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Orange cones bedevil patrons at beloved Frontenac eatery
Grassi’s Ristorante and Deli has, for good reason, been called a hidden gem. It sits tucked behind the Forshaw furniture store on German Boulevard in Frontenac, across the street from property that not long ago belonged to the Frontenac Racquet Club. First timers to the deli, which makes an incredible roast beef, will no doubt look askance at their GPS. Its location, which this magazine once called felicitous, is part of its charm.
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Effort underway to fill empty storefronts at Laclede’s Landing
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A new marketing campaign is underway to fill empty storefronts at Laclede’s Landing, the riverfront business district once home to Mississippi Nights, Bogarts and Planet Hollywood. John Warren, a commercial real estate broker at Cushman & Wakefield, is leading the effort. “I...
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City of St. Louis uses new tool to tackle vacant lot maintenance
The city’s Forestry Division tends to more than 20,000 vacant lots, rotating ward by ward. Crews work on vacant properties six days a week. Staffing and weather can be factors.
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Effort underway to fill empty storefronts at Laclede’s Landing
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South St. Louis corner set for 78-home Virginia Plaza project
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Developers have started work on a project to build and renovate 78 new homes and apartments at the intersection of the Dutchtown, Carondelet and Mount Pleasant neighborhoods in South St. Louis. The project is called Virginia Plaza, located near Virginia Ave and Eiler Street.
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St. Louis’ haunted and historic Lemp Mansion is for sale
The historic Lemp Mansion in St. Louis’ Benton Park neighborhood is for sale. It was built in the early 1860s and was the home of William J. Lemp, who was a famous brewer until Prohibition forced his business to close. The mansion was turned into a restaurant, inn and...
Housing Wire
Housing Market Spotlight: When housing market signals don’t agree
St. Louis looks, at first glance, like a market where buyers are absorbing new supply quickly. Over the past 11 weeks, new pending sales have outpaced new listings every week. In the latest data, there were 896 new pendings against 659 new listings, or roughly 136 homes going under contract for every 100 newly listed.
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HVS Market Report - Development Drives St. Louis Hotel Outlook
After the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the St. Louis market entered a period of strong recovery in 2021 and 2022. That momentum slowed in 2023 and stalled completely in 2024, as post-pandemic leisure travel subsided, office vacancy remained elevated, and the America’s Center Convention Complex underwent renovations. The renovation and expansion of the convention center was completed in late 2024, paving the way for a strong rebound of convention demand in 2025. In May 2025, a major tornado struck portions of the St. Louis area, resulting in temporary lodging demand from displaced residents, emergency responders, contractors, and recovery personnel.
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HVS Market Report - Development Drives St. Louis Hotel Outlook
In Brief: The St. Louis lodging market struggled to find its footing after the COVID-19 pandemic but appeared to turn a corner in 2025 and continued to strengthen this year. Numerous recent and ongoing developments and initiatives support a positive outlook for market hotels. After the impact of the COVID-19...
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Fleur STL Vanishes From Historic Route 66 Diner Spot After Rent Fight
The tiny, 14-seat restaurant known as Fleur STL has closed for good inside the century-old diner building at 622 Chouteau Avenue in St. Louis, its windows now boarded up along one of the city's most storied stretches of old Route 66. Chef-owner Tim Eagan's chef-driven reimagining of the former Eat-Rite Diner had operated regularly since early 2026 after a February closure that was initially described as temporary.