LOCAL BUSINESS

The San Antonio Public Works Department is warning drivers to find another route because Commerce will be closed from St. Mary’s Street to Soledad Street through Sunday.

Dude Perfect, the Frisco-based sports/entertainment group that has amassed more than 58 million subscribers on YouTube, revealed plans to leave its current location for a new corporate HQ and entertainment destination that will feature a 330-foot tower.

San Antonio-based Rackspace Technology, Inc. announced Monday morning that CEO Kevin Jones is stepping down, effective immediately.

Prefabricated modular homes may soon be on the rise in San Antonio thanks in part to a proposed change to the city’s development code.

A local minority women-owned investment group has purchased four of the eight former Hometown Burger restaurants and will rebrand them as Burger Factory restaurants.

Over the course of the pandemic, nine San Antonio ZIP codes became prohibitively expensive for median income households.

San Antonio-based Santikos Entertainment is now pursuing new ground-up expansion in one of the city’s fastest-growing areas.

The San Antonio Missions could be part of a shared-stadium strategy

Beginning Tuesday, September 6, the Santikos Silverado location at Bandera and Loop 1604 will start phase one of a two-phase revamp.

If VIA approves the development plans, they could be underway by the fourth quarter of 2023, and could be complete within 18 months.

The Business Journal obtained records from SAWS that show information about the highest users of potable water, providing insight into how much water these massive businesses and institutions use.

Recent surges in pricing are contributing to a slowdown in the pace and competitiveness of home sales in the San Antonio region, and developers are responding in kind.

A Houston-area company plans to redevelop retail space inside Wonderland of the Americas into a new entertainment venue.

At $1,209 per month, San Antonio’s average rental price is 12% more expensive than it was at the end of Q2 last year, according to the report.

One of the planned hospitals is earmarked for a site near the Retama Park Racetrack in nearby Selma. The other would be built next to the Texas A&M University-San Antonio campus on the city’s South Side.

What’s proposed is a linear parklike corridor stretching from the San Antonio River at Convent Park near the planned Dream San Antonio hotel westward toward San Pedro Creek and rising up at Camaron Street

San Antonio’s Historic Design and Review Commission granted Indiana-based White Lodging final approval to develop a 10-story hotel along South Alamo Street near La Villita and Hemisfair.

Multiple entities are exploring several sites, including one group interested in downtown acreage along the redeveloped San Pedro Creek that could involve Weston Urban.

San Antonio’s information technology industry generates an annual economic impact of nearly $11 billion and employs 48,000 people, according to the first report to measure such findings.

Roots Food Hall will feature a full-service bar and four separate mini-kitchens

Michoacàn A Pedir de Boca, a paletería and snack shop opened in Boerne.

Two San Antonio locations of a Mexico-based restaurant and bar suddenly closed on Monday.

Hill Country Studios would be one of the largest film studios in the country.

Company with a strong presence in the U.S. and Canada looks to build on Boerne-area property’s past

Cambridge plans for Citadel Urban to consist of 182 one-, two- and three-bedroom units.

The fast-food chain announced that the three new locations will employ a workforce of 660 employees.

The Don Strange Ranch is a sprawling 81 acre estate with two houses and two event venues, and is bifurcated by Zinc Creek.

As tourism continues a strong rebound in San Antonio and the city’s population growth stays on an upwards trajectory, all that foot traffic is showing hefty returns for San Antonio’s retail market.

The rebound is key as Cedar Fair Entertainment Co. approaches a third summer season in a pandemic.

Pearl is advancing plans to redevelop its Stable building into a new live music venue and more details have emerged, including an estimated price tag approaching $11 million and a clearer idea of who will operate the new concert hall once completed.

Tricon Trail Creek will include 180 three- and four-bedroom single family houses with attached two-car garages, keyless front door entry and smart home technology.

On May 31, all Luby’s stockholders will automatically receive a distribution of one liquidating trust unit for each common share held.

The Arlington-based company reported a net loss of $66 million for the first quarter of 2022 after generating $138 million in total revenue.

For its musical debut, The Smashing Pumpkins christened the Tech Port stage on May 2, playing to a full house in the 3,300-seat building.

Via 313 is a Detroit-style pizza joint based in Austin; Crack Shack serves up California-inspired fried chicken

The University of Texas at San Antonio Department of Intercollegiate Athletics has entered into a licensing agreement with The Brandr Group in an effort to expand marketing opportunities for its student athletes.

EVO Entertainment is opening a South Park location.

The Impetus Foundation, led by Spoetzl Brewery owner and philanthropist Carlos Alvarez and his family, has contributed $1 million to the Remember the Alamo Foundation.

Grand Tequila Restaurant & Cantina, located in the 8700 block of State Hwy. 151, received a score of 70, one point away from failing.

The largest office tower completed in downtown San Antonio after more than 30 years is on the market.

Adding to the five locations already operating in San Antonio, the brand closed deals on a dozen additional locations that are set to open over the next two years.

Students pre-K through eighth grade in the Cibolo area will benefit from a new educational opportunity this coming school year. Legacy Traditional Schools, a public, tuition-free network of charter schools, is opening its new Legacy Traditional Cibolo campus in the fall

A downtown restaurant was written up last month after a city health inspector uncovered a dusty fan inside a refrigerator.

A new report by the Environment Texas Research and Policy Center ranked San Antonio No. 1 in Texas and No. 5 in the nation for solar energy, maintaining its position from last year.

A downtown restaurant was written up last month after a city health inspector uncovered a dusty fan inside a refrigerator.

A taco place on the Southwest Side was ordered to go through a re-inspection last month after a “green fuzzy build up” on a towel had transferred to a restaurant cutting board.

Make Ready is expected to include a dozen local tenants in a River North area previously home to part of Cavender’s Cadillac dealership.

The San Antonio City Council approved a contract amendment with Zachry Hospitality on a major project at Hemsfair, greenlighting the process for a hotel and more residential units at the former World’s Fair site.

The mayor of Balcones Heights says there is interest in the theater site.