San Antonio Heron

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Randy Smith

Nirenberg, Wolff: San Antonio business leaders interested in buying Missions

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Several local business leaders are interested in buying stakes in the San Antonio Missions baseball team, Mayor Ron Nirenberg and County Judge Nelson Wolff said in separate interviews, while declining to say who the leaders were.

A stadium or a new waterway? Leaders present competing visions for site in west downtown San Antonio

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Two envisioned projects for west downtown—The Link from County Commissioner Tommy Calvert and a sports stadium by Weston Urban —could be competing head-to-head.

Exclusive: Weston Urban pursuing land for potential sports stadium in downtown San Antonio

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Weston Urban has lately approached at least two entities that own property near San Pedro Creek seeking to buy their land while mentioning plans to build a sports stadium.

Weston Urban expected to buy Koehler House to serve as hotel, restaurant

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Developer Weston Urban is reaching beyond downtown as it prepares to buy the historic Koehler House from the Alamo Colleges District.

Weston Urban’s 15-story apartment mid-rise behind Continental Hotel in downtown San Antonio gets initial approval

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Weston Urban’s plan to restore the former Continental Hotel and build a 15-story apartment tower along San Pedro Creek in west downtown won conceptual approval Wednesday from the city’s historic review board.

Bexar County, Weston Urban to partner on apartments at Continental Hotel in west downtown San Antonio

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A nonprofit arm of Bexar County is set to partner with developer Weston Urban to build a 250-unit mixed-income apartment project on West Commerce Street.

Weston Urban buys former Navy Club site on River Walk

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Weston Urban has purchased an historic building on the River Walk that once housed the famous Navy Club nightclub in order to provide river access to the adjacent Milam Building, which it plans to refurbish.

Analysis: Weston Urban’s high-rise tower ‘blazes the trail’ for downtown growth

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The local developer’s proposed 32-story tower will be the tallest residential building downtown by a long shot, bringing a style of high-rise urban living that most major cities can offer, but San Antonio cannot.