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'What we get vs. what we need': Nirenberg's appointments get mixed reaction from housing advocates

The first apartments built with an arm of the San Antonio Housing Trust are set to be sold

Editorial: Rushed vote tempers next chapter for Friedrich

'Flat-out racism': Councilmembers spar over East Side Friedrich building redevelopment

Flat-out racism : Councilmembers spar over East Side Friedrich building redevelopment FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Provident Realty Advisors wants to tear down most of the buildings at the Friedrich complex and build apartments. The structures along East Commerce are not part of the company’s project and will not be razed.William Luther /San Antonio Express-NewsShow MoreShow Less 2of3 The Friedrich complex shut down in 1990, according to San Antonio Express-News archives.William Luther /San Antonio Express-NewsShow MoreShow Less 3of3 A rendering of the Friedrich Lofts development, which would include 358 apartments.Courtesy of Provident Realty AdvisorsShow MoreShow Less A vote paving the way for demolishing most of a long-vacant industrial complex on the East Side and building apartments on the site was postponed after City Council members clashed over the project’s affordability and location.

Developer asks to tear down San Antonio's closed Cattleman's Square Tavern for new apartments

Developer asks to tear down San Antonio s closed Cattleman’s Square Tavern for new apartments click to enlarge SA Heron / Ben Olivo The Rich Book building is located at 900 W. Houston St. David Adelman, known for spiffy downtown apartment projects such as The ’68 at Hemisfair and the refurbished Maverick building, plans to build in west downtown for the first time with a 122-unit apartment building at Cattleman Square, across the street from VIA Metropolitan Transit’s Centro Plaza station. He and longtime business partner Barclay Anthony are asking the city’s Historic and Design Review Commission (HDRC) for permission to tear down two historic buildings on land they own at 900 W. Houston St., which includes the historic Rich Book building, the former