$172,650 building permit issued for a new 2-fam at 7612 Vermont
$172,650 building permit application submitted for 7616 Vermont for new a two-family.
Is that a two-fam each at 7612 and 7616? Or a two-family spanning the two parcels?
Is that a two-fam each at 7612 and 7616? Or a two-family spanning the two parcels?
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Those are really small lots, so I'd imagine one building spanning both.quincunx wrote:$172,650 building permit application submitted for 7616 Vermont for new a two-family.
Is that a two-fam each at 7612 and 7616? Or a two-family spanning the two parcels?
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$125k building permit issued for rehab of 5800 Minnesota into a single family by Lutheran Development.
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I'm also pleased to see the stabilization in the Broadway federalist row. They put in new balconies and seem to have some other work ongoing. That's really nice to see.
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Not at the moment, no. I'm in Vietnam for the holiday. In a couple of weeks when I get back I'll try to remember. There's still a lot of work to be done. It's just some basic stabilization. Not even really sure who's doing it, but the work on the balconies that were collapsing is pretty obvious. (And I'm having this sudden fear the row is Italianate, not federalist, but the one on Broadway that burned.)
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This two-family is now listing. Frustrates the heck out of me knowing that SLDC/LRA would not sell such a vacant lot for redevelopment with its bizarre policy established last year requiring 4,000 sq. ft. But it would sell it to a neighboring owner for $100 as a side lot.quincunx wrote: ↑Jul 08, 2023$172,650 building permit issued for a new 2-fam at 7612 Vermont
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$239k building permits issued for new homes at 6321 6323 Alaska
$120k building permit application submitted for a new home at 6325 Alaska. Demo permit issued in December
$8.5M building permit application submitted for a 3-story 28-room rehab center at 8301 S Broadway
Looks like they want to replace the whole block. The main building is only about 10 years old.
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They plan to demo the buildings to the north and south? Those are some oldies…Ugh. We are just gonna destroy the oldest neighborhood in St. Louis aren’t we
https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/new ... louis.html
Construction to start in November and last 1 year. Total cost is $10 million, 28 beds, 30,000 square feet.
The city' Conditional Use Board must approve it before construction begins.
Construction to start in November and last 1 year. Total cost is $10 million, 28 beds, 30,000 square feet.
The city' Conditional Use Board must approve it before construction begins.
Even QT's donations destroy old buildings.
The irony of donating to an addiction treatment center when their business depends on dependency.
The irony of donating to an addiction treatment center when their business depends on dependency.
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There’s so much vacant land along this stretch a real shame. Doesn’t appear they will be held to any architectural standard
Carondelet has just been destroyed by property owners looking to destroy buildings to sell the land to gas stations and unhoused groups living in neglected buildings. It’s such a shame. Could have been a little old world jewel on the riverfront but it’s just lost too much
Carondelet has just been destroyed by property owners looking to destroy buildings to sell the land to gas stations and unhoused groups living in neglected buildings. It’s such a shame. Could have been a little old world jewel on the riverfront but it’s just lost too much
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Reminds me of Bayer/Monsanto investments in the botanical gardens initiatives to protect threatened and endangered plant species, plant species who are threatened/endangered due to Bayer/Monsanto’s businessquincunx wrote: ↑Oct 21, 2025Even QT's donations destroy old buildings.
The irony of donating to an addiction treatment center when their business depends on dependency.