McCombs Enterprises has put its 5.9-acre Jones Avenue development on hold after nine months of talks with San Anto|nio failed to bridge the gap between the $13 million in tax increment it sought and the $7.5 million the Midtown TIRZ board recommended, freezing a plan for 290 apartments and nearly 390,000 square feet of office, dining and retail space in River North.
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