In 2019, a San Antonio restaurateur had big plans for one of the city’s oldest buildings, a vacant three-story structure facing San Fernando Cathedral that she acquired four years before.
Lisa Wong’s vision included a retail space at the street level and modern apartments with a terrace overlooking Main Plaza.
In late 2024, she put it back on the market.
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