Oxbow Development Group is building an apartment complex near the recently acquired...
The company has not determined its plans for the property, Oxbow Director of Development Omar Gonzalez said.Its latest acquisition is across from an apartment complex Oxbow is building at 1126 E. Elmira St. When completed, it will include about 263 apartments, commercial space and parking.
The Pearl Stable event venue is being converted into a concert locale with a biergarten dubbed Stable Hall, and the Samuels Glass Co. building at 221 Newell Ave. is slated to be turned into a market with restaurants, offices and storage.Blackstone sells 2 hotels in future path of San Pedro Creek park downtown; buyer plans renovations
Across from Hawthorne Academy, construction is underway on a complex with more than 250 apartments developed by the Lynd Co. of San Antonio and Opportunity Home San Antonio.
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