Commerce Street in downtown San Antonio targeted by a flurry of residential, commercial and educational development and the transformation of San Pedro Creek.
For years, a stretch of West Commerce Street between City Hall and Market Square has been largely dormant. Many of the buildings are empty, with the exception of Penner ’s, a men’s clothing store founded in 1916. But more recently, passersby have had to navigate a maze of construction to get to Mi Tierra Cafe y Panaderia or San Fernando Cathedral .
Track 20 of San Antonio’s biggest developments UTSA finished building San Pedro I, which is occupied by the School of Data Science and National Security Collaboration Center, in 2023. Construction on San Pedro II, also known as the Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Careers building, is expected to be finished this fall. San Pedro II will house business, computer engineering, hardware and software development and science programs, as well as research.
to buy major office building vacated by USAA amid downtown San Antonio expansion The new structure on the block will be a 16-story residential building with 290 apartments. Weston Urban is partnering with the Bexar County Public Facility Corp., a nonprofit that was set up in part for the project. The arrangement provides a full property tax exemption for the development in exchange for at least half of the apartments being reserved for residents making less than the area median income.
More than 1,500 apartments could be built around proposed Missions ballpark downtown But, he added, “I don’t think for a minute that we’re just going to fill up with Roadrunners. I do think that a university the size of UTSA, especially one that’s investing in downtown the way that they are, any university that size is going to have a percentage of its student body, faculty and staff that desire an urban lifestyle.
Weston Urban City Hall Centro San Antonio Texas Public Radio School Of Data Science Arana National Security Collaboration Center S.A. Innovation Entrepreneurship And Careers Metropolitan Health District Texian Army USAA Missions James Lifshutz Randy Smith Penner Kline San Pedro II Graham Weston 800 Dolorosa. Smith Roadrunners Continental Hotel Market Square San Antonio San Pedro Creek Mi Tierra Cafe Y Panaderia San Fernando Cathedral La Quinta Inn West Commerce Street San Pedro II Commerce Dolorosa Weston Alameda Theater Melchio De La Garza Bexar County Public Facility Corp. Laredo Washington Square Texas Revolution San Pedro I 337 W. Commerce 900 Dolorosa Missions Ballpark
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