribute to TPR’s $10 million capital campaign that funds its move into the stage house of the […]
Replacement sought for failed ‘Plethora’ sculpture
The San Antonio River Authority is seeking a replacement for the failed “Plethora” sculpture, the art centerpiece for San Pedro Creek Culture Park that is supposed to be standing at the Plaza de Fundacion at North Santa Rosa Street. “Plethora’s” budget was originally set for $735,000, but costs skyrocketed to $1.5 million when Spanish artist […]