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California lender restores historic downtown Henry Terrell building

California lender restores historic downtown Henry Terrell building

Modern chandeliers hang from original beams of the century-old Henry Terrell Building, where construction is drawing to a close. Credit: Brenda Bazán / San Antonio Report

 

by Shari Biediger – October 25, 2023

The Henry Terrell building, located at 212 N. Alamo St., has undergone restoration and will be ready for lease in about a month, said Doug Bystry, president and CEO of Clearinghouse CDFI, which acquired the building in July 2019 through a partnership, ALAMO QOZB LLC.

The work on the Terrell building is not the lender’s first redevelopment project…

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