Six Things That “One Hundred” Tells Us
IN FEBRUARY, CONSTRUCTION BEGAN on the most ambitious residential project in St. Louis’s Central West End in nearly a century. The One Hundred building is a...
St. Louis and Its Schools Set For $46 Million From Expiring Tax Abatements
The year 2018 will bring some milestone anniversaries: 100 years since the end of World War I, 50 years since the assassinations of Martin...
St. Louis City Sees Brisk Growth in Real Estate Taxes
REAL ESTATE TAX REVENUE in St. Louis City jumped by more than 5 percent in 2018 after several years of tepid growth, the latest...
The Emerging City of St. Louis: Smaller, Younger, Better Educated
ONE OF THE MOST frequently documented facts about the city of St. Louis for over half a century has been its dramatic...
Bill To Amend Argyle TIF Would Send Millions to City and Its Schools
ST. LOUIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS, CITY HALL’S COFFERS and museums and libraries across the city would get a cash infusion this year totaling...
Now Emerging In St. Louis: The North Central Corridor
IMAGINE a dictionary entry:
Delmar Divide (noun)
1. The line in St. Louis, Missouri, between areas...
Megan Green, Jamilah Nasheed Weigh In on TIFs, Parking Money
SOME OF THE MONEY in the Argyle TIF should be used to buy additional garbage trucks for the city of St. Louis.
City leaders need...
“Deck Chairs On The Titanic”: Ehlmann Blasts STL 2030 Jobs Plan
ST. CHARLES COUNTY EXECUTIVE STEVE EHLMANN is sharply criticizing a draft plan from a new business group in St. Louis that aims...
CWE Parking TIF Now Worth $23 Million In Tax Money
A SINGLE PARKING GARAGE in the Central West End is turning into one of the city’s most expensive tax increment financing deals, keeping millions...
The Brookings Institution Calls St. Louis A ‘Rising Star’ In Tech. Here’s Why.
THE ST. LOUIS METRO AREA comes out looking pretty good in a new report from the Brookings Institution, which calls attention to...
