Although Moses Rose's owner wants $17 million, he valued bar at $527,000 in tax document

Bar owner Vince Cantu, who recently refused a $4 million buyout from the state as part of the expansion of the Alamo Visitor Center, last year valued his property at around $500,000 in a Bexar County tax document, the Express-News reports. Controversy has swirled around Cantu and his bar Moses Rose's Hideout, which local officials want to raze to make way for the $150 million visitor center and museum. In January, city council voted to approve eminent domain proceedings in hope of hastening a sale.
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