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O'Fallon Loop

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PostJun 20, 2007#1

O'Fallon, Ill., site of $100 million hotel, commercial development

By Riddhi Trivedi-St. Clair

ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH

06/20/2007




Developers are hoping a $100 million hotel, retail and office park project will become a catalyst for O'Fallon, Ill.'s own "loop" — an area where people can shop, dine, work and play.



Darwin Miles, president of Miles Properties, and Darrell Shelton, president of Commercial Property Investors, both based in O'Fallon, broke ground Monday on the 80-acre project at the northwest corner of Interstate 64 and Green Mount Road.



The development will feature a 128-room Hilton Garden Inn and a 99-room Hampton Inn and Suites. It also will have a 32,000-square-foot conference center.



The hotels and 500,000 square feet of office space will be on the north end of the development. The south end will be primarily retail, Miles said.



The conference center will open for business in the spring of 2008; the Hilton Garden Inn will follow in the summer; and the Hampton Inn and Suites in the fall of next year, Miles said.



Construction on the office buildings will be ongoing as the space gets leased out, he said, and several restaurants will open by early next year.



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PostJun 20, 2007#2

I drove by this area about a month ago and thought it needed something like this. It looks like the northwest area is already graded for something.



It'll be great, especially if the hotels/office buildings have the same height as the new Drury Inn.

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PostJun 20, 2007#3

Oh please! It's own "loop?" No way in hell is this going to be like "the Loop." Everything else sounds fine, for a suburban development.

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PostJun 20, 2007#4

^No kidding. I'm assuming they mean something else with 'loop.'



More like you can do everything (close the loop) without leaving.

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PostJun 20, 2007#6

I suppose I like to see growth on the East Side, but it's sad to see once again that the strip mall hasn't evolved much.

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PostJun 26, 2007#7

This would be a nice development. Hopefully, it will add some mid-rise buildings and some much needed entertainment venues out on the eastside. :)



What are the proposed on the "I-64 exchange" aerial map going to be? Next to Newbold BMW, Toyota, across from Meyer Honda. It looks like car dealers. Anyone know what brands/makes they will be?

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PostJun 27, 2007#8

Grover wrote:I suppose I like to see growth on the East Side, but it's sad to see once again that the strip mall hasn't evolved much.


I feel the same way.



I sometimes do my heavy-duty shopping in the Metro East as an alternative to Brentwood and Richmond Heights, or the retail along Watson Road and South Lindbergh Boulevard in South County. Frankly, though, I like shopping in the Metro East less as retail becomes less centered around St. Clair Square and pushes into O'Fallon and Shiloh. Now that this trend has taken off, IMHO traffic congestion there is no better than comparable retail clusters on the Missouri side.



I'm glad to see the Metro East attracting more development, but calling this proposed development a "Loop" proves that someone is seriously out of the loop. :roll:



10-intuition, I noticed the proposed car dealerships on Central Park Drive near the new Newbold BMW showroom also. I have no idea about whom may locate there, but there are a few makes (Acura, Audi, Lexus, Volvo, etc.) with no Metro East presence that might find this location ideal.

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PostJan 04, 2021#9

Construction starts on new office building in Metro East
https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/new ... 3#cxrecs_s

Not sure what the "O'Fallon Loop" is, but I also didn't think this project warranted its own thread.  Maybe retitle this one to "O'Fallon Updates" or something similar?  Anyway, here are the details:
The 50 West office building, at 821 West U.S. 50 across from the O'Fallon Family Sports Park, will have 36,000 square feet of Class A office space. The building is set to house the practices of Dr. Joshua Wilson of Advanced Vision Care and Dr. Michael Stock of Ideal Eye Surgery, both of whom are owners of the development.

No investment cost was disclosed. Construction is set to be complete by July 2021.
The 50 West office building is among a slew of new construction starts in the latter half of 2020. The value of nonresidential construction starts in the St. Louis metro area was up 67% year over year through November 2020, to $2.3 billion, according to the latest available research from from Dodge Data & Analytics.

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PostFeb 25, 2022#10

Maybe rename to O’Fallon, Illinois updates?

Large mixed-use development, with apartments and retail, proposed in Metro East
https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/new ... -east.html
The developer is dividing the site into four lots: Lot 1 will have multiple apartment buildings. Lot 2 is designated as future restaurant or retail space, with no signed tenants yet. Lot 3 will house a four-story, 94-room hotel, possibly a Home2Suites aligned with Hilton, according to a report from City Planner Mary Kennedy.

The final, fourth lot would have a four-story apartment building with 240 units.

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PostAug 08, 2022#11

More major O'Fallon farmland development. Normally I'd mourn suburban development but it's good to see some growth on the other side as opposed to the usual St Charles/West County stuff in the endless fight to move the epicenter of the region back east. O'Fallon (IL) must be one of the fastest growing cities in the metro area?

https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/new ... illas.html

Mixed-use development in Metro East will combine 174 homes with retail, office and memory care facility


A developer is preparing for construction of a mixed-use development on 50 acres in the Metro East that would combine a new subdivision of 174 townhouses with a memory-care facility and speculative retail.

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PostAug 08, 2022#12

There's another 300+ unit apartment project with some retail coming to O'Fallon as well.

Like you, and just about everyone on this board, I am not a fan of urban sprawl. 

That said, I think it's important that for St. Louis and Missouri that Metro East gain some momentum and some wins. 

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PostAug 09, 2022#13

You'd hope that the development in Edwardsville in the North and O'Fallon in the South would eventually spill over to the center and Collinsville would get a boost too.