Who We Are
 

The Leon Valley Area Chamber of Commerce's mission is to foster the advancement of commercial, industrial and civic interests that contribute to the growth and development of our members and the business environment in and around the greater Leon Valley area. Our members will accomplish this mission through networking, educational seminars, special events, governmental awareness and involvement in the community.

 

 

 

Top 10 Reasons to Join the
Leon Valley Area Chamber of Commerce

1. You don’t want to spend a lot of $$$

2. You can attend our monthly luncheon

3. You seek community involvement

4. You enjoy business recognition

5. You can develop & strengthen  your business partnerships

6. You can share your expertise

7. You can Keep up with current business trends

8. You can Learn business strategies

9. You can build your business

10. You need a way to Network locally


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Latest Achievements

At our Regular Meeting on January 13th the Leon Valley Economic Development Corporation Chairman, Mr. Mike Davis Presented the LVEDC the application process and guidelines for grant funding to stimulate economic development for businesses in Leon Valley.

Please click here to view this informative Power Point Presentation.

 

In support of the Mission Statment the Chamber has assisted with man-hours and money to help Leon Valley get their Economic Development Sales Tax and the Street Maintenance Tax.



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About Leon Valley

Prime Area: Bandera Road and Hwy 16 to include San Antonio, Helotes and Grey Forest and all our neighbors in Northwest Bexar County. Bandera Road has several major automotive dealerships, well known banks, health care services, hotels, eating establishments that are full service as well as fast food. Two major grocery stores are located at either end of Bandera Road. At the intersections of Loop 410 and Bandera Road and 1604 and Bandera Road are major retail chain stores and restaurants.

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Leon Valley Area As A Community:


For those looking to relocate to Leon Valley and the surrounding area are many subdivisions to choose from. Leon Valley and Helotes  is experiencing rapid growth in new housing starts with  some of the areas most respected home builders. Whether you are considering a custom home or something from one of the well known local builders, there's quite a great deal to choose from in floor plans and price ranges.

Development:
Leon Valley and the NorthWest area of San Antonio is experiencing a high level of development in terms of housing starts, shopping centers opening up and businesses relocating their business to these new locations. The Northwest is where the greatest concentration of growth has been experienced and it is projected to continue into the near future.

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Business Images of the Alamo Area Region: “Everything Old Is New Again”
“Helotes became a city in 1981, but the community dates back more than 100 years before that, even cropping up in official reports in the early 1700s. Since the 1850s, it has been home to German, Scottish and other immigrants, and much of what they built survives in Old Town Helotes."
“Helotes became a city in 1981, but the community dates back more than 100 years before that, even cropping up in official reports in the early 1700s. Since the 1850s, it has been home to German, Scottish and other immigrants, and much of what they built survives in Old Town Helotes."
 










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