Every Saturday, the Pearl plays host to an amazing Farmer's Market and has become a traditional weekend event for locals. Owing to this effort, The Pearl has quickly become the city's most desirable place to see and experience. Green features include the use of brewery and ammonia tanks that are now rainwater collectors and herb-garden containers. The bottling plant is now a food hall with the vintage equipment featured around public spaces. San Antonio, TX A 2017-2018 Recipient of the ULI Global Award of Excellence, the Pearl Brewery Development is a transformational adaptive reuse of a 1900s brewery into a self-sufficient, mixed-use village that houses new residents, non-profits and local businesses while emphasizing community, conservation and local economic development. The brewery grounds have been repurposed into a vibrant micro-district with many of the original structures remaining. Save this picture water treatment room revitalization during 2009-2018. Today, this is a thriving multi-use space where you can eat, shop, learn, work and live – all at the same time. The revitalized Pearl Brewery complex is a mixed-use development offering restaurants and shopping along with commercial and residential spaces. ThePearl River Brewery will take part in a cultural fermenting and brewing in the city as it has always do. Having weathered its share of storms over the course of the 20th century, among which there were The Prohibition, Great Depression, two world wars, and two pandemics, The Pearl is still going strong, transformed into a major culinary, shopping, and cultural destination – the crown jewel in revitalization of southern Midtown and northern Downtown San Antonio.
Luckily, shortly after the brewery shut the doors forever in 2001, its rich history didn't end there and then courtesy of a San Antonio-based investment firm that purchased the 23-acre site with extensive plans to create a mixed-use development that would include restaurants, shops, and eventually, a boutique hotel. This former brewery, one of Texas's largest, was operational for 118 years, starting from 1883, producing the state's iconic libation, Pearl Beer.
sacurrent.The historic Pearl, formally known as the Pearl Brewery District, is among the coolest places in San Antonio, well worth visiting. ApWilliam Luther / Express-News The former Pearl Brewery established in 1883 was transformed by Silver Ventures CEO Christopher Kit Goldsbury in 2001. Lutz Issleib, then Pabst's president, lived in San Antonio and led the relocation. Houston, according to a joint story by KSAT and the San Antonio Business Journal The move comes after the company shuttered corporate operations in Los Angeles and Dallas, consolidating roughly 120 employees here, according to a separate story in the San Antonio Report After a ten-year stretch of being headquartered in San Antonio, the company relocated to a Chicago suburb in 2006.Īround 40 to 50 employees in the finance, accounting and legal departments remained here, however.The 176-year-old company originally moved its headquarters from Milwaukee to San Antonio in 1996 after shutting down its historic Pabst Brewery. moves its corporate headquarters back to San AntonioĬlick to enlarge Facebook / Pabst Blue RibbonPabst Brewing Co., the one-time owner of the Pearl Brewery, has moved its corporate headquarters back to the Alamo City.The brewing conglomerate behind Lone Star, Pearl and its namesake Pabst Blue Ribbon has leased space in downtown's Rand Building, 110 E.
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