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Austin: City to Begin Negotiations to Purchase Two Blocks for Convention Expansion
City Council on Thursday built up its convention expansion team and authorized the purchase of downtown real estate for that purpose
San Antonio: Environment Assessment Comments Due October 7 on Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery Expansion
The comment period for the Draft Environmental Assessment of the Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery expansion ends October
San Antonio Housing Trust Enters Deal to Restart Friedrich Lofts Project
The San Antonio Housing Trust entered into a real estate transaction meant to kick-start a long dormant East Side commercial development--the Friedrich Lofts
Round Rock: New City Library Gets Updated Specs
PGAL, architect for the new Round Rock library, informed the state Tuesday that construction should begin next March
McAllen: City Commission Signs Agreement with County, School District for All-Inclusive Park
McAllen: City Commission Signs Agreement with County, School District for All-Inclusive Park Feature Photo: The proposed all-inclusive playground park will be located on the north end of the McAllen Youth Baseball Complex, and on adjacent land own
San Antonio: VIA Metro Anticipates Issuance of Developer RFP in October for Scobey Complex
VIA Metro plans to release an RFP in October in hopes of attracting a developer that can revamp the Scobey Complex
Austin: City Ponders What to do With APD Downtown Headquarters
The Austin Public Safety Commission began preliminary discussions last week concerning the future of the Austin Police Department’s
San Antonio: VIA Metro Completes Schematics for Northeast Mobility Hub
VIA Metropolitan Transit has completed schematic designs for a Northeast Mobility Hub that will begin servicing the
Fort Bend Houston: Edison Performing Arts Center to Break Ground Spring 2021
The Edison, a performing arts center that is part of a larger entertainment, retail and residential development, is expected to break ground by March
San Marcos: City Rezones E Hays County Land in Hopes of Luring Hi-Tech, Mixed-Use Development
Earlier this month, the City of San Marcos approved a zoning case for a large mixed-use development that has been percolating for several years