Texas Developers Tip-Toe Into Mass Timber
The Milwaukee, Wisconsin City Plan Commission last week recommended rezoning for a project that could lead to construction of North America’s tallest mass timber
San Antonio: 24-Story Villita Tower Project Gets Design Concept Approval
Dallas-based JMJ Development obtained conceptual approval Wednesday on its architectural design for the 24-story Villita Tower, a downtown residential project on the San Antonio River
Frisco: Craig Hall Had to Reinvent Hall Park
Hall Group managed to persuade City Council this week of the need to amend the Hall Park land use plan to allow residential, despite strong opposition from
San Antonio: Multifamily Projects Slated for Near East and West Sides
Harris Bay, a Roseville, California-based land developer, has assembled a block of real estate immediately south of the Alamodome for a mixed-use project that could include multifamily
Waco: TIF Board Grants Incentives on Three Commercial Projects
Three of four urban development commercial projects considered in December by the Waco TIF Zone 1 board were approved
Fort Worth: CBRE Mum on JPS Health Network Development Opportunity
CBRE was anticipating selecting a developer in December, on behalf of JPS Health Network, for a commercial mixed-use project on the Near Southside, but no announcement was
San Antonio: Alamo Architects Secure Concept Approval for Lavaca District Multifamily Project
San Antonio: Alamo Architects Secure Concept Approval for Lavaca District Multifamily Project Feature Illustration: East-by-northeast view of the 100 Labor project, as seen from southwest of Labor Street and Garfield Alley. Courtesy: Alamo Archite
San Antonio: 24-Story Downtown Residential Project Likely Off to Rough Start
B&A Architects Inc. is requesting conceptual approval on the designs for a 24-story residential tower to be located downtown at 112 Villita
Temple: Council Tees Up Tax Break Deals for $100M Battery Factory, Downtown Developer
Two tax abatement agreements--one for a $100 million battery factory in Templs and the other for a $6 million downtown block rehabilitation--are expected to be passed
San Antonio: Commercial and Institutional Projects Cram Review Commission’s End of Year Agenda
The Historic and Design Review Commission closes out the year with a lengthy list of projects, including 17-story and five-story residential projects, a new administrative building for Fox Tech High School, and a new community center