There are over 6,000 rental and sale units currently
available in downtown St. Louis. That number will
grow by 1,400 units in both 2006 and 2007 and
an additional 2000+ units in 2008. The variety
of housing options is growing too. Loft conversions
continue to be extremely popular and there are
many new and re-sale options from which to choose.
But the next wave of residential development will
include conversion of historic office buildings
into traditional-style condos and apartments as
well as new construction condos and apartments.
These new construction residential properties
will include loft-type space on Washington Ave.,
mid-rise condos on the Riverfront, apartments
above retail in Ballpark Village and the Bottle
District and high rise condos that will alter
the downtown skyline.
As residential development grows, distinct neighborhoods
are emerging throughout the downtown area. The
Loft District, Downtown West, Cupples Station/Ballpark
District, the Post Office District, Columbus Square,
the Central Business District each offer their
own unique character and charm.
Area Attractions
• Over 180 Restaurants
• 6 MetroLink Stops
• Over 15 Bus Lines
• 25 Beauty Salons/Barber Shops
• 33 bars
• 200 Retail Stores
• 5 Pharmacies
• 19 Cleaners
• 3 Markets
• 10 Movie Screens
• 4 Art Galleries
• 23 Banks
• 10 Convenience Stores
• 11 Museums & Visual Arts Centers
• 7 Gyms & Health Spas |
• 2 Performing Arts Theaters
• 4 Florists
• St. Louis Public Library
• Edwards Jones Dome
• Jefferson Memorial
• Union Station
• Old Courthouse
• Savvis Center
• Gateway Arch
• City Museum
• Busch Stadium
• Soldiers' Memorial Military Museum
• Eugene Field House & Toy Museum
• Laclede's Landing
• Kiener Plaza
• Nearby Soulard, Grand Center, Central West End |
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