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Haute Property

Downtown San Antonio condo exemplifies chic city living

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Feb 15, 2018 | 12:00 pm

214 E. Travis St., unit #204
San Antonio, TX 78205

Neighborhood: Downtown
Style: Condo
Square footage: 1,500
Beds: 1
Baths: 1
Price: $349,900

The lowdown: Looking for a true urban lifestyle in the heart of downtown? This airy condo, located above a Gold's Gym, can give it to you, along with fantastic views and controlled access. The unit's open floorplan boasts high ceilings and marble floors, while the kitchen is outfitted with stainless steel appliances, a prep island, and granite counters (you'll find those in the beautiful bathroom too). Enjoy a glass of wine on your intimate balcony, then walk to great downtown restaurants, the Majestic and Empire theaters, the river, and the Tobin Center.

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This home is on the market with Debra Maltz of Kuper Sotheby's International Realty. Click here to see more photos, details, and to contact the agent.

The condo exemplifies city living.

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The condo exemplifies city living.
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Editor’s note: It’s that time again — time to check in with our top stories. Here are five articles that captured our collective attention over the past seven days.

1. 75-year-old San Antonio native prepares to run his 75th marathon. The New York City Marathon on November 6 will be his milestone marathon.

2. New 29-story residential tower coming to San Antonio's Hemisfair Park. Hemisfair Park continues to grow with this development.

3. Premier wellness destination Canyon Ranch sets sights on the Hill Country for new resort. Canyon Ranch is coming to the Texas Hill Country with a new destination spa in the Austin area

4. Texas remains a hot spot for international homebuyers, shows new report. The Lone Star State remains the No. 3 U.S. market for international buyers.

5. 8 things to know in San Antonio food right now: Neighborhood bar wiggles back to Broadway. The Pigpen Neighborhood Bar has reopened after a prolonged hiatus.

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Texas' Big Bend named one of the world's must-see destinations for 2023

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Oct 28, 2022 | 4:26 pm
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Big Bend made National Geographic's Best of the World 2023 list.

The pandemic took a toll on pretty much ever industry, especially food and travel. But some destinations suffered less than others: Big Bend National Park out in far west Texas became a hot spot for road trippers from Texas and beyond. To that end, National Geographic Travel included the vast natural wonder in its recent Best of the World 2023 list.

The annual list rounds up 25 global destinations "under the radar, ahead of the curve, and ready for you to start exploring," according to the article. National Geographic editors frame the list within five categories: Community, Nature, Culture, Family, and Adventure.

Big Bend landed in the Nature category, "5 wildly underrated natural escapes for 2023," and it's in good company: The list also includes the Azores, Botswana, Slovenia, and the Scottish Highlands.

According to a release, the list is themed around "travel destinations and experiences that leverage the benefits of tourism to strengthen their local communities, natural and built environments, and sense of place." Big Bend fits right into that criteria, attracting tourism to small-town communities near the park such as Marfa, Alpine, Presidio, Marathon, and Fort Davis, which all benefit from the influx of people passing through to Big Bend.

The park itself welcomed over 394,000 visitors in 2020, about 15 percent less than 2019. 2021 more than made up for that deficit, though: Big Bend welcomed a record 581,000 visitors as travelers continued to seek open spaces and natural wonders.

Apart from contributing to the local economy, the National Geographic article touts the park's locale in a "remote and arid part of west Texas," which "nurtures more cactus species than any other national park, as well as birds such as roadrunners and bright yellow Scott’s orioles, and mammals such as javelina."

So pack the car and plan your next trip out west, and don't forget some of our top tips for off-the-grid adventures in the area.

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