SAN ANTONIO | 1,000 Unit Mixed-Use Tobin Hill Development | Proposed
Harris Bay planning 1,000-unit, mixed-use development in rapidly-growing Tobin Hill
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This would be a nice addition to the St. Mary's strip. I like it.
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agree. I really like this one too
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Looks good to me.
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Closing that side street to cars would make this corner really interesting. That plus the relatively large amount of retail included makes this a better project than most of the other modernist mid/lowrise boxes that have gone up here lately. Thumbs up.
The two largest buildings have 25k/22k sf of retail... assuming they're contiguous, each of those would be bigger than a typical trader Joes but smaller than an HEB or even a Whole Foods (SoFlo HEB excepted, but that doesn't seem like a model they're keen to replicate). So, sort of an odd size for a grocer, but there's plenty of other useful neighborhood retail that could use spaces that big. There's a handful of buildings they want to demolish that I will mourn... but on balance the neighborhood comes out ahead here. |
Looks good, I hope it happens and they can get the ball rolling on something here. I'm not sure if I've seen them actually get started on something.
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It looks like this one is moving forward as demolition permits were submitted for all of the existing properties - they also uploaded the district plan that includes zone restrictions for heights. I think this wasn't supposed to break ground for another year but pretty exciting nonetheless
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I think they're just enforcing the height restrictions based on the zone the buildings now fall under? That's just my guess as to why these almost all have a max height of 78 ft and why two of them have street setback requirements What's odd is that in the original article all of the buildings had height limits of 120 - 150 feet:???: |
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