Steph Kukuljan

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Chesterfield contractor allowed to file liens on hundreds of McBride homes

3 weeks ago | stltoday.com | Steph Kukuljan

ST. LOUIS COUNTY — A judge has ruled that a Chesterfield contractor can pursue legal action against the customers of McBride Homes in order to recoup money the contractor alleges the homebuilder never paid. McBride had asked the court to stop the Builder's Bloc construction company from filing liens against McBride homeowners while the two companies continue to fight in court.
Developer seeks incentives for new St. Louis health clinic for the VA

1 month ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Steph Kukuljan

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Developer seeks incentives for new St. Louis health clinic for the VA

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Steph Kukuljan

ST. LOUIS — A developer behind a health care clinic in the Grand Center neighborhood said Tuesday it needs incentives in order to finish a deal with the U.S. Veterans Affairs. Two out-of-town developers plan to build a $15 million, 15,000-square-foot dermatology and dialysis clinic on North Grand Boulevard, near the John Cochran VA Medical Center. The joint venture between Iowa-based Russell and Florida-based Coharbor Group would then lease the facility to the VA.
On some St. Louis streets, 70% of tornado victims are uninsured. Can recovery happen?

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Steph Kukuljan |Josh Renaud |Nassim Benchaabane

ST. LOUIS — The May 16 tornado battered blocks in north St. Louis where more than 70% of homeowners likely don't have insurance, according to a Post-Dispatch analysis of U.S. Census data. Not all city streets have such high rates, with the figures varying among blocks where the tornado carved a path of damage.
St. Louis Business Journal to leave downtown after 30 years

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Steph Kukuljan

ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Business Journal is leaving downtown after more than three decades. The media outlet has signed a lease for nearly 4,000 square feet of space at 1001 Highlands Plaza, near Interstate 64 and Forest Park, in St. Louis' Cheltenham neighborhood. The Business Journal currently operates from coworking space at Ballpark Village. It previously was located at the Old Post Office Building at Ninth and Olive streets but left due to safety concerns, the outlet said.
KSDK to move to The Highlands building in St. Louis

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Steph Kukuljan

ST. LOUIS — KSDK said Monday it will move to a new location near Interstate 64 and Forest Park. The station, Channel 5, will relocate broadcast operations to 1001 Highlands Plaza in St. Louis' Cheltenham neighborhood beginning in 2026, it said in a statement. KSDK announced earlier this year that it planned to leave downtown St. Louis after 77 years, though it did not disclose its new location at the time.
St. Louis OKs more cash incentives for downtown retail

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Steph Kukuljan

ST. LOUIS — The board for the city's economic development arm agreed on Thursday to add another $100,000 to an incentive program aimed at boosting retail in downtown St. Louis. St. Louis Development Corp. officials said they'll give preference to retail businesses like restaurants, bookstores, apparel stores and coffee shops along high-traffic areas like Washington Avenue, Locust Street and Laclede’s Landing.
Engineering firm wins settlement against troubled St. Louis developer

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Steph Kukuljan

ST. LOUIS — An engineering firm that worked on several Green Street Real Estate Ventures projects has won a more than $200,000 settlement against the troubled St. Louis developer. St. Louis Circuit Court Judge Katherine Fowler on Monday awarded Creve Coeur-based Alper Audi $266,422 for unpaid work, attorneys' fees and interest.
Old stone mansion in Maryland Heights to be torn down for senior homes

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Steph Kukuljan

MARYLAND HEIGHTS — A developer is proposing to raze a vacant, century-old home for a new assisted facility here just west of Fee Fee Road. The facility would consist of six single-story buildings across 10 acres at Midland Avenue and Smiley Road, the developer, Harmony Homes Senior Living, said in plans filed with the city of Maryland Heights.
Wainwright Building remake kicks off with search for 'best ideas'

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Steph Kukuljan

ST. LOUIS — The regional business lobby is seeking ideas on how to revitalize downtown's soon-to-be vacant Wainwright Building. Greater St. Louis Inc. does not yet own the historic 10-story structure — one of the world's first skyscrapers — at Chestnut and North Seventh streets, but the organization is hoping to receive development proposals ahead of its late-summer purchase, according to a release. The deadline for submissions is July 4.