It's taken roughly half a century, but much of Hemisfair Park is gradually being converted back to the land usage it once had before becoming downtown San Antonio's central park. Plans include land dedicated for residential, office and retail uses, and more of the site is destined for future conversion. Most recently, the University of Texas System invited developers to ...
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Brewery South Apartments Headed to Pearl District
The construction phase for Brewery South Apartments, the latest residential project by Silver Ventures, will commence in August, according to a notice given by the architect to a Texas regulatory agency. Houston-based WGW Architects Inc. also reported that the project is scheduled for completion by August 2019. WGW estimated the project cost at $30 million. Silver ...
Heritage Plaza: Same Name, New Game
Austin-based Argyle Residential is approaching the end of the permitting process for a new 327-unit, five story multifamily apartment complex in downtown San Antonio: Heritage Plaza. The developer takes the final step this week, requesting a Certificate of Appropriateness from the city's Historic and Design Review Commission, before site permits can be pulled. Their request ...
NRP Group Shadows Confluence Park
NRP Group, a Cleveland, Ohio-based developer of multifamily apartment communities, introduced itself to San Antonio real estate in 2003, starting as a producer of affordable and mixed-income housing. The company’s early projects were in working class, lower-income neighborhoods inside Loop 410 and many of these projects relied on housing tax credit financing. But in recent ...
Texas Facilities Commission Eyes Public-Private Deal for Historic G.J. Sutton Complex
It has taken the Texas Facilities Commission two years to regroup for a gubernatorial line-item veto that left in shambles its plans for housing San Antonio state employees based in the G.J. Sutton Complex at 321 Center Street. The site, originally a foundry for casting metal, was purchased by the state and converted to office use in 1975. When Governor Gregg ...