A Glendale couple says Period Restoration LLC left their $1.5M custom home unfinished and is suing for $3.375M; neighbors lodged nuisance complaints with the city.

Phase one of the Clinton-Peabody redevelopment breaks ground in July, bringing 89 new apartments, a central park and a refreshed community center to the Near Southside.

Life Time and Midas Hospitality unveiled plans for a Life Time Living project at Boulevard South in Richmond Heights, pairing 263 apartments with a 110,000‑sq‑ft athletic club and street‑level retail.

A downtown St. Louis loft tenant settled a lawsuit after alleging management workers entered her unit and tossed about $30,000 in possessions. The case names companies tied to developers behind STL CityWide.

Northmarq placed roughly $13.7M in bridge financing for Innerbelt Business Center in Overland, backing Fountain Real Estate Capital's plan to lift rents as leases roll.

A proposed Suntrup renovation of the 119-year-old schoolhouse at 120 Henry Avenue would pair a coffee shop and podcast studio with service bays and a 45-car lot — and Manchester aldermen will hear neighbors’ concerns on July 20.

St. Charles County is weighing a six-month pause on approvals for large data centers while officials study impacts on water, power and neighborhoods. The draft ordinance would freeze permits and order a joint review by county departments.

Le Méridien St. Louis Downtown is targeting an early August reopening after two years offline following water damage. The comeback would restore nearly 100 rooms to downtown.

ARPA funds will pay for roof work at the historic Virginia Theater in Dutchtown, halting water damage while officials and neighbors consider reuse options.

Concordia Seminary revealed a multi-phase campus plan that centers new student housing near the chapel after a planned tie-up with Washington University dissolved. The project aims to modernize housing while preserving the campus core.

City planners held an open house for the Mark Twain I‑70 vision, spotlighting big redevelopment parcels and promises of jobs while neighbors pressed for cleanup and retail. Feedback will shape a draft officials expect to refine this summer.

Schnucks broke ground Tuesday on a 68,000‑square‑foot replacement store at Olia Village in Creve Coeur. The supermarket will anchor the mixed‑use redevelopment and is slated to open around Thanksgiving 2027.

Madison County approved buying five downtown Wood River buildings and will spend about $12.7M to renovate them and relocate departments from the old hospital. Officials say the move will centralize services and help downtown foot traffic.