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Post6:24 PM - May 27#901

Good Developments Group’s founder and managing partner Greg Gleicher told the LCRA board the fire that damaged the site was caused by two trespassers attempting to destroy each other’s property after breaking into the building.  Gleicher said there has been 24/7 security at the site since the fire.
So they're basically acknowledging there wasn't any security before the fire, and the City is just content with that? 

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Post7:10 PM - May 27#902

So this was initially advertised as a $1.2B project. I wonder what the dollar figure is on the "scaled back" version of the project. 

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Post9:48 PM - May 28#903

I had/have my fingers crossed that one of St Louis big general contractors whether it be Clayco, McCarthy, Alberici, etc.  can land or have a presence in this development.   St Louis region punches above its weight as far as contractors going.  Of course, my wishful thinking is McCarthy would relocate there Corporate HQ in this development.   

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Post10:36 PM - May 28#904

dredger wrote:
9:48 PM - May 28
I had/have my fingers crossed that one of St Louis big general contractors whether it be Clayco, McCarthy, Alberici, etc.  can land or have a presence in this development.   St Louis region punches above its weight as far as contractors going.  Of course, my wishful thinking is McCarthy would relocate there Corporate HQ in this development.   
When the downtown development bill map is drawn for the city. I'm sure Chouteau's Landing will be included. I'm sure that will help the feasibility of any development down there.

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Post12:53 AM - May 29#905

Does anyone know if any of the old buildings are staying up? I think the most western warehouse was relatively unscathed by the fire.


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Post5:12 PM - May 29#906

Just saw a report on KSDK that demo of the burnt out buildings has commenced.

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Post5:24 PM - May 29#907

I know they have specifically said that the westernmost building that had previously burned is definitely coming down. I wouldn't be surprised if they find a way to keep that concrete corner building (2nd and Cedar) that still looks to be in structurally decent shape.

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Post11:28 PM - Jun 02#908

An absolute crime


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Post6:04 PM - Jun 30#909

Looks like demolition has begun, according to Saint Louis Patina:

https://stlouispatina.com/crunden-martin-demolition-begins/

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Post6:29 PM - Jun 30#910

Looks like demolition has begun
And the big project will begin when?

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Post8:50 PM - Jun 30#911

I still can’t believe this group from NY came in and promised all that stuff just to destroy buildings that had survived being abandoned the decades prior without their supposed big funding and careful supervision


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Post2:00 AM - Jul 01#912

I still can’t believe this group from NY came in and promised all that stuff
I suspected early on it was all 'smoke and mirrors'

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Post3:07 AM - Jul 01#913

BarryGlick wrote:I still can’t believe this group from NY came in and promised all that stuff
I suspected early on it was all 'smoke and mirrors'
I think it's fair to say that we should all be skeptical of any big plans for the city.

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Post4:00 AM - Jul 01#914

Miss Shell wrote:
3:07 AM - Jul 01
BarryGlick wrote:I still can’t believe this group from NY came in and promised all that stuff
I suspected early on it was all 'smoke and mirrors'
I think it's fair to say that we should all be skeptical of any big plans for the city.
Even more skepticism should be applied to smaller, real estate startups like GDG. This was a huge project to tackle but they were just too small to handle it.

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