O'Connell's Pub, a Shaw Avenue fixture since the 1960s, has been sold after two years on the market. Owner John Parker Jr. says the new buyers will likely keep the menu and vibe intact.

Phoenix Investors purchased the nearly 600,000‑sq‑ft HMH campus in Troy, MO; HMH remains on-site under a leaseback while Phoenix prepares the property for lease opportunities.

A new St. Louis Business Journal ranking lists the region's biggest SBA 7(a) and 504 approvals in Q1 2026 and what the figures mean for local development.

County filings obtained by local reporters show a Rocket Travel Center and a rebuilt Burger King planned at the Villa Ridge I‑44 exit, on ground hit by a March 2025 tornado. Bidding is already open for the truck‑stop build.

City officials want $6.4M to clear and stabilize the former Killark Electric complex on MLK Drive so a food manufacturer can move in and a workforce campus can expand. Bids for stabilization work ran this spring.

Dallas‑based Sealy & Co. bought the 498,599‑sf Raymore Commerce Center Building 2, expanding a growing Kansas City‑area industrial portfolio. The asset is fully leased and sits on the I‑49 corridor.

St. Louis County reached a deal to sell the 28‑acre Wellston Industrial Park to a logistics developer, moving a long‑vacant former factory site toward private redevelopment.

Nearly $3.9M in federal housing funds will support 34 affordable homes across St. Louis neighborhoods.

A proposed apartment project would be the first major residential build inside St. Charles’ Riverpointe redevelopment.

Court filings and a Chapter 11 petition show prominent St. Louis investors say they voted to remove developer Jeffrey Tegethoff amid allegations of unauthorized partnership changes and diverted funds.

U.S. Bank is investing $40M to renovate 56 St. Louis-area branches as part of a $200M national refresh, with many sites due by the end of 2026.

Roughly $1.95M was paid to Missouri landowners after long-running rails‑to‑trails litigation. Several claims remain and a trial is set for mid‑November in St. Louis.

A moratorium bill landed on the June 8 St. Charles County Council agenda to pause new multi‑family zoning applications while planners study local impacts.