Shari Biediger is a Strategic Communications Coordinator at the San Antonio Report. Since 2017, she has been covering business and development, with a focus on urban development, real estate, and architecture and planning. Shari's work has been featured in various publications, including T-SPAN, Cadillac News, and The University of Texas at San Antonio.
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Shari Biediger's coverage predominantly revolves around local government announcements, press releases, and themes such as design, business & industry with a focus on real estate, construction, historic preservation, and urban development in the United States. She seems to be particularly interested in developments related to San Antonio.
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The latest funding brings to $188 million awarded to the San Antonio airport since 2022 for its $2.5 billion terminal development project.
By: Shari Biediger
The house on San Salvador Avenue represents the very first time rammed earth’s been used on an affordable home prototype.
By: Shari Biediger
Stronger enforcement measures are on the table as officials also look to how vacant buildings could bolster the affordable housing supply.
By: Shari Biediger
The owners of the unique property have worked to turn the house into a neighborhood eatery, Scratch Kitchen, and their family home.
By: Shari Biediger
A Gensler study shows that San Antonio is welcoming and vibrant, but has work to do in making its downtown a place locals choose to go.
By: Shari Biediger
The American flag, a Alamo-themed rainbow flag and a San Antonio Spurs flag fly above San Antonio City Hall on June 1, 2026. Credit: Amber Esparza / San Antonio Report
By: Shari Biediger
The plan comes at a time when major changes are planned for the urban core, including an improved Alamo Plaza and Project Marvel.
Hemisfair leaders plan to seek bond dollars to rehabilitate nine protected structures, finish up Tower Park and improve East Nueva Street.
By: Shari Biediger
In the 21 years since the first phase of Hemisfair opened in downtown San Antonio, the nonprofit that runs the park has restored six historic
Youth Orchestras of San Antonio leaders, musicians and supporters gathered Friday at the site to celebrate the group’s new permanent home.
