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Barnes & Noble opening another store in St. Louis area
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City’s attempt to foreclose on Bevo Mill lot shows how new tools can address nuisances
After an incident involving a can of spray paint and a propane heater caused Kenneth Sandrell’s Bevo Mill home to burn down in 2025, he considered turning the vacant lot into tiny homes or a park for the local children. Instead, the property has become, depending on whom you...
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K9 Garden in St. Louis to close Oct. 31
K9 Garden, a dog park, bar and social venue in St. Louis’ Botanical Heights neighborhood, will close permanently Saturday, Oct. 31, less than a year after opening. The venue opened Jan. 16, 2026, at 4565 McRee Ave. in the former Bar K space, bringing back the indoor and outdoor off-leash dog park concept alongside a restaurant, bars, live music and private events. The project was developed by local commercial real estate company Seneca CRE, whose team also operates 9 Mile Garden in Affton.
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Pagedale Breaks Ground On 42 Mixed-Income Apartments
Crews broke ground on a new 42-unit mixed-income apartment development in Pagedale, adding fresh housing stock to a North St. Louis County community that's been steadily rebuilding for more than a decade. The project, officially named Residences at The Page II, sits at 6712 Page Avenue and is being developed by the community nonprofit Beyond Housing Inc.
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Residents demand action on abandoned Spanish Lake motel
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Deloitte Renews Lease in St. Louis as SRC Completes Major Building Upgrades
Stanton Road Capital (SRC) announced the completion of The Outpost, a new amenity center at the Deloitte Building in downtown St. Louis, alongside a lease renewal by longtime tenant Deloitte. The renewal retains Deloitte in 22,040 square feet at the 12-story office tower located at 100 South 4th Street. The...
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St. Louis lawsuits target 124 Northside Regeneration properties
St. Louis officials filed delinquent-tax lawsuits over 173 properties earlier this month, including 124 tied to Paul McKee's Northside Regeneration, as the city seeks to collect around $600,000 in outstanding fines and fees.
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Historic Route 66 motel reopens in Sullivan after years vacant
SULLIVAN, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A motel along Route 66 in Sullivan has reopened after sitting vacant for years. The Shamrock Court was built in 1948 as a motel along Route 66. It was later converted into apartments until the owner died in 2009. “In 2009, that was it....
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North St. Louis Apartment Complex Gets Condemnation Notice After Inspectors Could Not Complete Checks
A worn apartment complex in St. Louis's Baden neighborhood has been declared unsafe by its own property managers, who say electrical problems, missing running water, open electrical lines and extensive mold have made conditions untenable for residents at 8440 North Broadway. The city's Building Division issued a condemnation notice in September after inspectors could not safely complete required safety checks. The notice gave the owner an opportunity to arrange inspection access and did not direct tenants to leave.
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Property managers call North Broadway apartments unsafe, as work continues to relocate tenants
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Property managers at apartments along North Broadway in north St. Louis City say the units are not safe to live in, citing electrical issues, no running water and mold. “Electrical issues, no running water, open electrical lines, massive mold,” said Brian Klarich, owner...
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McKee’s Northside Regeneration is the target of 130 foreclosure suits filed by the city Tuesday
On Tuesday, the City of St. Louis filed lawsuits seeking foreclosure on 173 properties with significant taxes. Three-quarters of those properties are owned by the same entity, a name that should come as no surprise: Paul McKee’s Northside Regeneration. McKee and Northside have had significant holdings in North City...
St. Louis American
New guide helps minority contractors compete
As billions of dollars in construction projects take shape across the St. Louis region, a local nonprofit is trying to ensure that minority- and women-owned businesses are better prepared to compete for a share of the work. Mission Realty Advisors has introduced “Build With Purpose,” a free guide designed to...