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Alamo: San Antonio, TX

The restored Henry Terrell Building anchors a prominent downtown San Antonio intersection just blocks from the Alamo.
The restored Henry Terrell Building anchors a prominent downtown San Antonio intersection just blocks from the Alamo.

Overview

Just two blocks from the historic Alamo, the revitalized Henry Terrell building embodies Clearinghouse CDFI’s community values. Tenants include an education provider offering free nationwide certification through San Antonio’s ACE programs and a newly relocated firm specializing in AI, cybersecurity, and data analytics. Tenants will enjoy: convenient access to I-37, I-35, and 281; a prime location along the Broadway Corridor; an open floor plan with natural lighting; and many more amenities! 

The project has generated construction jobs and is set to spur further economic opportunities in the downtown area.

Historical Significance:

The Renaissance Revival-style building, constructed in 1909, is an integral part of San Antonio’s heritage.

Strategic Location:

Situated near the Alamo, the building’s prime location adds to its appeal.

Donald Degollado, Clearinghouse CDFI Opportunity Zone Project Manager, remarks, “This building is now the jewel of the Alamo district.”

Clearinghouse CDFI’s involvement in this project aligns with local growth and reflects its commitment to preserving San Antonio’s rich history and fostering its economic development. The restored Henry Terrell Building stands as a symbol of this commitment and Clearinghouse CDFI’s vision for a thriving downtown.

• Learn more about Clearinghouse CDFI’s work in designated Opportunity Zones.

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