Counterpoint. It’s not my first rodeo with 909. We’ve seen buy it, sell it, buy it, sell it…dbInSouthCity wrote:guys (and gals) this cannot be your first rodeo with this?!?! we saw this rodeo with the Jefferson and Market hotel "its dead" 5pm monday, 8am Tuesday- we are negotiating
I’d wondered if that was a typo when I read it. Didn’t really make sense with the rest of the paragraph. Apparently they fixed it.dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑May 16, 2025jshank83 wrote: ↑May 16, 2025Asked for comment, Charles Goldman the managing partner of the Goldman group who purchased the AT&T Tower said the project is on hold and downtown is at risk. Could the building wind up back on the market? Goldman says they are selling.
https://www.audacy.com/kmox/news/local/ ... erm=KMOXAMslight correction. the project continues.Goldman says they are not selling.
As I thought I understood it, it was based on negotiations over changing what we all voted for on minimum wage and sick leave between Dems and Reps to get it back on a ballot to vote on it AGAIN. It's gross and ***** up.Auggie wrote: ↑May 16, 2025I don't understand why the city isn't offering Rams money to help pay for it. Seems like the exact type of "downtown investment" that Spencer says she wants the money to be used for.
Kehoe said that a "scaled down" version of the bill would have been "more palatable" for lawmakers. I genuinely hate these people. Zero people testified against the bill. No one. Both Democrats and Republicans testified in favor along with the Missouri Chamber of Commerce. These ***** axe the capital gains tax, cutting over $300M in revenue every year, but a $50M/project tax credit isn't "pallatable" enough for them.
That's what they said, which on its face is horrible and totally unbecoming of an elected representatives in a supposedly democratic republic, such as Missouri. But it seems like that wasn't even true as they chose not to even put it up for a vote. They're pretty much mask off "we hate you and want you to die."bwcrow1s wrote: ↑May 19, 2025As I thought I understood it, it was based on negotiations over changing what we all voted for on minimum wage and sick leave between Dems and Reps to get it back on a ballot to vote on it AGAIN. It's gross and ***** up.Auggie wrote: ↑May 16, 2025I don't understand why the city isn't offering Rams money to help pay for it. Seems like the exact type of "downtown investment" that Spencer says she wants the money to be used for.
Kehoe said that a "scaled down" version of the bill would have been "more palatable" for lawmakers. I genuinely hate these people. Zero people testified against the bill. No one. Both Democrats and Republicans testified in favor along with the Missouri Chamber of Commerce. These ***** axe the capital gains tax, cutting over $300M in revenue every year, but a $50M/project tax credit isn't "pallatable" enough for them.
The fence is what it is and doesn’t really bother me. My issue is blocking a sidewalk. Unless they are going to be working on the sidewalk which I doubt they are, there had to be a better way to fence it off. If it’s short term then not a huge deal but if it’s like this 6 months from now and no work is going on I think it’s a bad lookTim wrote: ↑Jul 02, 2025I wonder, when this building was constructed with the inset sidewalks, if it was precluded on the requirement that the sidewalks remain accessible to the public?
With the newly constructed walls, the sidewalks around the perimeter of the building along 9th and 10th are now completely blocked off. Yes, you can cross to the opposite side of the street, so it's not the end of the world, but it's annoying nonetheless.
Also, they blocked the "no parking" signs and yellow curb, so I guess you can park here now lol.
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Average Auggie with a holier than thou attitude lolAuggie wrote: ↑Jul 02, 2025Average UrbanSTL people getting upset over a fence. Right up there with the cars parked in a parking garage.
"Hear me out, you put the info in an envelope, tape it to a bench at Kiener and I’ll take care of the rest."dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑Jun 23, 2025I will not be commenting on this project going forward, as I’ve signed an NDA with Goldman Group recently
I read that somewhere...Anything? Waiting for the office conversion bill to get worked out in jeff city?dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑Nov 11, 2025Expect a status update soon
Great article. Desperately need that bill passed this session.dbInSouthCity wrote:https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/new ... louis.html
I'd love some renderings. Please pass on the message. to Charles, Thanks!
