Published 2 months ago

Seven vacant homes along Kingshighway coming down

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Demolition began Monday for a stretch of seven buildings along South Kingshighway Boulevard and Oakland Avenue. Kansas City-based group called Northpoint Development purchased the buildings. The company plans to build two apartment buildings in the St. Louis area. The two buildings will cost around $120 million and offer hundreds of new apartments.

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Seven vacant homes along Kingshighway coming down

Crews are now demolishing a row of vacant houses along Kingshighway Boulevard in St. Louis to make way for a new development.

2 months ago·St. Louis, United States

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Infamous Kingshighway buildings in FPSE come down

As the last golden hour ends for these storied properties on Kingshighway, let’s go down memory lane of Drury’s and Lux Living’s demolition by neglect. The buildings’ condition belied the massive investment in the neighborhood behind. Over $340M in building permits have been issued since 2007 when Drury started buying up properties. A proposal by […]

3 months ago

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