San Antonio Home Run Dugout Faces Delay Beyond Filed Completion Date
October reporting describes an unbuilt site after the former December 2025 target, while the operator has not confirmed a replacement opening date.
Home Run Dugout’s planned San Antonio venue has not reached the construction milestone suggested by its earlier filing schedule. October 18 reporting describes the Interplace Road site as vacant apart from grading and gravel, after a previously registered December 19, 2025 completion target.
The delay is material for a leisure-development project intended for The Rim area. It is not evidence of cancellation: no developer announcement withdrawing the project or confirming a replacement opening date has been established.
Project at a Glance
- Site:
- 15505 Interplace Road
- Reported filed value:
- $17 million
- Earlier filed completion:
- December 19, 2025
- Current opening date:
- Not confirmed
An announced venue and a filed construction project
The operator announced its San Antonio expansion in August 2024 alongside a Scottsdale venue. Its announcement described locations of more than 65,000 square feet, with 34 batting bays, a mini-field, a restaurant and three bars.
The supplied construction reporting identifies a $17 million filing and a 200,000-square-foot measure. That differs from the operator’s venue description. The available material does not reconcile whether the larger figure includes a different site or development scope, so the two measures should not be treated as interchangeable building areas.
The original date is no longer a useful delivery promise
The December 2025 filing date was a submitted target, rather than proof that the facility would open then. The October site report indicates that the proposed scheme had not progressed to a completed venue by the time of that visit.
Without an updated owner schedule, assigning a new opening year would be speculative. A revised registration, confirmed contractor appointment or dated mobilization update would provide better evidence than carrying the old target forward.
Company financing is not the local construction budget
The operator’s August 2024 announcement also described a $22.5 million Series A financing round supporting its business expansion. That corporate fundraising figure should not be substituted for the San Antonio construction estimate or allocated entirely to this location.
The venue concept combines hospitality, recreation and technology-enabled batting facilities. Delivery will require coordination of the building, food and beverage areas, outdoor activity space and specialist equipment, but the reviewed material does not establish who has been appointed to those packages.
The next construction signals
A current owner update remains the main missing element. Readers should look for a reconciled building scope, a realistic construction program and evidence of work released at the San Antonio site.
For now, the project remains an announced development with a reported schedule slippage. The delay should be tracked without presenting either an active building contract or a permanent cancellation as confirmed.