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USA, TX: Pabst Brewing moving headquarters to downtown San Antonio
Pabst Brewing Co., the brewery behind brands like Lone Star and Pearl Beer, is moving into the Rand Building in downtown San Antonio, KSAT San Antonio reported on September 24.
Jenna Saucedo-Herrera, San Antonio Economic Development Foundation president and CEO, confirmed on September 21 that Pabst will move into the building at 110 E. Houston St., saying the move to San Antonio “sends a strong message that our region offers what HQs need to thrive as we continue to target California companies to relocate and expand.”
Attempts to reach Pabst Brewing for comment were not returned by time of publication.
Pabst moved into the Weston Urban-owned building from California in 2019 to establish a regional office.
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