HDRC clears way for potential 15-story development across from Pearl

San Antonio's Historic and Design Review Commission, known as HDRC, voted on Thursday to approve an item which might result in a 15 story development across from the Pearl Brewery.

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HDRC clears way for potential 15-story development across from Pearl

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