Month: December 2013

December 31, 2013

Top 10 nextSTL Posts of 2013

Top 10 nextSTL Posts of 2013

by Alex Ihnen 5 min

December 21, 2013

UMSL Breaks Ground on Cannon Designed $36M, 94Ksf Rec Center

UMSL Breaks Ground on Cannon Designed $36M, 94Ksf Rec Center

by Alex Ihnen 3 min

December 19, 2013

Dear Opus, About Your Recent Rejection… An Open Letter to Opus Development

Dear Opus, About Your Recent Rejection… An Open Letter to Opus Development

by Greg Johnson 5 min

December 17, 2013

Twenty-Four Story Residential Tower Proposed for Downtown Clayton

Twenty-Four Story Residential Tower Proposed for Downtown Clayton

by Geoff Whittington 2 min

December 13, 2013

Three New Single Family Homes Proposed for Forest Park Southeast

Three New Single Family Homes Proposed for Forest Park Southeast

by Development Ticker < 1 min

December 13, 2013

Three Story Retail/Office Building Proposed for Chouteau and Taylor in Forest Park Southeast (904-920 S. Taylor)

Three Story Retail/Office Building Proposed for Chouteau and Taylor in Forest Park Southeast (904-920 S. Taylor)

by Development Ticker < 1 min

December 13, 2013

Developer Updates Hilton Hotel Site Plan for The Grove, Pagano Plans Townhomes

Developer Updates Hilton Hotel Site Plan for The Grove, Pagano Plans Townhomes

by Alex Ihnen 3 min

December 12, 2013

Gateway at Kirkwood, Evolving Suburban Development Patterns and Walkable Communities

Gateway at Kirkwood, Evolving Suburban Development Patterns and Walkable Communities

by Alex Ihnen 4 min

December 11, 2013

St. Louis Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow in 9 Buildings

St. Louis Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow in 9 Buildings

by Alex Ihnen 4 min

December 9, 2013

New Single Family Home Coming to Lafayette Square (1107 Dolman)

New Single Family Home Coming to Lafayette Square (1107 Dolman)

by Development Ticker < 1 min

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