A 2.7-million-listing study shows St. Louis home values barely budged since 1890, even as San Diego prices soared over 1,000%.

Preservationists say the fire-scarred church's brick walls still stand strong. The city's own alderman says the RFP isn't locked in.

Double Eagle Development showed off pools, a clubhouse and six buildings for Kirkwood's old utility yard, but city planners still want fixes.

Villages at Lake Silvercote changed hands for the first time since 2019, fetching roughly $183,727 per unit.

An emergency demolition order on the historic Cass Avenue Bank building has been canceled after residents flooded City Hall with calls.

A $17 million tax-credit package will fund 40 affordable homes on city-owned lots in north St. Louis, timed to Habitat's 40th anniversary.

The Gateway Arch Park Foundation and two partners now control 2,500-plus parking spots downtown, with plans to fill empty retail and boost safety.

Nine PBS is leaving its Grand Center headquarters for a major renovation designed around community space, collaboration and modern broadcasting.

A $24 million, 74-unit apartment project has broken ground in St. Louis’ Downtown West, marking the first major step in the ambitious City Commons redevelopment plan.

St. Louis' 20 biggest residential mortgage lenders originated $5.35 billion in home purchase loans during 2025. A broader ranking reveals the scale of the region's lending market.

St. Louis is offering at least a decade of tax incentives to revive a vacant Kingshighway corner after a major apartment plan collapsed.

A Fillworks proposal to fill the Ruprecht Quarry in Lemay has neighbors worried about years of truck traffic, flood risk and dust as county staff review the permit.

St. Louis County will accept sealed bids Aug. 24–26 for hundreds of tax-delinquent parcels, from neighborhood homes to major commercial sites. Deadlines, examples and legal risks are outlined.