Goodness gracious, y’all. I’ve only lived in San Antonio for eight years and it has changed so much. I remember going to Santikos’ Palladium at The Rim with Orlando on the first trip I ever took here. We were just dating, he was showing me around his hometown, and I was incredibly impressed by the most enormous movie theater I had ever seen. It sounds ridiculous now to think that I was blown away by that and not the Alamo, the culture, the museums, etc. Sorry, SA! I love you! But everything is bigger here, and I find that amazing.
Now there’s a newcomer to The Rim, and it’s a modern apartment complex sitting atop the hill country overlooking San Antonio. If I was just moving to the city like a young newlywed 8 years ago, or looking for a new place to call home, this would be right up my alley. And you can have a view of the Palladium from your balcony! Ha! The crazy part is, the views aren’t even the most incredible part of this luxurious take on city living. Infinity (because of course) pools, courtyards with roaring fireplaces, outdoor grills and yard games, it all awaits the residents of Infinity at The Rim. There’s even a rooftop terrace, Amazon Alexas in every room, and – get this – a virtual reality game room in their community space.
I explored it all a few weeks ago at one of their evening mixers, and I have to tell you, this is a cool crowd choosing to live at Infinity. You’d be surrounded by creative individuals who love the high life, and you really can’t beat the location. You’re literally minutes away from La Cantera, Six Flags, Boerne, Lifetime Fitness, The Rustic, and too many restaurants to count. They’re currently pre-leasing as fast as they can complete units, so if you’re on the hunt for a new place take a tour at Infinity ASAP.
And then invite me over for poolside lounging. K? K.
XO,
A
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