Failed Westin Proposal Raises Questions for Future Development in Clayton

"But now residents can rest easy." That is at least if they enjoy a vacant storefront and surface parking lot. The proposal for a 245-room Westin Hotel at Maryland and Central Avenues in Clayton is dead. First proposed in 2007, the tower and retail/parking structure on the north side of Maryland had been redesigned several times. Graybar has now purchased the site, but has no current plans to develop the site. The Post-Dispatch has a good write-up. Toronto Cialis

"But now residents can rest easy." That is at least if they enjoy a vacant storefront and surface parking lot. The proposal for a 245-room Westin Hotel at Maryland and Central Avenues in Clayton is dead. First proposed in 2007, the tower and retail/parking structure on the north side of Maryland had been redesigned several times. Graybar has now purchased the site, but has no current plans to develop the site. The Post-Dispatch has a good write-up.

Ultimately the project was the victim of a down economy as the property went into foreclosure and was available to purchase, but Graybar, whose headquarters sits to the west, and nearby residents were happy to do their part. It would seem that Graybar enjoys 1980 Clayton and so do many residents. I always enjoy/cringe at the irony of those who build mid-rise towers in place of low-rise and then complain that anything higher would be inappropriate.