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Bruner, MO · Real Estate
griffonnews.com
Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Springfield metro area
Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Springfield metro area. The real estate frenzy spurred by the coronavirus pandemic continues, though at a slower pace. Buyers are still competing for a limited supply of housing, driving up prices for affordable properties. The typical home value in the United States...
KOLR10 News
Construction of new businesses boost growth in southwest Springfield
The southwest corner of Springfield is experiencing a construction surge, with a wave of new businesses opening and more on the way, including Dutch Bros Coffee, Wendy's, Jersey Mike's, Whataburger, Chick-fil-A, Olive Garden, Ross, Petco, Five Below, Michael's, and Target.
KY3
Springfield city leaders to decide on eminent domain for Hotel of Terror property next month
sgfneighborhoodnews.com
Restore SGF to launch revolving loan fund, employer-assisted housing program in 2026
Since launching its first major initiative just over two years ago, Restore SGF has become a driving force in revitalizing five of Springfield’s historic neighborhoods, Doling Park (East), Fassnight, Grant Beach, Meador Park (East), and Woodland Heights. Through this concentrated approach, Restore SGF is turning renters into homeowners, helping seniors age in place, and bringing neighbors together through shared investment and block-by-block transformation.
KYTV
Springfield city leaders to decide on eminent domain for Hotel of Terror property next month
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A new battle front opened Monday night in the fight over a building in downtown Springfield. “It was a shock. I had no idea this was going on,” said Sterling Mathis. The owner of the Hotel of Terror says he didn’t know that Springfield city...
KOLR10 News
City pushes for Eminent Domain for Hotel of Terror citing bridge safety; owner pushing back
The City of Springfield is proposing an ordinance to place an 'Eminent Domain' status on Hotel of Terror owner Sterling Mathis' property on Main Avenue, citing safety concerns with the structurally deficient Main Avenue Bridge, but Mathis is opposed to the move and is seeking $3.5 million to relocate his business.
KOLR10 News
Hotel of Terror attorney calls for city to stop eminent domain process
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Hotel of Terror owner Sterling Mathis’ attorney has asked the City of Springfield to ‘halt’ their attempts to place the property on North Main Ave in Eminent Domain. “For decades, the Mathis family has operated the Hotel of Terror without incident. But since the City began its Renew Jordan Creek project — […]
greenecountycommonwealth.com
Iron Grain District cuts ribbon
Apartments now available in Republic’s mixed-use development along James River Frwy. Shannon Handwerker, vice president of operations at Magers Management, cuts the ribbon to celebrate the finishing of phase one of the new Iron Grain District Apartments on Nov. 6 at 3184 N. Iron Grain Lane. The project, undertaken by Magers, has been a long time coming, with the district as a whole beginning work in 2022. Being a mixed-use development, the Iron Grain District contains a shopping center with entertainment, shopping and dining experiences. The new apartments will come in one, two, or three-bedroom variations priced at $1,050, $1,350, and $1,425, respectively. Amenities include a clubhouse, pool, fitness center, dog park, and free Wi-Fi. “Being part of the Republic Chamber of Commerce has been integral in getting to know the Republic community as well as introducing Magers Management and the Iron Grain District to the community,” said Handwerker. “The connections we have made are a win-win for all.”
Lawrence County Record
Monett North Hills subdivision Phase 1 approved, includes 111 homes
Rezoning makes all single-family houses same classification, first round doesn’t include duplexes. Plans for the North Hills subdivision in Monett received their first green light on Oct. 14 as the Monett City Council approved the first phase to move forward. By approving two zoning changes and the plat as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Commission, Vaughn Construction can move forward with building its first 111 homes of the 230-home subdivision.
auroraadvertiser.net
Vote now for home of the year
The 2025 Marionville Home of the Month winners include Seth and Mindy Forrester, East Odell Street, for the month of May and Zella and Burl Landers, Highway 14, for June. Wilma Smith’s home on Lyon Street was the July winner. There was no award given in August. Shawn and...
KSNT News
Historic building in Pierce City, Missouri for sale
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1602 & 1604 S 3rd St
Acreage: 0.88 acres (combined) Prime commercial property in the heart of Ozark, ready for development. Zoned C-4 Central Business, this cleared site features a MODOT-constructed and approved 26-ft concrete egress and benefits from 13,000+ vehicles per day. Conveniently located across from Kum & Go, this site offers exceptional visibility and access for retail, office, or mixed-use development.
Springfield News-Leader
Springfield City Council expected to begin Hotel of Terror eminent domain process again
This story was updated to include comment from Hotel of Terror Owner Sterling Mathis and additional details provided by the city. Springfield City Council will once again try to begin the process to condemn and take control of the Hotel of Terror property via eminent domain after years-long negotiations have failed. The Hotel of Terror, at 334 N. Main Ave., has been subject to negotiations with the city for years. The nearby Main Avenue bridge has deteriorated and is in dire need of replacement, which city staff said cannot be done with the adjacent property intact. Springfield Mayor Jeff Schrag said negotiations have fallen into a pattern of appraisals and back-and-forth offers that have failed to bring any fruitful results, leaving eminent domain as the city's chosen solution to ensure the bridge does not become a more critical safety issue. On Monday, Nov. 17, council will take initial steps in the eminent domain process by holding a first reading and public hearing of a council bill condemning the property. Council is expected to vote on the matter at the following meeting, Dec. 15. The eminent domain process would involve a commission of court-appointed, third-party appraisals that would determine a fair