Neighborhood Plans & Studies
Neighborhood plans and studies are essential to understanding and planning for a
community's potential growth and development. 
- Neighborhood Planning and Urban Design Section's Neighborhood, Community, Perimeter and Sector Plans
- The City of San Antonio is in the process of initiating the Central Sector Area Plan, and once adopted becomes a component of the City’s Master Plan. The Comprehensive Master Plan includes geographic specific plans such as Sector Plans and Neighborhood Plans. It also includes functional plans such as the Major Thoroughfare Plan, Parks and Recreation Plan, Strategic Historic Preservation Plan, and a Library Plan. Sector plans are intended to not only support the policies of the adopted Master Plan, but to provide appropriate guidance for land use, transportation, and public facilities planning efforts in each of the City’s five sector areas. Read more……The
Central Sector Area Plan
- The City of San Antonio, in cooperation with the San Antonio Downtown Alliance and other stakeholders, undertook a process of reinvention and redesign for its downtown management, development, and revitalization program. This process has produced an action plan and organizational model that utilizes the best practices of downtown organizations like those in Denver, Kalamazoo and Philadelphia, but which goes beyond those models to create what may be, if successfully implemented, a new model other cities may seek to copy for years to come. Read more……The
Centro Partnership - A New Beginning for Downtown San
Antonio
- In 2007, PKF Consulting conducted a study of market rate housing in Downtown San Antonio. The estimates of market rate residential demand potential are based upon an evaluation of the past, present and expected near term future level of the area’s economy and make no provision for the effect of any sharp rise or decline in local or general economic conditions. Read more....San Antonio Downtown Housing Market and Demand Analysis