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.

In January, the Business Journal reported that Frost Tower, the 24-story downtown office tower, was going up for sale. A few months later, however, that is no longer the case.

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 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.

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

Toyota continues to draw more auto manufacturing activity to the Alamo City.

CPS Energy, which owns the nearly 25,000-square-foot building, confirmed that it’s back on the market.

City officials had put their support behind a plan to bring major development to the 32-acre site.

Matador Men’s Grooming is planning to open two new locations.

Retired San Francisco Giants pitcher Jeremy Affeldt has found a new career in the Texas Hill Country.

The project will feature one- and two-story structures and will include 126 duplex-style homes, with 252 units.

Eight locations of Dave’s Hot Chicken — a West Coast take on Nashville’s iconic, cayenne pepper-loaded hot chicken — are planned for the San Antonio area.

Cedar Fair LP, the Ohio-based owner of several amusement properties including Schlitterbahn water parks in New Braunfels and Galveston, has turned down a multibillion-dollar buyout offer submitted by SeaWorld Entertainment Inc.

The 118-acre ranch property — a part of Central Texas’ ever-growing development — will add restaurants, retail space, residences and parks between Interstate 10 and Balcones Creek.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg has put his support behind a plan that could funnel as much as $62 million in public and private funding to renovate the Sunken Garden Theater.

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

Public funding is critical to advancing the $300M downtown redevelopment project.

After announcing its upcoming debut in North Texas, Charlotte, North Carolina-based Bojangles’ Inc. is on track to push further south into the Lone Star State and open new locations in Austin and San Antonio.

The region's booming housing market continues to attract national eyeballs.

The Legacy is a 20-unit townhome project near Pearl at the corner of North St. Mary’s Street and East Euclid Avenue.

CPS Energy has sold the second of two buildings comprising its downtown headquarters, and the buyer plans to turn it into a hotel.

CPS Energy was ranked 12th out of 12 utilities serving residential customers in the South-Large region according to the J.D. Power 2021 Electric Utility Residential Customer Satisfaction Study released this month.

According to the study published by Stessa, the San Antonio-New Braunfels metro region had a 163% increase in six-figure jobs from 2015 to 2020.