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It looks like all the junk on the south side of the building is just sitting there rotting!! 
and via a drive by looks like some windows are boarded up
can we declare this project unfinished and just board up the whole thing (again)?

As much money they have put into this you would think they would have turned the focus to getting things open one at a time as soon as they could.

BarryGlick wrote: ↑

1:06 AM - 20 days ago

It looks like all the junk on the south side of the building is just sitting there rotting!! 
and via a drive by looks like some windows are boarded up
can we declare this project unfinished and just board up the whole thing (again)?

...why are you rooting for failure? That is such a locals-only way of thinking...do better.

BarryGlick wrote: ↑

1:06 AM - 20 days ago

It looks like all the junk on the south side of the building is just sitting there rotting!! 
and via a drive by looks like some windows are boarded up
can we declare this project unfinished and just board up the whole thing (again)?

Have you never been to a construction site? there is nothing rotting. its excess counter tops, tiles, pipes and construction material. some will be used, other will be returned 

dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑

1:42 PM - 19 days ago

BarryGlick wrote: ↑

1:06 AM - 20 days ago

It looks like all the junk on the south side of the building is just sitting there rotting!! 
and via a drive by looks like some windows are boarded up
can we declare this project unfinished and just board up the whole thing (again)?

Have you never been to a construction site? there is nothing rotting. its excess counter tops, tiles, pipes and construction material. some will be used, other will be returned 

I don't think he was being literal.  Rotting can symbolize stagnation, the passage of time, and myriad other things.  Also, at this point, calling this a construction site is a stretch.  

STLAPTS wrote: ↑

Sep 05, 2025

AlterraMike wrote: ↑

Sep 05, 2025

STLAPTS wrote: ↑

Sep 05, 2025

You suggested it on a public forum.  Let's keep it that way. If you'd like, we can make it a friendly wager.  Let us know what you were thinking. 

Perfect. A donation of $100 to other’s favorite charity in case of a loss.

Mine is unicef.org.

Friendlier than expected but let's book it.  You can donate to the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis

It's been 11 months. I'm guessing a $100 donation to Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis is in order?

Tim wrote: ↑

6:03 PM - 18 days ago

STLAPTS wrote: ↑

Sep 05, 2025

AlterraMike wrote: ↑

Sep 05, 2025

Perfect. A donation of $100 to other’s favorite charity in case of a loss.

Mine is unicef.org.

Friendlier than expected but let's book it.  You can donate to the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis

It's been 11 months. I'm guessing a $100 donation to Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis is in order?

Right.  Mike, Did you send the check to the Urban League?  

I don’t know if you will be able to see this link on TikTok but looks like an employee recorded a tour of community space status. Looks like a long ways to go….he has another video of an apartment unit and looks fully built out if you go to his account.

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8WrUg1d/


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^It's been a while since I worked on that sort of construction project, but that looks pretty close to complete, really. Structural is slowest, and that's all clearly complete. The electrical, plumbing, and HVAC all look done. Everything is framed in. The walls and ceilings are closed. It's just trim at this point. Needs a few doorframes. Paint, carpet, fixtures, furnishings . . . and all of that can go surprisingly quickly if you throw enough bodies at it. That last part is a big if, mind, but it appears to be at a point where all that's left is one big push and you can start generating revenue.