Madison Iszler
S.A. Express-News
San Antonio, TX, United States
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Lincoln Heights H-E-B is expanding to add a True Texas BBQ
The renovations include new and upgraded departments, more products, a bigger area for curbside pickup services and a new pharmacy drive-thru. → Read More
Whataburger lays off Texas headquarters employees, returns to office
The cuts appear to have affected employees in areas such as marketing, construction, recruiting, human resources and training. → Read More
GrayStreet buys Villita Assembly Building with plans to ‘upgrade and restore’
GrayStreet Partners acquired San Antonio's Villita Assembly Building for $5.3 million. → Read More
Gloves off in the battle over who’s responsible for the future of Texas Vista Medical Center
Struggling Texas Vista Medical Center says University Health is more interested in wealthier areas of the city than in the service-starved South Side. → Read More
USAA asking some remote-work employees to start coming into the office three days a week
USAA declined to disclose how many employees will be affected, their office locations or when the new policy will take effect. → Read More
Texas Vista Medical Center’s owner threatened a hospital shutdown before, in Pennsylvania
As it’s doing in San Antonio, the for-profit health system said that without a bailout, the hospital would be closed. → Read More
Fiesta Texas adds racing coaster, esports arena as it and other parks seek pre-pandemic attendance
The parent companies of Six Flags Fiesta Texas, SeaWorld San Antonio and Schlitterbahn in... → Read More
New restaurant near Pearl, plans to convert former CPS office to hotel get approval from city panel
Oxbow Development Group’s food and beverage project is across from an apartment complex the firm is building. → Read More
CPS sells Villita Assembly Building, last of properties it put up for sale to cover cost of new HQ
The distinctive structure, acquired by a unit of San Antonio’s GrayStreet Partners, is the last of of seven properties CPS put on the market in 2019. → Read More
Red McCombs funeral service is this morning — here’s what to know
A public funeral service for billionaire B.J. “Red” McCombs is expected to draw a large crowd to the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts this morning. → Read More
Zara, Mango, Marc Jacobs plan to open stores at these two San Antonio malls
The stores are expected to open later this year, according to state filings. → Read More
San Antonio company inks deal with BP to turn carbon into cash with limestone play
BP and CarbonFree Chemicals will collaborate to develop projects that use CarbonFree’s technology to convert carbon dioxide into calcium carbonate. → Read More
‘Being swallowed up’: Pig Stand property near Pearl sold to San Antonio developer
The Pig Stand diner on Broadway across from Pearl is the last remaining location of a... → Read More
Whataburger changes rewards program to points-based system
The San Antonio-based chain’s program was previously based on visits. → Read More
Number of homes sold in San Antonio for under $200K plummets. Here’s why.
The decline in the supply of lower-priced homes means a higher proportion of potential buyers will have to postpone homeownership. → Read More
San Antonio home sales fell for first time in over a decade in 2022. How will market fare in 2023?
After a record-breaking spurt that drove sales and prices sharply higher, a slowdown began last spring. This spring could signal the market’s future. → Read More
Developer expands plans for hotel next to Catholic church in downtown San Antonio
New plans call for a 17-story hotel, three more floors than were planned before the... → Read More
Former CPS Energy headquarters building in downtown San Antonio to become hotel
Construction is expected to start in April, according to a state filing. → Read More
UPS to open $33 million small-package facility in Schertz to serve fast-growing suburban San Antonio
Demand for such space in the metro area continues to outpace construction, driving down... → Read More
After pandemic surge, apartment rent growth in San Antonio expected to slow in 2023
An influx of new apartments is among the factors moderating how much rents are rising. → Read More