Kingsbury Redevelopment Corporation, a subsidiary firm wholly owned by the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council, is continuing work on plans redevelopment of the "triangle area"..
Category: Urban Redevelopment
Beginning in the January semester, 10 students sponsored by the Ecumenical Campus Ministry at Washington University will be working for college credit in our neighborhood, particularly in the field of housing and real estate.
It probably didn’t surprise anyone in this neighborhood to read a recent article in the daily press stating that the ordinance requiring real estate companies to register the names of the straw parties they use in real estate transactions was being ignored by the real estate industry.
The Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council endorsed the.
An apartment residence for low income senior citizens is being proposed by a group of local businessmen for lots on the southwest corner of DeBaliviere and DeGiverville, between DeGiverville and the railroad right-of-way.
This house at 5928 Pershing is owned by HUD and has been vacant for more than a year.
Redevelopment of the area to the west of DeBaliviere is dependent now on meetings with local officials of the Federal office of Housing and Urban Development.
A status report on West End Townhouses, Inc. on April 23 revealed that Washington University has pledged itself to guarantee $100,000 worth of loans for the local corporation.
A public hearing on board Bill 307, which would approve the redevelopment plan for the triangle area was held at the Board of Alderman hearing room on February 15th.
"You might, as well be living, in the city!"
February 15 has been set by the St. Louis Board of Aldermen for public hearings on four West End redevelopment proposals, including the one planned for our neighborhood.
The first feedback on the redevelopment plan for the "triangle area" indicated to the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council Board that the issue of subsidized housing was going to be criticized both by those who think the projected percentage of such housing too high, and also by opposing groups who think the percentage too low.
