Brooks has signed a partnership deal with a Houston firm and is set to break ground on a high-density development at the former Air Force base, aiming to transform the site into a vibrant mixed-use community.
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San Antonio led the nation in population growth in 2023, adding approximately 22,000 new residents. This surge reflects the city’s booming economy and rising appeal as a vibrant, dynamic community.
A San Antonio man involved in an alleged SBA loan fraud scheme has accepted a plea deal, following wiretap evidence. Authorities say the case highlights ongoing efforts to combat pandemic-related financial crimes.
San Antonio and Austin now top the nation’s buyer’s markets, according to Redfin. Both cities offer increased housing inventory and more affordable prices, drawing buyers amid shifting market conditions.
USA Network has praised a professor’s innovative anti-bullying app featured by MySA. The app aims to create safer environments by empowering users to report and combat bullying effectively.
Penny Pepperling joins The Business Journals as a senior editor, bringing extensive experience in economic reporting. Her leadership aims to deepen local business coverage and analysis nationwide.
Ann Peña, a rising figure in The Business Journals, delivers sharp insights on market trends and economic developments, shaping informed business decisions across industries nationwide.
The USDA has imposed sanctions on a South Texas produce seller following violations of federal regulations. The move aims to ensure compliance and protect public health within the agricultural sector.
Airport taxi times have surged nationwide, causing delays for travelers. However, San Antonio’s airport stands out for its efficiency, maintaining shorter wait times compared to other major Texas hubs.
ICE confirmed the San Antonio shooting suspect was in the U.S. illegally, authorities say. The agency is coordinating with local law enforcement as investigations continue. The motive remains under review.
McCormick USA awards a new contract to a San Antonio-based company, boosting local business and economy. The partnership aims to enhance supply chain efficiency and support regional growth.
San Antonio leads with a higher rate of veteran-owned businesses compared to many U.S. cities. However, challenges like limited access to capital reveal a complex landscape behind the impressive numbers.
Conference USA poses a significant challenge to UTSA’s rapid rise in college sports, potentially hindering the Roadrunners’ growth and momentum in recruitment, competition, and national recognition.
Tariffs have led U.K.-based JCB to expand its new San Antonio plant. The construction equipment maker is increasing capacity to boost local production and avoid import penalties, supporting U.S. market demand.
Bimbo Bakeries will lay off 138 employees and close its San Antonio bakery, impacting the local workforce. The company cited restructuring efforts amid changing market conditions. Community response is developing.
Business leaders in Texas push back against claims that the state’s economy is slowing, highlighting ongoing growth and investment. Their stance challenges recent reports suggesting a downturn.
Jeffrey Burdick, a key figure at The Business Journals, continues to shape regional business reporting with insightful coverage and leadership, driving impactful journalism that connects local communities and industries.
A San Antonio food truck business is under federal scrutiny in a $1 million fraud investigation. Authorities allege the company submitted false claims, sparking a probe into possible financial misconduct.
A San Antonio woman who operated a tax preparation business out of an adult bookstore has avoided prison. The unusual case drew local attention, ending with a sentencing that spared her incarceration.
The recent trade involving a former Notre Dame star highlights the often overlooked personal impact behind NBA business decisions. Sports Illustrated explores how players and families navigate these abrupt life changes.