Brooks believers
Those who chose to take a chance on Brooks in the early days have had their investment returned in many ways. Brooks began with more than 1,300 acres of development. With just 350 acres remaining available for development on campus, opportunity is running out to join the ranks of other successful believers. Could this be the big opportunity you have been looking for?
- City Base Commons Retail Center
- San Antonio Metro Health / Bridge PTS
- University of the Incarnate Word School of Osteopathic Medicine
- KBR
- The Kennedy Apartments
- The Greenline, Park
- The Landings Apartments
- Embassy Suites at Brooks
1917 Restaurant & Bar
eforea Spa
Linda’s De Novo Hair Design - Southerleigh Brewing Co.
- Heritage Oaks at Brooks
- Darryl W. Lyons Park
- Brooks Main Office
- Brooks Development Center
- San Antonio District 3, Councilwoman Rebecca J. Viagran
South San Antonio Chamber of Commerce - Texas House District 119, Representative Roland Gutierrez
TelResource, Inc. - City Base Landing Retail Center (Starbucks, Best Buy, James Avery)
- Jim Greenfield Park
- Compass Rose Academy
- Calumet Specialty Products
- Carenet Healthcare Services
- 70,000 sq. ft. Office Building
- Retail Center (Walmart, Sam’s Club, Chick-Fil-A)
- CAST Med, biomedical magnet high school
- Aviator Apartments
- San Antonio Emergency Operations Center
- Brooks Medical Plaza Building
ENT Clinics of San Antonio
Oncology San Antonio
Creedmoor Orthopedics
Texas Endosurgery Institute
- Hangar 9, Event Venue
- Mission Trail Baptist Hospital
- The Anderson at Brooks
- Holiday Inn Express & Suites
- Hampton Inn
- Brooks Spay & Neuter Clinic
- Brooks Board Room
- City of San Antonio Radio Repair
- San Antonio Emergency Dispatch Center
- San Antonio K-9 Training Center
- Mission Solar Energy
- DPT Laboratories
- Brooks Academy of Science and Engineering (BASE)
- Brooks Park (CoSA)
- The Waters, Professional Office Building
- Medical Office Building Development (Future)
- Nissei Plastic Machinery America Inc.
- Brooks Transit Center
- 350,000 sq. ft. Industrial Facility
- Brooks Professional Building
Primary Med Clinic
Maria Palafox, MD General Surgery
Express Rx Pharmacy
Pain & Spine Physicians - MixFIT SA
- La Gloria & El Machito restaurants (Future)
- Southerleigh Coast & Comfort
- Cuisine Solutions
- OKIN Business Process Solutions
- Ohana Academy at Brooks
Success Stories
When Japan-based, plastic injection molding machine maker Nissei Plastic Industrial Co. LTD was looking for a new location for a United States plant with close proximity to Mexico, Brooks proved to be the perfect home. Not only is San Antonio close to Central and South America, but its central location in North America means easy export to the entire continent. The support and benefits of developing at Brooks has allowed Nissei to meet its ambitious goals.
Built in 1918, Hangar 9 is the oldest wooden aircraft hangar of its kind still standing in its original location. After a multi-million dollar renovation, Hangar 9 is now an open-air, 8,700 square foot versatile event space. The hangar is a San Antonio Historic Landmark, listed in the Texas State Historical Survey and the National Register of Historic Places, as well as a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark.
DPR Investments
In 2017, the federal Tax Cuts and Job Act established a tax incentive tool called Opportunity Zones, which was designed to foster economic growth in 24 tracts in San Antonio, including Brooks. In 2019, Brooks secured the state’s first Opportunity Zone investment when DPR Investments bought 9.4 acres at Brooks, which will be used to develop a climate-controlled, self-storage facility, as well as office space for small businesses to rent.
Brooks VIA Transit Center
The state-of-the-art, Wi-Fi-connected bus hub is connecting the South Side to the rest of the city like never before with high-frequency bus service, including an express route to downtown. More than just increased connectivity, the VIA Transit Center is taking innovation to the next level with solar panels on the roof, real-time next-bus information screens, digital planning kiosks, and electric car-charging ports.
Luna Rosa Puerto Rican Grill y Tapas
After growing up in Puerto Rico, Iris Gonzalez-Ornelas always dreamed of opening a restaurant and serving the food of her childhood to the people of San Antonio. Alongside her husband and two sons, Iris opened Luna Rosa in 2014 to the delight of the South Side. The restaurant was even featured on the Food Network’s “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives” with a visit from Guy Fieri himself.
