Demo Alert: 1500 S Grand
The Grim Reaper has been spotted lurking at 1500 S Grand. Recent storms have been unkind to the building. Fencing…
Category Archives: Development & Preservation
WUSTL East End Photo Tour
The WUSTL East End project is nearing completion. Let’s go on a photo tour. To reduce conflicts with traffic, Hoyt…
Campbell House Museum to Begin Million Dollar Addition
The historic Campbell House Museum at 1508 Locust Street downtown applied for a $1,000,000 building permit last week. Two separate…
Drury’s Demolition by Neglect in FPSE
A six-family at 4559 Oakland Avenue is coming down thanks to demolition by neglect. The rear wall collapsed so it…
Corner Infill to Break Ground in the Grove
A small apartment building at the northeast corner of Chouteau and Taylor in Forest Park Southeast is about to see…
Link in the Loop New Rendering
The Link in the Loop at Delmar and Skinker will go before the Preservation Review Board this month with another…
First Three Houses Begin Construction in Northside
Net Zero LLC has broken ground on three model homes in Northside, developer Paul McKee’s long stalled redevelopment zone north…
Chelsea Luxury Living to Break Ground in DeBaliviere Place
Another luxury apartment building will break ground soon replacing a surface parking lot in the city’s DeBaliviere Place neighborhood. The…
Beaumont Exchange to Become Midtown Malone after $8 Million Transforma...
Developer Jassen Johnson’s Renaissance Development Group has applied for an $8 million zoning only permit to convert the vacant Beaumont…
St. Louis Wheel Approved for Union Station
The City of St. Louis last week issued a $3.34 million building permit to erect the St. Louis Wheel at…
No More Subtractive Urbanism in North City
Last week, owners of certain properties in the city’s JeffVanderLou may have been surprised that a brochure circulated offering opportunities…
New Owner Plans $20 million Renovation for Sheraton Clayton Plaza Hote...
While the City of St. Louis struggled in the 1940’s, employment in St. Louis County was booming. Clayton politicians, aware…