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A home in Clayton hits the market
Nestled in Old Town’s Bemiston neighborhood, this property is within walking distance to downtown Clayton and boasts quick access to major highways and St. Louis’ Forest Park. Artisan Craftmanship. A black-and-white exterior and a stone walkway create an inviting entrance. Inside, an open floor plan makes entertaining easy....
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Crews Raise First Modular Home in The Ville Near Sumner High School
Crews guided prefabricated wall panels into place Tuesday near Sumner High School in St. Louis's The Ville neighborhood, assembling the first house in a pilot program meant to bring new construction to lots that have sat empty for years. A crew member with Module Building Systems worked the panels into position as the first modular home began taking shape, with officials saying they hope to replicate the approach in other parts of the city that need housing.
St. Louis American
New home, same mission for The American
The St. Louis American is moving into the headquarters of the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis, relocating the nearly century-old newspaper from its offices on Pine Street to North St. Louis. Operations will officially begin at 1408 N. Kingshighway Blvd. on Nov. 2. The Urban League, which owns the...
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Darrwin E. Perkins II and Alexi-Julia Smith have joined Lewis Rice as associates in the law firm’s corporate department
Darrwin E. Perkins II and Alexi-Julia Smith have joined Lewis Rice as associates in the law firm’s corporate department. Perkins maintains a general business law practice focused on corporate matters. He graduated from Saint Louis University School of Law in 2026. He earned an MBA in 2023 and a bachelor’s degree in business administration in 2022 from McKendree University.
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PERSPECTIVE: Gateway South — The Power of Persistence
Gateway South, the ambitious $1.2 billion redevelopment of 94 acres of St. Louis riverfront south of the Gateway Arch, may be taking an important step forward. The city’s Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority (LCRA) is considering up to $30 million in industrial revenue bonds to finance two projects: a new 55,000-square-foot light industrial facility and the renovation of an existing warehouse and construction of new office space for Schaeffer Electric.
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Senate Square auction gets cancelled, again
Two properties whose auctions were rescheduled to take place yesterday will go unsold, at least for now: the embattled Senate Square apartments in Benton Park, and the tornado-stricken Delmar Savoy apartment building at Delmar and Union Boulevards. The two properties have the same owner, David Shemano (identified in court documents as Pinchos D. Shemano), and are both now in receivership after missed payments to their lender.
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Hoffmann Gets FCC Go-Ahead To Buy Audacy’s St. Louis Stations.
The Federal Communications Commission has cleared the way for Hoffmann Media Group to acquire Audacy’s six-station St. Louis radio cluster, rejecting an objection that raised concerns about media consolidation, editorial independence and the future of local journalism. The decision removes the potential regulatory hurdle for Hoffmann as it makes its first move into radio broadcasting, part of a broader strategy to build a national media business combining newspapers, digital platforms and broadcast stations.
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Alberici’s Jose Garcia to Moderate St. Louis Construction Outlook Panel Dec. 3
Posted In: Discussion, Ideas, Organizations, What we are thinking about. Construction Forum will bring together senior executives from some of the St. Louis region’s largest owners and builders, along with labor, on December 3 for a discussion of the construction industry’s outlook, major projects, and challenges ahead. The...