ST. LOUIS – (August 16, 2022) – Expanding their mission to make more possible, Green
Street Real Estate Ventures (“Green Street”) has partnered with food and beverage
entertainment experts, Jacob Miller and Chris Honstain, on the creation of Brick + Bev, a
Green Street affiliate that will provide a super suite of services for the entertainment
and hospitality industry.
Brick + Bev is an innovative new business model that will create incredible experiences
by combining industry-altering entertainment and exceptional hospitality. Services
include but are not limited to hospitality design, brand development, menu engineering,
operations & systems development, strategic & event marketing, project management,
event programming, activation planning, F&B development, talent sourcing, and more.
The Brick + Bev team is currently developing a regional, entertainment destination with
six unique entertainment venues, all located within the Armory, an historical landmark
in Midtown St. Louis. The first phase of the project will open in late 2022.
According to Miller, “Brick + Bev is here to do something different. The Armory is an
incredible part of the history of St. Louis, and we are approaching it with a sincere
commitment to the community. It will be the ultimate gathering and celebratory spot
for all St. Louisans. We also have an ambitious expansion strategy for additional
concepts in the region. Wait until you see what we have planned.”
“The Armory has a special place in my heart,” said Phil Hulse, Green Street CEO and
founder. “We purchased the building because of its historic significance and location.
After several different directions and a global pandemic, we are thrilled to have found
Jake, Chris, and their team to execute on what is the right path. We can’t wait for
people to experience the transformation made by Brick + Bev.”
"Six unique entertainment venues, all located with the Armory." So...Ballpark Village phase 1, basically?That pedestrian bridge to the Foundry is supposed to one day and be built, and the high-rise residential buildings at the Armory is supposed to, at least to my understanding, connect the development up to Grand. But we'll see if that holds true but time those are done. I think with those two new connections + MetroLink + Market Street, it'll be easy enough to get down there.STLEnginerd wrote: ↑Aug 17, 2022How does this concept work without bringing Bernard to at grade intersection with Grand. Access seems severely limiting. You would have to sacrifice east bound 64/40 traffic getting to Benard but that seems like a small price for this developemnt to have access to Grand Ave.
Even better if Greenstreet buy MERS goodwill building and expands the developemnt west to connect to Vandeventer.
The original plans included them, wonder what happened. Seems they're still planning them outside the apartments, though.rheights wrote:I'm surprised at no mention of pickle ball courts with their insane popularity in the last few years.
BB 90: https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/government/c ... BBId=14111This board bill is being introduced for purposes related to the redevelopment project being undertaken by Green Street Armory Investors, LLC ("Green Street") as the developer at the historic Armory building (the "Armory Project"). To facilitate the Armory Project, the City has previously designated the Armory Project site as a Redevelopment Area for Tax Increment Financing ("TIF") purposes pursuant to Ordinance Number 70496 and authorized entering into a Redevelopment Agreement with Green Street pursuant to Ordinance Number 70497.
This board bill is being introduced for purposes related to the redevelopment project being undertaken by Green Street Development Group, LLC ("Green Street") at the historic Armory building (the "Armory Project"). To facilitate the Armory Project, the City has previously designated the Armory Project site as a Redevelopment Area for Tax Increment Financing purposes pursuant to Ordinance Number 70496 and authorized entering into a Redevelopment Agreement with Green Street pursuant to Ordinance Number 70496. The parties entered into a Redevelopment Agreement related to the Armory Project in early 2019 (the "Redevelopment Agreement").
