The SDCC office hosted a meeting on October 6 to discuss short-term rentals in the neighborhood, with a specific focus on the recent purchase of 6179 Kingsbury by Big Dreams LCC.
Category: Real Estate
Washington University buys vacate lot at Skinker and Delmar Washington University recently acquired 6190 Delmar - the former Church's Chicken Lot at the corner of Skinker and Delmar.
A HISTORY OF A ST. LOUIS HOUSE By Tony Nipert Following the 1904 World’s Fair, Skinker DeBaliviere turned from farmland to a dense urban neighborhood.
Eight years ago, Maxine Clark, founder of Build-A-Bear Workshop, conceived the idea of transforming the former St. Luke’s Hospital on Delmar Boulevard into a place that would give nonprofit agencies the tools they needed to maximize their impact, while simultaneously working in partnership with the community in which the campus is located.
Hundreds of Airbnb properties in the city are being reclassified from residential to commercial for property tax purposes, the St. Louis Assessor’s Office announced May 10.
Hundreds of Airbnb properties in the city are being reclassified from residential to commercial for property tax purposes, the St. Louis Assessor’s Office announced May 10.
We can argue baseball, politics, or where to get the best pizza, but we agree that Skinker DeBaliviere is a wonderful neighborhood!
The Skinker DeBaliviere Community Housing Corporation is excited to announce that we are moving forward with presales of a set of four townhouses, dubbed the Walker Townhomes in recognition of the neighborhood’s walkability, at 521 Des Peres Ave, at the southwest corner with Washington Blvd.
Our neighborhood has survived numerous challenges to construct a stable and diverse neighborhood.
Twenty years ago the 57xx block of McPherson was one of the most challenging in our neighborhood.
Washington University held a Ribbon-Cutting ceremony on August 5 at the new Lofts of Washington University.
DeBaliviere in the '50s and '60s was known as the "DeBaliviere Strip", partly because it was home to some strip clubs, notably the Stardust Club, whose sign advertised boldly: "Evelyn West and her $50,000 Treasure Chest."
