The city took a step toward acquiring 5.71 acres of land in and around Hemisfair from the federal government. The Planning Commission voted unanimously Wednesday to recommend the city buy a federal office building at 727 E. César E. Chávez Blvd. and two parking lots at 610 and 611 Indianola St.

The upsized terminal, part of a $1.2 billion Terminal Development Program, remains on track for a 2028 opening with 850,000 square feet, a single security checkpoint and 40,000 square feet of concessions space.

A developer is planting its flag west of San Antonio with a 540-acre masterplanned community called Viera.

San Antonio-based Headwall Investments, LLC is continuing its urban infill streak in the neighborhood with six parcels in the North St. Mary’s Street neighborhood.

PNC Bank's expansion plans have mushroomed.

A prolific downtown developer has opened its newest build to potential tenants.

A prolific downtown developer has opened its newest build to potential tenants.

A full-floor tenant in an urban core office building appears to be moving out early.

A new retail development is under construction on the Far West Side.

A mixed-income development eyed for the East Side received a green light from a key group.

An effort to activate a vacant Southtown parcel cleared another hurdle.

In another blow to the downtown office market, a large occupier is packing up and heading west.

Hotel Havana, the boutique hotel on the River Walk known for its proximity to the Tobin Center and glass observatory turned restaurant, will close on Oct. 20 as Hyatt ends its management of the property and renovations begin, according to an email obtained by the San Antonio Business Journal on Sept. 16.

San Antonio-based CPS Energy plans to expand its portfolio with the $1.3 billion acquisition of four power facilities in Southeast Texas.

Construction crews have started building out the restaurant portion of the Terry Black’s BBQ project eyed for the urban core, which will also include an underground parking garage and a hotel.

The future of self-driving trucks is taking shape in San Antonio.

An effort to add density to the East Side is approaching a design review.

Ed Arnold, editor of the San Antonio Business Journal, joined the KSAT Q&A on Monday to discuss the latest Project Marvel developments.

The Bexar County Hospital District Board of Managers unanimously approved a deal allowing University Health to purchase the Christus Santa Rosa Hospital – Medical Center campus that was closed in April.

The City of San Antonio’s Historic and Design Review Commission has granted Icon Experiences conceptual approval for a new entertainment development north of the Alamodome in St. Paul Square.

Ed Arnold, editor of the San Antonio Business Journal, appeared on KSAT Q&A on Monday to discuss the latest on tariffs and how they could affect the local community.

The city has the green light to start testing digital billboards in several pockets of San Antonio this fall.

A multi-million dollar retail development on San Antonio’s northwest side is nearing completion.

Ed Arnold, editor of the San Antonio Business Journal, appeared on the KSAT Q&A on Monday to discuss how the mayor’s runoff election and recent ICE arrests have affected the local business community.

Ed Arnold, editor in chief of the San Antonio Business Journal, appeared on KSAT Q&A on Monday to discuss a range of topics from the mayor’s race for the business community to the latest on Project Marvel and tariffs.

San Antonio’s lead economic development organization is in the hunt for a new chief executive.

Marc Anderson is out as president and CEO of Visit San Antonio, the Alamo City’s longstanding destination marketing organization.

Ed Arnold, editor of the San Antonio Business Journal appeared on the 6 O’Clock News to discuss Final Four weekend’s impact on tourism and how tariffs could affect the local economy.

The fate of a federal office tower in the heart of San Antonio’s planned sports and entertainment district is now uncertain, as the U.S. General Services Administration has identified the property for accelerated disposition.

The Pig Stand building at 1508 Broadway St., home to the last location of the erstwhile diner chain, is set to be demolished, according to municipal records.

Ed Arnold, editor of the San Antonio Business Journal, appeared on KSAT Q&A on Monday to discuss how tariffs could affect the local economy.

Ed Arnold, editor for the San Antonio Business Journal, jointed the KSAT Q&A on Monday with Steve Spriester and Myra Arthur to discuss local business climate.

Berkley V. and Vincent M. Dawson Park opens to the public on Wednesday, according to the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department.

A full budget year after they approved it, the San Antonio City Council is poised to discuss what the city’s controversial Reproductive Justice Fund will cover.

The Alamo Bowl, for three plus decades a staple of ESPN’s bowl lineup, will now for the first time move to broadcast television for the 2024 season.

An antique book store that has fronted Broadway for 53 years will close in 2024.

A downtown property is set to undergo a major transformation that will see apartment, office and hotel uses fronting the River Walk, minutes away from the Pearl.

A first look at the 10,000-square-foot venue inspired in part by the Dallas Cowboys’ Star complex

In recognition of Agent Orange Awareness Day, San Antonio City Hall will be lit orange on Wednesday.

The city of Helotes is set to receive a $1 million food hall by April 2023, according to the San Antonio Business Journal.

Arizona-based Walton Global Holdings — a land management and real estate company — has acquired 166 acres in Seguin as demand for housing in the Greater San Antonio region continues to outpace supply.

A new store is scheduled to open April 29 at an existing H-E-B location at 651 S Walnut St.

BH Properties plans to redevelop and reposition the 10-story structure at 146 Navarro Street into office space designed for a single tenant or multiple businesses.

The Texas oil and gas industry saw gains of more than 1,000 jobs between December 2021 and January 2022

Zachry Hospitality is moving closer to a finalizing a new deal for the former World’s Fair site.

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.

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 roughly $15 million Congo Falls project is part of a $65 million first phase of a larger planned zoo expansion and will address a decades-old void.

Pinstack, an upscale entertainment and dining chain announced it will open its first location in San Antonio this year.

The Hill Country city is home to one of two Schlitterbahn water parks that are part of the Cedar Fair portfolio.

The offer is more than $3 billion, according to a Bloomberg report.

The Learning Experience will open its first two San Antonio-area locations in Schertz and Bulverde.

Despite the reduction in service, American has 146 more flights scheduled for March 2022 than it offered the same month a year ago.

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.

The North Star-area spot joins the Selma location, opened in 2018 and the Landmark Center location on the Northwest side, opened in 2019.

The North Star-area spot joins the Selma location, opened in 2018 and the Landmark Center location on the Northwest side, opened in 2019.

The North Star-area spot joins the Selma location, opened in 2018 and the Landmark Center location on the Northwest side, opened in 2019.

The North Star-area spot joins the Selma location, opened in 2018 and the Landmark Center location on the Northwest side, opened in 2019.

Alamo Drafthouse started construction this week on the dine-in cinema chain’s first St. Louis location.

The project could also help revitalize underutilized spaces in the historic city

A recent clarification on the legality of Delta-8 by the Texas Department of State Health Services has local business owners concerned.

Merit Commercial Real Estate is developing the 435-acre Alsatian Oaks in Castroville, north of Highway 90 and east of the city’s core.

Across 13,394 employees, the city of San Antonio paid a total of of $842 million in wages and $1.2 billion in total compensation to fire, police and civilian workers in 2020.

Trinity University was ranked the top regional university of the West in U.S. News & World Report’s 2022 best colleges rankings, released on Sept. 13.

One national public policy group believes the Alamo City could generate more than $1 billion by leasing San Antonio International Airport to a private company or investors.

More than 30 families with deep ties to Castroville have formed a group and are pooling funds to create a destination district in the city’s downtown area.

That continued explosive development northwest of San Antonio comes at a cost. And Boerne, a quaint town grappling with its own growing pains, could pay a steep price.

The city of San Antonio will soon begin construction of a 24,000-square-foot police station just blocks away from Pearl.

Cedar Fair Entertainment Co., which operates Schlitterbahn waterparks in New Braunfels and Galveston and nearly a dozen more theme parks, plans to spend as much as $200 million on its properties for the 2022 season.

Several news reports indicate Elon Musk’s The Boring Company is interested in digging huge tunnels throughout Central Texas for transportation.

The San Antonio Business Journal has crowned these local employers multiple times

The San Antonio Business Journal has crowned these local employers multiple times

Editor’s note: This story was published through a partnership between the San Antonio Business Journal and KSAT.

Navistar Inc. is expected to begin work soon on its second South San Antonio campus, which will house its new Advanced Technology Center.

Editor’s note: This story was published through a partnership between the San Antonio Business Journal and KSAT.

CPS Energy is calling on state leaders to strengthen its ties with the rest of the U.S. power grid in order to avert another disaster like the one that shut off powers to millions in February.

One of San Antonio’s largest and most prominent architectural firms is the first tenant of one of its latest projects — a major historic redevelopment on Broadway.

Casey Development began construction within the last few weeks of the 321-unit Tacara at Dove Creek apartment complex at 189 Empresario Drive near the intersection of Loop 1604 and Potranco Road.

Azuca Nuevo Latino Chef and Owner Rene Fernandez is planning a new tapas and wine restaurant in Southtown.

Summer Splash LLC is bringing its Slide the Slopes business to Texas.

Houston-based Tex-Mex restaurant Lupe Tortilla is planning a location at the Alamo Quarry Market.

The building was vacated in the summer of 2018 for a redesign and renovation, which included gutting the interior, shuffling and re-purposing office spaces, enhancing security, and adding a set of wide handicap-accessible ramps to the front. The roughly $40 million project was finished more than a year late, though city officials are happy with the final result.

Local nonprofit The Children's Shelter will lay off its Family Tapestry division.

Fabletics, the fashionable activewear brand co-founded by actress Kate Hudson, is planning its first store in San Antonio.

The food manufacturing company that just opened the world’s largest sous vide plant on San Antonio’s South Side says it will bring its worldwide headquarters here, too.

A massive master-planned development in Boerne will soon see the addition of more than 500 homes targeted at empty nesters and retirees.

Bill Miller Bar-B-Q could soon acquire 57 acres to build a new headquarters on the West Side, pending City Council approval.

Pinch Boil House appears to be planning a location on Broadway Street, having announced that it recently signed a lease.

San Antonio chef and restaurateur Johnny Hernandez has struck a deal with Spurs Sports & Entertainment to expand his La Gloria and Burgerteca concepts to Toyota Field.