The redevelopment board will consider declaring the former Liberty Hospital blighted on Tuesday, a move that could open the property to developers and incentives.

Fischer & Frichtel plans roughly 30 low‑maintenance villas at Wildwood’s Brightleaf Town Center. The proposal is now in Wildwood design review and the builder is taking interest lists.

Plans filed with state regulators propose a $231M replacement for Touchette Regional, promising expanded mental‑health and specialty care plus linked housing and workforce projects.

City officials say youth tournaments and visiting teams funneled about $25 million into Chesterfield in 2025, and the city is weighing field and court expansions to keep up.

A Board committee advanced a 25‑year property tax abatement Wednesday to clear the way for the proposed Northern Light project on nearly 10 acres at Cass and 10th. The plan would anchor the site with an event center and townhomes.

A buyer has pitched a $1.8 billion plan to convert Emerson’s former Ferguson campus into mixed‑use housing, offices and retail; public review is next.

The Port Authority moved to advance project-area sales taxes for the CITY SC stadium and a proposed downtown hotel, creating a route to localized funding for the developments.

Cordish has stepped into Jefferson City pushing to revive MODESA — a move that could redirect state tax increments toward new downtown projects in Kansas City and St. Louis. Lawmakers will weigh whether expanded incentives are a growth tool or a long‑term revenue gamble.

Keeley Properties has started work on the Iris, the first apartment building inside Cortex, promising new housing and ground-level retail near City Foundry.

A judge sided with Delmar Maker District property owners in a lawsuit alleging lead contamination that forced Brew Tulum's Central West End closure.

A coalition of Midtown businesses is proposing a special taxing district to pay for block-level street repairs along Locust and nearby stretches.

Developers asked the city for a permit to turn a North City substation into a Negro Leagues museum; neighbors said outreach and parking plans need work.

The Vincentians will spend about $6 million to convert a vacant LaSalle Park building into their Western Province headquarters, consolidating staff and ending long-term Midtown leases.