SDCC is cooperation with the Washington University School of Architecture Urban Design Center is working with neighborhood residents to improve the appearance of the "four corners" at Des Peres and Kingsbury.
Category: Urban Redevelopment
Here today, gone tomorrow.
If you like your sports action both physically strenuous and mentally stimulating, you should investigate a sport growing steadily in popularity in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area.
The above map indicates neighborhood homes that have undergone extensive rehabilitation in the last few years.
Rehabing and remodeling structures has become more and more common in the Skinker DeBaliviere neighborhood.
What is a Historic District?
If my experience on the Board of Aldermen has taught me one thing, it is that 'things can only get better in our City.
On November 18th, a general meeting of the Rosedale Neighborhood Association was convened at Grace Methodist Church.
Monthly this column will explore the new, the juicy, the red hot items in the neighborhood...or the hidden old secret that may slip from a neighbor's lips!!!
Members of the SDCC executive board at their September meeting, discussed plans to improve the appearance of the intersection of Kingsbury and Des Peres.
SDCC is working on acquiring money to set up a revolving fund which can be used to buy, rehab, rent or sell single family dwellings coming on the market in this neighborhood, especially those being repossessed by federal lending agencies.
Fifteen members of the Real Estate Board of Metropolitan St. Louis, including the Board's Executive Director, Walter Stradel, visited the Skinker-DeBaliviere neighborhood Sept. 12, on a tour that included stops at seven area homes that have been partly or completely rehabilitated.
