In my spare time i tweet a lot of various data things and there really isnt a catch all thread for that so i thought i start one for those who dont follow me on the Twitters.
Not having sports venues open in 2020 and partial for parts of 2021 accounts for pretty much all of the taxable sale fall in STL City
For 2022, Will have most likely crossed $5,000,000,000 in taxable sales for the first time ever
Do you have any idea what the total real estate taxes?dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑Jan 22, 2023For 2022, Will have most likely crossed $5,000,000,000 in taxable sales for the first time ever
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Value of it crossed $5,000,000,000 last year so that times whatever the rate is now
btw, when you compare this to a decade ago, it was $1.31B (63101 was $685m, 63102 $387m, 63103 $237m) when adjusted to inflation, the equivalent to 2012 would be about $1.6BdbInSouthCity wrote: ↑Jan 25, 2023
I wonder what the taxable sales Downtown were back when St. Louis Center (including Famous Barr and Stix) and the mall at Union Station we're thriving.
Total CPI inflation has been 14.5% between 2019 and 2020 so those figures do not look that great (suggest decline in real terms).
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in 1998...framer wrote: ↑Jan 26, 2023I wonder what the taxable sales Downtown were back when St. Louis Center (including Famous Barr and Stix) and the mall at Union Station we're thriving.
63101- $1,104,105,074
63102- $364,669,437
63103- $343,911,315
total $1,812,685,826
when adjusted to inflation? $2,843,103,191 in 2019, pre covid dollars. (Actual 2019 was about $1.7B)
should note that 63102 and 63103 beat inflation but 63101 was cut in half, thats largely due to large companies leaving and or biz to res conversion of buildings....we also had about 750 people living in 63101 in 1998 and about 6000 today
a lot of restaurants closed during covid, i wouldn't look at CPI for a specific thing like restaurants or hotel (since biz travel pretty much got cut in half) but its definitely not growing post covid.kipfilet wrote: ↑Feb 09, 2023Total CPI inflation has been 14.5% between 2019 and 2020 so those figures do not look that great (suggest decline in real terms).
Here is City of Clayton....while its entire 2x2 sq miles but almost all its biz is in their downtown
few Q1 updates
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^Nice! The newspaper business is . . . predictable. We really need a decent local news outlet, but search me what it is anymore.