The Ram’s proposal for the Edward Jones Dome in Downtown St. Louis has finally been revealed to the public. It looks nice, but it also looks expensive. If this is what the team expects the St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission (CVC) to provide St. Louisians might want to start pondering what it will be More»
Where St. Louis night owls flock?
They just don’t make warehouses like they used to. Once draped in garments, this famous St. Louis street made the Chicago-style of architecture completely its own when it reinvented itself starting in the 1990s. Many of the early real estate developers’ lofty goals have come to pass. Can you name this street where fashionable garments More»
Where is this building that delivers historical beauty?
Inspired by mid-18th Century Parisian architecture, this historical gem of a building experienced an early 21st century re-birth. Also marked by a post-great Chicago fire of 1871 paranoia, the structure is framed entirely in cast iron down to the doorjambs and window frames. Its decorative details and forward thinking use of light alone merit a visit. More»
St. Louis Real Estate Society is seeking a Qualified Agent
I am happy to report that the 2011 real estate market was kind to us & 2012 is projected to be even kinder. We are currently looking for 1 or 2 individuals who are interested in a career working in real estate. No experience is necessary & the compensation structure is negotiable. In short, we are More»
Gas or electric appliances?
When it comes to the real estate, you can never build to accommodate everyone’s tastes. But it never hurts to try. One issue that seems to be hard to get a true grasp on is people’s feelings towards electric and gas appliances and utilities. Stoves, furnaces, water heaters… that kind of thing. We get calls More»
Extreme downsizing is the latest trend in house hunting
The trend towards living in in a small (as little as 200 square feet), economic and well designed house is huge right now. The old lady who lived in a shoe was apparently ahead of her time. If it were not for all those kids, she may have enjoyed the benefits of being a tiny More»
Where can you find mixed media & mixed drinks?
This longstanding, fantastical city spot shares its name with a famous city built on water and is famous for its ‘oceans’ of mosaic art. A walk through this joint always reveals some new feast for the eye, and its patio rates high on any summer lover’s bar list. If only artifacts and mosaic art could More»
St. Louis Zoo to buy Forest Park Hospital site
Think the St. Louis Zoo is too small and that it doesn’t have enough parking? Apparently the Zoo agrees with you. To remedy the problem, they now have the former Forest Park Hospital under contract to purchase. The 13.5 acre site is located at 6150 Oakland Ave. in the Clayton-Tamm neighborhood (part of Dogtown) of More»
Where can you hear more than just church music?
Wander into this church on a Sunday morning and they just may ask you to come back for the matinee or on a Friday or Saturday night. With a stage literally built for worship, this one of a kind theatre graces one of our city’s many interesting south side neighborhoods. From concerts to family musicals, More»
The Temtor Building transforming the Patch Neighborhood
The recent real estate development most people associate with the far-southern reaches of St. Louis City seems to be the the new River City Casino. While there is no doubt that the casino has brought a lot of attention to that area of South St. Louis City & County, there is actually another large-scale project that is More»
St. Louis Microbreweries: Perennial Artisan Ales
With St. Louis’ new love affair with microbreweries, it is nice to see the far south-side of the City is not being left out of the fun. Since September 2011, Perennial Artisan Ales has been brewing beer in the former Coca-Cola syrup plant at 8125 S Michigan in the Patch Neighborhood (near Carondelet). The redeveloped industrial plant is now More»
St. Louis Microbreweries: Civil Life Brewing
Originally started in late-summer 2010, Civil Life Brewing Co. is now officially open for business after about a year of construction. Located in the South St. Louis neighborhood of Tower Grove South, the brewery is owned and operated by the former owner of 33 Wine Shop and Tasting Bar in Lafayette Square, Jake Hafner. The company is currently More»
Where can you “Bank On This River”?
They tell us not to mess with Mother Nature, but part of this river was hidden by wooden channels for the 1904 Worlds Fair & later buried. Water is now artificially flowing through Forest Park in its stead. It’s a small city river, our French forefathers granted its name, and we rely on it during stormy weather. More»
Climbing wall, gym and two restaurants coming to the Georgian
While much of the construction at the Georgian (formerly City Hospital) has been complete for years, the project has been slowly growing since it began in the mid-2000′s. Nestled between the Lafayette Square and Soulard neighborhoods, the complex is very visible and has huge potential. Despite this, while most of the 104 condos at the site are now complete, (A number of condos are More»
Where can you “Fly High” in St. Louis?
Before you go for the easy answer here, we are not talking about the famous Arch grounds, aka our beloved Gateway to the West. This week’s ‘Where In The Lou?’ finds us at a specific traditional summer event With eyes up and jaws open, we annually marvel and the best view happens to be from the top of the aforementioned Arch. More»
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4315 Wyoming renovation complete and For Sale
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3800 Shenandoah Off the Park complete
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St. Louis’ Multi-Family Lead Remediation Program
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St. Dominic Priory complete in the Gate District
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Pestalozzi Place apartments completed and for sale
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3201 Lafayette townhomes in the Gate District
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Rams proposal for Edward Jones Dome revealed
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Where St. Louis night owls flock?
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Where is this building that delivers historical beauty?
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St. Louis Real Estate Society is seeking a Qualified Agent
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Gas or electric appliances?
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Extreme downsizing is the latest trend in house hunting
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