San Antonio’s former Air Force base expands after creating 3,000 jobs

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What happened

San Antonio’s Brooks Development Authority is expanding beyond the former 1,308-acre Air Force base it has redeveloped since 2002.

It will take control of 243 vacant acres along Southton Road and prepare the site with roads and utilities.

Key facts

  • San Antonio’s Brooks Development Authority is expanding beyond the former 1,308-acre Air Force base it has redeveloped since 2002.
  • It will take control of 243 vacant acres along Southton Road and prepare the site with roads and utilities.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Fri, 11 Sep 2026 12:00:00 UTC.

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