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Weston Urban and Lynd Co. are among some of the San Antonio developers that have been and will be busy when it comes to ongoing apartment projects around the Alamo City. Whether the projects are ground-up builds or renovations under new ownership, San Antonio has a total of 12 apartment projects in the works.

Altogether, unless plans change, the apartment projects in this list will bring a little over 3,800 units to the San Antonio area, including one huge development on the Southside that will also provide affordable internet.

Here are the 12 San Antonio-area apartment projects in the works going into 2023.

The Tobin Estates Phase 3

This project is fairly new with the developers having just filed a permit with the Texas Department of Licensing Regulation for a 359-unit expansion to these apartments on the Northside. Construction is expected to start near the end of January 2023.

Find it: 3310 Oakwell Court, San Antonio, TX 78218

Units: 359 additional units

Oak Run Village

This 340,000-square-foot apartment complex called the Oak Run Village began construction in October in New Braunfels. The project has an estimated cost of $59 million and is expected to finish in January 2025.

Find it: Northwest corner Oak Run Parkway and Loop 337 in New Braunfels.

Units: 330

The 1800 Apartments

These $44 million apartments from the NRP Group are being built on a small country road called Center Point Road and are about five minutes away from the Tanger Outlets in San Marcos.

Find it: 1800 Center Point Road, San Marcos, TX 78666

Units: 330

The Josephine

This project is from local affordable living developer Lynd Co., a name that you will see a few times in this list. The Josephine is a near downtown project that is still in the works and is less than a minute away from the Pearl. At the beginning of this year the developer borrowed $53 million to start construction on the project.

Find it: 120 W. Josephine St., San Antonio, TX 78212

Units: 261

Elmira Street Apartments

Silver Ventures, developers behind the Pearl, is currently building this seven-story, $54 million luxury apartment complex along the River Walk, not far from the Pearl. It will have a ground-floor restaurant that will be selected by the Pearl's new restaurateur group Potluck Hospitality.

Find it: 1126 E. Elmira St., San Antonio, TX 78212

Units: 263

Continental Hotel

Despite the name, this is a 16-story apartment high-rise that will be built on the old Continental Hotel in downtown San Antonio. This project is being led by Weston Urban, another name you will see a few times. Weston Urban is behind the new Frost Tower.

Find it: 332 W. Commerce St., San Antonio, Texas 78207

Units: 255

300 Main

Weston Urban was on a residential kick this year, breaking ground in April on this 32-story luxury apartment tower not far from its crown jewel, the new Frost Tower.

Find it: 305 Soledad St., San Antonio, Texas 78207

Units: 354

Katherine Courts Apartments

This project isn't huge, but its developer finally got approval to build these Alamo Heights apartments in March after pushback from the community.

Find it: 111, 119, 131, and 135 Katherine Courts, San Antonio, TX 78209

Units: 27

Parc 410

In October, Lynd Group purchased these apartments in Leon Valley that were built in the mid 1980s. It now plans to renovate and upgrade the amenities to the tune of $6 million.

Find it: 5827 N.W. Loop 410, San Antonio, TX 78238

Units: 334

Pine @ Carson

A local developer called Figurd is planning these boutique apartments on the Eastside called Pine @ Carson, which are said to only be a 20-minute walk from the Pearl when finished.

Find it: The corner of Pine and Carson streets, San Antonio, TX 78208

Units: 21

VIDA San Antonio

VIDA San Antonio is a huge new community being developed by SouthStar Communities near Texas A&M University’s Southside campus. On top of homes, VIDA will also have 1,400 units. The developers also offer their own 1 gigabyte internet at just $40 a month.

Find it: 10192 S. Zarzamora St., San Antonio, TX 78224

Units: 1,400

Potranco Commons

The final Lynd Co. project on this list is a collaborative project with Santikos to build affordable apartments on the Far Westside on land formerly owned by the local theater chain.

Find it: 202 W. Loop 1604 W., San Antonio, TX 78251

Units: 360

FARMERSVILLE, Texas — By the time Lynn Turner graduated from UT Dallas with a degree in psychology, she had her future all planned out.

Then, she says, God gave her a new plan.

“It was scary and I had absolutely no idea how to do it,” Turner said.

Turner says what God wanted her to do was provide horse therapy.

It didn’t matter that she didn’t own a farm nor did she even have a horse.

“The vision he put on my heart was the emotional impact that brought my whole life together,” she said.

Turner grew up riding horses, often alongside her aunt who had down syndrome. She says it was clear that her past had prepared her to provide horse therapy.

However, nearly 20 years passed and that God’s plan still hadn’t come to fruition. Despite that, her husband started paperwork to create a nonprofit and in 2006, they bought a farm.

Finally, led by their faith, Turner and her husband bought their first horse.

That was nine years ago.

Today, their non-profit, Heavenly Hooves in Farmersville, has 16 horses and more than a dozen volunteers. They offer all kinds of therapy, free of charge, to kids and young adults in rural North Texas.

“Students with the rarest genetic disorders in the world come to our program between Farmersville and Merit, Texas. Population: Not many,” Turner said. “That’s not by coincidence.”

Heavenly Hooves work day: Thank you all so much for working hard yesterday and being the spiritual vessels that you are! Thank you Lord for Bringing these people into our lives, not just for Heavenly Hooves, but for us personally as they lift us up and encourage us when we can’t see in front of our own selves. Love y’all!!

Turner believes it’s all God and parents believe she is his angel.

“Absolutely it’s a godsend,” said Ladonna Watkins, whose son Weston suffers from a rare chromosome disability. “It is.”

“I feel like it’s kind of amazing what she does,” said Amanda Anderson, whose son Alexander has Duchenne muscular dystrophy

“The smile he gets on his face when he’s with the horses,” Stacey Jenkins said about her autistic son, Matthew. “It just makes so much difference in his life.”

Turner says it’s not just horseplay.

Some kids are terminal. Having this kind of mental and physical stimulation dramatically improves their quality of life.

Turner says the only downside is that she can’t do more. Rain often forces her to cancel, washing away the progress.

“So tomorrow they’re not as strong as they could be,” Turner said, fighting back tears. “That’s tough.”

Turner’s prayer is to have a covered riding arena so her students get the help they need, rain or shine.

“It just matters,” she said. “They matter. They matter enough. I’ll keep doing this …until God tells me to stop.”

Brownwood Bulletin

MAY – Braden Steele scored 13 points Friday night, and May broke a tie game entering the fourth quarter as the Tigers eased past the Cross Plains Buffaloes 35-32 in District 13-1A boys’ basketball.

May remained undefeated in district at 6-0 and improved to 21-4 overall.

Cross Plains took a 13-9 first-quarter lead and held it until May rallied for a 28-28 tie as the third quarter ended. But Steele made a 3-point goal and two free throws as the Tigers outscored the Buffaloes 7-4 in the fourth quarter of the defense-oriented game. Steele made three 3-point shots overall.

Luke McKenzie and Ben Harrell added six points each for May while teammates Zach Martin and Bryson Guerrero scored five points apiece.

Alex Parker scored 10 points and Noah Moses added eight points for the Buffaloes.

May is scheduled to play at Moran in a make-up game on Saturday.

CROSS PLAINS 40,

MAY GIRLS 35

MAY – Tori Taylor scored 18 points Friday as the state-ranked Cross Plains Lady Buffaloes held off the May Lady Tigers 40-35 in District 13-1A girls’ basketball.

Cross Plains, ranked No. 12 in the Texas Girls Coaches Association Class 1A statewide poll, also got nine points from Cadence Wedeking and eight points from Abbigale Shepard.

The Lady Buffaloes improved to 25-5 overall and 6-2 in District 13-1A, with both losses coming against No. 16-ranked Eula. May fell to 18-12 overall and 5-3 in district and figures to finish as the No. 3 playoff seed.

Jordyn Gerhardt scored eight points to lead the Lady Tigers, and teammates Chloe Lord and K.K. Williford added seven and six points, respectively. Mia Musick and McKenna Landes scored four points each for May.

The Lady Tigers led 14-9 after the first quarter, but the Buffaloes rallied for a 27-16 halftime lead. Taylor and Wedeking combined for 14 of the Buffaloes’ 18 points in the second quarter. May rallied with a 13-4 run in the third quarter and closed within 31-29 entering the fourth quarter.

Cross Plains outscored May 9-6 in the fourth quarter as Taylor made 5 of 7 free throws over the final eight minutes.

May will play at Moran on Saturday in a bad weather make-up game.

BANGS GIRLS 44,

COLORADO CITY 19

BANGS – Jadyn Miller scored 15 points on five 3-point goals Friday as the Bangs Lady Dragons beat the Colorado City Wolves 44-19 in District 8-2A girls’ basketball.

The win improved Bangs’ record to 11-18 overall and 3-5 in district. The Lady Dragons are holding fourth place and the final playoff berth from District 8-2A with two games to play.

Joey Newton added 12 points for the Lady Dragons, and teammate Kasey Solis scored 10 points. Neeley Bradley added six points for Bangs.

Brenlye Strain led Colorado City with nine points. The Wolves fell to 1-7 in district and 5-28 overall.

Bangs raced to a 23-4 halftime lead and cruised to the 25-point win.

The Lady Dragons will play a makeup game at 5 p.m. Monday at Coleman.

COLORADO CITY 46,

BANGS BOYS 38

BANGS – Guy Funk scored 16 points for Bangs, but the Dragons still fell 46-38 to the Colorado City Wolves on Friday in District 8-2A boys’ basketball.

Mayson Monroe scored 17 points and Jordan Garza added 12 points as Colorado City improved to 14-14 overall and 4-2 in district. The Wolves are in third place in 8-2A behind Coleman and Miles.

Bangs fell to 0-6 in district.

Tyson Woods added eight points for the Dragons while teammate Weston Jundt scored five points.

Bangs led Colorado City 19-18 at the half, but the Wolves outscored the Dragons 28-19 in the second half. Monroe scored 10 of Colorado City’s 14 points in the fourth quarter.

The Dragons are scheduled to play a makeup game at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Coleman.

BRECKENRIDGE 42

EARLY BOYS 36

BRECKENRIDGE – Jerry Lawson scored 15 points Friday night as the Breckenridge Buckaroos rallied in the fourth quarter for a 42-36 win over the Early Longhorns in District 8-3A boys’ basketball.

Early led 31-26 after the third quarter, but Breckenridge’s Anson Rodgers made two 3-point shots and Alexis Franco scored four points in the fourth quarter as the Bucks outscored the Longhorns 16-5 over the final eight minutes.

Early fell to 13-12 overall and 5-5 in district. Breckenridge improved to 10-15 and 4-6.

Jaxyn Price led the Longhorns with 11 points, and teammate Kaleb Hoffman added nine points. Jeremy Brown scored five points for Early.

Franco added nine points for the Bucks.

Early will host Millsap at 4:30 p.m. Saturday in a makeup game.

BRECKENRIDGE 54,

EARLY GIRLS 28

BRECKENRIDGE – Averey Horton scored eight points Friday, but the Early Lady Horns fell 54-28 to the Breckenridge Lady Bucks in District 8-3A girls’ basketball.

Dakota Barksdale and Caroline Welker added five points each for Early while Katie Whitehead scored four points.

Early fell to 4-19 overall and 0-12 in district. Breckenridge improved to 18-15 overall and 8-4 in district for third place behind state-ranked Peaster and Brock.

The Lady Horns are scheduled to host Millsap at 3 p.m. Saturday in a makeup game.

Leeds United is the latest club to express a desire to acquire Juventus midfielder Weston McKennie. In the recent past, Bournemouth and Aston Villa submitted bids to purchase the American. However, he denied the both. He claims the reason is because he wants to join a ‘bigger’ club, should he move to England. Other interest for the midfielder also popped up from Borussia Dortmund and Bournemouth.

On Monday, Arsenal emerged as a potential suitor. While there was no official bid, Juventus ballparked the value of McKennie at $25 million. Yet, there is a fourth club, and potential fifth, eyeing up a move for the Little Elm, TX, native.

Leeds United joined the battle for Weston McKennie, according to Italian journalist Matteo Moretto. Other names Leeds wants in that position include Moroccan and Angers midfielder Azzedine Ounahi.

Clearly, Leeds is making a move for its midfield. The club already secured a new forward in Georginio Rutter when it spent a club-record $42.8 million. Now, it wants to shore up the middle of the park.

Leeds are in a relegation battle, as it was last season. After that struggle, Leeds made a number of signings in the summer to avoid the same situation.

Weston McKennie could join American contingent at Leeds United

Two of those summer signings are plenty familiar with Weston McKennie. Brenden Aaronson and Tyler Adams play regularly for the Elland Road side. All three featured for the United States at the 2022 World Cup. In fact, Adams and McKennie started each of the four games for the United States.

Additionally, Leeds has an American manager in Jesse Marsch. Marsch does not have the previous experience that he had with Aaronson at Salzburg or Adams at Leipzig. Still, there is that American familiarity, should McKennie make a move to Leeds.

PHOTO: IMAGO / Marco Canoniero

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100 gecs have shared “Hollywood Baby” a track off their forthcoming album 10,000 gecs, which is set for release March 17th via Dog Show Records/Atlantic Records. A music video accompanies the single, directed by Laura Les and Dylan Brady and edited by longtime 100 gecs collaborator Weston Allen, showcasing the gecs dancing while setting off fireworks in their apartment. They have also revealed the tracklist for 10,000 gecs, which was written, produced, and performed by Laura and Dylan with the help of legendary drummer Josh Freese in Los Angeles.

“Hollywood Baby” follows the announcement of their upcoming North America tour with support from Machine Girl and Fever Ray. This tour follows the album release beginning April 4th until May 21st, performing shows in Chicago, Montreal, New York, Atlanta, and Los Angeles. The dates are part of the 10,000 gecs tour, which included a North American leg in 2021, a successful European leg last year, and high profile appearances at festivals like Coachella, Primavera, Lollapalooza, and Bonnaroo.

Following their debut album, 1,000 gecs, the anticipation of their next body of work has been high and the band’s teases have been plentiful. They recently released a surprise EP, Snake Eyes. The EP features 3 unreleased tracks including “Torture Me” featuring Skrillex and “Hey Big Man” which has been a crowd favorite as the show opener on their tour. They detailed the early 10,000 gecs creation process in an illuminating 2021 Pitchfork Cover Story that took fans into the studio with the duo for the first time. The forthcoming album is set to include previously released singles “mememe” which was described in the story as “an ebullient carnival of ska-inflected verses that bounce off a chorus of thrash guitars and a squiggling synth line” along with the 90’s Alt Rock-inspired “Doritos & Fritos,” which The FADER noted as “unlike any other Gecs track before it.”

1,000 gecs previous album The Tree of Clues, a rework of the original album featured collaborations from of A. G. Cook, Fall Out Boy, Charli XCX, Rico Nasty, as well as crowd sourced contributions by fans. As a band that has kept followers and the music scene as a whole guessing at every turn, we never know what to expect is coming next from the duo, but one unknown thing that has been on the mind of all of their die-hard fans for three years now is known.

100 gecs 10,000 gecs Dog Show Records / Atlantic Records

1. Dumbest girl alive 2. 757 3. Hollywood Baby 4. Frog On The Floor 5. Doritos and Fritos 6. Billy Knows Jamie 7. One Million Dollars 8. The Most Wanted Person In The United States 9. I Got My Tooth Removed 10. Mememe

100 gecs Tour Dates:

4/4 – San Jose, CA @ San Jose Civic Auditorium

4/5 – Oakland, CA @ Fox Theater

4/7 – Vancouver, BC @ PNE Forum

4/8 – Portland, OR @ McMenamins Crystal Ballroom

4/9 – Seattle, WA @ Showbox SoDo

4/10 – Seattle, WA @ Showbox SoDo

4/12 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Rockwell at The Complex

4/13 – Denver, CO @ The Mission Ballroom

4/15 – St. Louis, MO @ The Pageant

4/16 – Madison, WI @ The Sylvee

4/18 – Minneapolis, MN @ Armory

4/20 – Chicago, IL @ Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom

4/21 – Detroit, MI @ Royal Oak Music Theatre

4/22 – Toronto, ON @ HISTORY

4/24 – Montreal, QC @ MTELUS

4/25 – Boston, MA @ Roadrunner

4/26 – Philadelphia, PA @ Franklin Music Hall

4/28 – New York, NY @ Great Hall at Avant Gardner

4/29 – New York, NY @ Great Hall at Avant Gardner

5/1 – Washington, DC @ The Anthem

5/2 – Raleigh, NC @ The Ritz

5/3 – Atlanta, GA @ The Tabernacle

5/5 – Dallas, TX @ Southside Ballroom

5/6 – Austin, TX @ Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater

5/7 – Houston, TX @ The Lawn at White Oak Music Hall

5/9 – St. Petersburg, FL @ Jannus Live

5/10 – Ft. Lauderdale, FL @ Revolution Live

5/11 – 5/13 – Live Oak, FL @ Echoland Festival

5/13 – Las Vegas, NV @ Sick New World Festival

5/16 – Phoenix, AZ @ The Van Buren

5/17 – San Diego, CA @ Soma

5/19 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Palladium

5/21 – Anaheim, CA @ House of Blues

Pre-order 10,000 gecs HERE