Need more reasons to love San Antonio? Try these.
A Culture of Business
San Antonio bills itself as having a culture of business for a reason. The economy is thriving, the job market is alluring (particularly to millennial jobseekers), and development continues at a steady pace. San Antonio is one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States.
Food
You can’t ‒‒ seriously, can’t ‒‒ get a better, more diverse menu in Texas than in San Antonio. There is, really, everything here. If you want to get a quick bite, done. If you want to impress your date, you will. It’s a cultural smorgasbord of restaurants and cuisines.
History
Even outside the Alamo, San Antonio is soaked in Spanish, French, Mexican, and American history. For example, the San Fernando Cathedral is the oldest church in the state of Texas and the oldest cathedral in the United States, and it’s on the Riverwalk. Take a tour of the missions, see centuries-old homes, and bask in the historical appeal of the city.
Spurs Basketball
The San Antonio Spurs of the NBA are legitimately on of the 21st century’s elite hoops teams. Since 1999, the Spurs have been to six NBA championships and they’ve won five of those. And San Antonio loves its Spurs, with good reason.
Recreation Underground
San Antonio doesn’t have a subway, but being in the Hill Country means the city has incredible caverns to explore. The Natural Bridge Caverns is the largest network of caves in the state. And here’s an added bonus, no matter how hot it gets on the surface (and it can get really hot) the caves are always 70 degrees.
Healthy Real Estate
San Antonio’s real estate economy generates billions of dollars in pay and tax revenue. The city’s market is especially healthy these past few years as more people, articularly young adults, are discovering this once-overlooked gem on the river.
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