Analysis: San Antonio’s next bond issue may be smaller, but it’s likely to have big implications
On Wednesday, San Antonio City Manager Erik Walsh debriefed City Council on a proposed $442 million bond package for fiscal years 2027-2032. The proposed package, which prioritizes infrastructure projects around San Antonio, is the smallest in more than two decades, but its implications for Project Marvel, property taxes and downtown development are big. Here are […]
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