The city of San Antonio is considering an extension of the Midtown TIRZ, a funding source that has been used for various projects.
This funding source has supported developments such as Pearl, the zoo, and the Witte Museum.
Further details on the potential extension and its possible use to buy land for a Spurs arena are available from the San Antonio Report, a local nonprofit newsroom.
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