Madison Iszler
Real Estate, Retail and Business Reporter at The San Antonio Express-News
@ExpressNews business reporter + long-suffering @MiamiHurricanes fan. 📧: [email protected] / Signal: miszler.24
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expressnews.com | Madison Iszler
San Antonio taxpayers won't be on the hook for a new arena for the Spurs, Chairman Peter J. Holt pledged Wednesday. In rare public comments, Holt said Spurs Sports & Entertainment is "not looking to add a new tax to San Antonio citizens" to help pay for new downtown digs. Rather, it will follow the financing plan that built the Frost Bank Center, where the team currently plays.
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expressnews.com | Madison Iszler
A decade ago, an urban farm began sprouting between a gas station and pizzeria along a busy stretch of New Braunfels Avenue on San Antonio's East Side. Employees at Gardopia Gardens grow sweet potatoes, zucchini, lettuce, onions, peppers, blackberries and other fruits and vegetables and raise chickens, rabbits and fish.
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expressnews.com | Madison Iszler
San Antonio distiller Devils River Whiskey has sought bankruptcy protection amid the spirits industry's hangover. Devils River Holdings LLC and Devils River Distillery LLC filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization Thursday under a subchapter of the bankruptcy code designed for small-business debtors. In Chapter 11, a debtor continues operating while it seeks to reorganize its debts and emerge from bankruptcy.
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2 weeks ago |
expressnews.com | Madison Iszler
Jenna Saucedo-Herrera is leaving Greater:SATX, the regional economic development authority responsible for recruiting and retaining businesses in the San Antonio area. She has led the organization since mid-2016, when she replaced longtime CEO and President Mario Hernandez. She previously worked as vice president for public affairs, corporate communications, corporate responsibility and economic development initiatives at CPS Energy.
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2 weeks ago |
expressnews.com | Madison Iszler
Renting is much less expensive than buying a home in the 50 largest U.S. metros, according to a new study, and the size of the gap landed some Texas cities in the top 10. Driving the difference: Rising mortgage rates, sale prices and insurance rates. In San Antonio, the average monthly rent is $1,456 while the average mortgage payment is $2,123 - meaning it's 45.8% more expensive to purchase a home, according to the study by personal finance website Bankrate.
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