Exploring San Antonio’s Exciting New Businesses and Coming Attractions

San Antonio is buzzing with new developments, businesses, and attractions that are transforming the city. Whether you’re looking for the next hot brunch spot, exciting entertainment options, or new residential opportunities, there’s always something to explore in the Alamo City. Here’s a roundup of some of the most anticipated openings and recent additions to San Antonio’s vibrant landscape. 

Coming Soon to San Antonio 

Business Developments

- Bill Miller BBQ Headquarters(Westside, Sept. 2025)

  This $60 million project will feature a state-of-the-art smokehouse and serve as the new headquarters for the beloved San Antonio barbecue chain. 

- Microsoft Data Centers(March & Sept. 2024)

  The tech giant is investing heavily in San Antonio with two new data centers in Westover Hills, costing a combined $392 million. 

Community Enhancements

- San Pedro Creek Culture Park(Summer 2024

  This 2.2-mile downtown oasis will feature walking trails, landscaped areas, and public art installations. 

- San Antonio Airport Ground Load Facility(March 2025)

  A $20 million terminal expansion will enhance travel with three new gates dedicated to low-cost carriers. 

Healthcare Advancements

- University Health Retama Hospital (2026–2027)

  A $450 million facility featuring a 24/7 Emergency Department, NICU, labor and delivery unit, and more. 

- American Cancer Society Hope Lodge (March 2026)

  A 40,000-sqft lodge providing free lodging for cancer patients over 21 and their caregivers. 

Dining Highlights

- Terry Black’s Barbecue  (2100 Broadway, TBD) 

  The renowned barbecue family is bringing its legendary flavors to a new location near the Historic Pearl. 

- Amorino Gelato (River Walk, Nov. 2024)

  Enjoy artisanal Italian gelato at this 500-sqft shop located near Iron Cactus. 

Education and Cultural Additions

- Alamo Visitor Center and Museum (Alamo Plaza, 2027)

  This 100,000-sqft center will include a 4D theater, event space, and the Phil Collins Texana Collection. 

- San Antonio African American Cultural Archive and Museum (2026)

  A digital cultural center featuring exhibits, a research library, and a rooftop terrace. 

Now Open: Recent Additions to San Antonio 

Dining and Entertainment

-  Box St. All Day (La Cantera Heights, Jan. 2024) 

  A new location of this popular brunch spot, now offering extended dinner hours. 

- Freight Fried Chicken (Pearl, Jan. 2024)

  Chef Nicola Blaque’s latest concept pays homage to the culinary traditions of Black Americans. 

- Roca & Martillo (The Rock at La Cantera, May 2024)

  A Tuscan-Italian inspired restaurant featuring handmade pasta and smoked brisket lasagna. 

Residential Developments

- 300 Main (Spring 2024)

  A 32-story high-rise featuring 350 apartments and retail spaces in the heart of downtown. 

- Culebra Road Apartments (Fall 2025)

  Affordable housing with units reserved for families earning below 60% of the area median income. 

Community and Education 

-  Celebrate Dyslexia Schools (Aug. 2024)

  San Antonio’s first school designed specifically for students with dyslexia, currently co-located at the DoSeum. 

- Westover Hills Baptist Hospital (Summer 2024)

  A 72-acre medical campus offering advanced healthcare services on San Antonio’s Westside. 

Why San Antonio Is the Place to Be

With its mix of historic charm and modern innovation, San Antonio is a city on the rise. These new businesses and developments reflect the Alamo City’s commitment to growth, culture, and community. Whether you’re a lifelong resident or considering a move, there’s never been a better time to explore all that San Antonio has to offer. 

Looking to live near these exciting new spots? Contact Kristen Smith, Realtor, for expert advice on finding your dream home in San Antonio. 

Discover the future of San Antonio—your next adventure awaits!

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