Micro-districts
Micro-districts are localized, compact urban areas within a city or larger urban environment that are distinct in character, often with a unique identity, purpose, or focus. These areas typically feature a concentration of diverse amenities, services, and community-driven initiatives, making them hubs of activity and innovation within the broader urban landscape.
Current San Antonio
Future San Antonio
Few Urban Districts
Pearl, South Alamo, and the St. Mary’s Strip are currently San Antonio’s only true urban districts.
Urban District Network
We imagine an urban core that has hundreds of small micro-districts that eventually merge into larger ones over time.
Few Date Spots
Few places for young adults to meet, date, or enjoy activities together.
More “Marriage Markets”
Strengthening San Antonio’s “family-friendly” image while focusing on providing spaces for young singles to mingle.
No Middle Ground
Current districts can be too expensive or too inexpensive.
More Middle Price Points
Our retail operators seek to fill the gap and offer pricing that is more in the middle.
Slow-Moving
Traditional development takes a LOT of time and a LOT of funding.
Fast-Tracked
Microdistricts move FAST by design. Typical development targets are 12 months or less.
Microdistricts: Unique Features
Park Once
Unique geographical layout allows for patrons to park once and do multiple things close together.
Walkability
Adjacent venues for dining, nightlife, entertainment, and culture are all within walking distance.
5 & ¼
5 or more retail/restaurant spots within a quarter mile of each other.
Residential Density
2,500 or more residential units surround the zone for sufficient, sustainable customer demand.
Linked Operating Hours
Business venue operating hours run concurrently or in tandem based on demand and schedule.
2nd Gen Spaces
Properties have a shared history with neighborhoods and are easier to bring to market more quickly.
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