Cowboys Dancehall Property Listed for Sale
The San Antonio venue is on the market following a third Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing by its parent company.
Updated on Oct. 2, 2026 in Commercial

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Cowboys Far West Ltd. has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection while simultaneously listing its longtime San Antonio venue for sale. The 13.98-acre property, which has operated as a dancehall since 2003, is currently being managed by the First American Commercial Property Group.
Why it matters
The company cited significant financial strain caused by an ongoing landlord dispute and construction impacts from the nearby I-10 East/Loop 410 interchange project. Despite these challenges and the legal filing, management intends to keep the venue open for business.
The property includes a 68,875-square-foot facility on a 13.98-acre site. Red River Beverage Inc. stands as the largest creditor, owed $340,000.
The players
Cowboys Far West Ltd.
This is the parent company of the dancehall venue that has initiated its third Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition.
First American Commercial Property Group.
This real estate firm is currently managing the listing of the property on behalf of the ownership.
The details
The facility at 3030 NE Loop 410 has faced a turbulent financial history, including a previous foreclosure auction in April 2019 that saw the site sell for $6.5 million. This latest petition marks the company's third attempt at corporate restructuring.
Timeline
Cowboys Dancehall opened at the site in 2003.
The company filed for bankruptcy previously in 2016 and 2018.
The property was sold at a foreclosure auction in April 2019.
Financial figures were reported in court filings on May 31, 2026.
Roadmap
The 2019 Cowboys Dancehall foreclosure auction serves as a financial benchmark that highlights the recurring nature of the property's debt struggles. This new listing follows the pattern set by that event, demonstrating the ongoing volatility of the venue's commercial ownership.
Patrons can expect the venue to maintain its regular schedule despite the ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. The sale listing may lead to changes in ownership, though the facility currently remains open for regular business operations.
The takeaway
Business owners in the area should monitor the I-10 East/Loop 410 interchange project as it continues to influence property viability and access. Recurring bankruptcy filings often indicate deep-seated structural issues that require long-term solutions beyond short-term debt management.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by San Antonio Express-News.
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