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St. Louis woman battles over mortgage payment dispute
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says more than half the complaints they receive about mortgages are about trouble during the payment process. It received 12,500 complaints about payment issues in 2025. When a St. Louis woman couldn’t get a dispute about her mortgage...
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Panelized home construction could yield new affordable housing in St. Louis quickly
In July, drivers zipping along West Florissant Avenue in St. Louis’ Mark Twain neighborhood likely caught a glimpse of something unfortunately not more familiar in North City: a new home under construction. In just a matter of days, the corner of West Florissant and North Euclid was transformed from...
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St. Louis Reclaims Its Crown as America’s Top Luxury Housing Market
A low cost of living and a more affordable route to a luxury lifestyle has helped St. Louis reclaim the top spot in the latest Wall Street Journal/Realtor.com Luxury Housing Market Ranking. The Midwest metro climbed from No. 12 last quarter, buoyed by strong buyer demand, low climate risk and...
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Aviator Hotel to be torn down
The abandoned Aviator Hotel at 6921 Lindbergh Blvd. has been bought. District 6 County Councilman Mike Archer says that the owner has plans to at least partially demolish it. “The Aviator Hotel went into receivership, essentially foreclosure,” Archer told The Call in September. “It was purchased (Sept. 17) by a new owner.”
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St. Louis City resident says financing gaps stall redevelopment of vacant buildings across St. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Two developers tried to save the former Roosevelt Apartments in Dutchtown, but neither could make the financing work. The building is coming down. Dutchtown, in south St. Louis City, has new affordable housing and a nonprofit grocery store on the way. Hundreds of...
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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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This tour reframes Downtown St. Louis’ narrative, one group walk at a time
Denis Beganovic doesn’t shy away from sharing what he thinks about St. Louis and what will drive it forward. A military planner by day, Beganovic is known by locals as the chronically-online guy posting across social media platforms, punctuating his views with publicly available data he’s analyzed to tease out trends on crime, spending activity, apartment leases, income, and other economic indicators.
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Why older homeowners need thousands to fix their homes in St. Louis
A new book explores how deteriorating housing in the U.S. has roots in St. Louis, where recent studies have found the average older homeowner needs at least $9,000 worth of home repairs. The book, co-written by University of Missouri-St. Louis professor and housing expert Todd Swanstrom, explores the country’s deteriorating...