Nathan Rubbelke
Editor at St. Louis Business Journal
Editor at St. Louis Inno
Tech/startups, innovation and sports business for @stlouisbiz and @StLouis_Inno. Send tips/story ideas to [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
bizjournals.com | Nathan Rubbelke
The Masonic Temple near Saint Louis University recently converted into an apartment complex by developer Brian Hayden is listed for sale. The Masonic Temple near Saint Louis University recently converted into an apartment complex by developer Brian Hayden is listed for sale. The for-sale listing marks the latest property of Hayden’s to hit the market, with the developer also seeking buyers for his five downtown St. Louis apartment buildings.
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4 weeks ago |
bizjournals.com | Nathan Rubbelke
The city of St. Louis said Friday it will pay the price set in eminent domain proceedings to acquire parcels that make up the Railway Exchange Building’s parking garage. The city of St. Louis said Friday it will pay the price set in eminent domain proceedings to acquire parcels that make up the Railway Exchange Building’s parking garage.
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4 weeks ago |
bizjournals.com | Nathan Rubbelke
The store will go in at a site that's currently vacant. Pizza chain Domino’s plans to open a new location in Tower Grove South. The new store will be at 3108 S. Kingshighway Blvd., which is currently vacant. A spokesperson for Ann Arbor, Michigan-based Domino’s said the new store’s franchisee is Mark Ratterman, who owns dozens of Domino’s locations in the St. Louis region. Domino’s didn’t provide a timeline for the new store’s opening in Tower Grove South.
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1 month ago |
bizjournals.com | Nathan Rubbelke
The addition of the trail also includes improvements to Grand Avenue designed to improve safety along the road. Construction is expected to begin in May on a new 1.3-mile paved trail that’s part of the Brickline Greenway project aimed at adding several miles of new paths in the city of St. Louis.
Cheaper beer, a DJ and brisket dog: What's new at Busch Stadium in 2025 - St. Louis Business Journal
1 month ago |
bizjournals.com | Nathan Rubbelke
Cheaper beer, additional food items and an in-house disc jockey are among new features coming to Busch Stadium for the 2025 season. Cheaper beer, additional food items and an in-house disc jockey are among new features coming to Busch Stadium for the 2025 season. The St. Louis Cardinals, ahead of Thursday’s home opener, on Monday showed off Busch Stadium’s new additions, with new food items taking center stage.
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