St. Louis Neighborhood Development Blog
A Catalog of St. Louis developments, large and small
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Garcia Properties is tackling a rehab of a vacant mixed use corner building located at 3731 McDonald in the Tower Grove South neighborhood. The permit amount is $60,000.
Below is a Google Streetview capture of the building:
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A two-family home at 3900 Utah in the Tower Grove South neighborhood is being converted into a single family by RHS Investments, LLC. The permit amount was $120,000.
Below is a recent photograph of the structure:
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The rehab project underway at a mixed use corner building at 3128 Morgan Ford in the Tower Grove South neighborhood is quickly transforming a once quiet corner.
This blurry Google Streetview capture shows the building’s previous state, with a remuddled storefront that does not match the vintage look and feel of its host building.
The picture below shows the progress made already.
Gone is the mucked-up storefront and now visible is an old “Hyde Park Beer” painted sign, hinting at the structure’s past as a neighborhood tavern.
Further, the portion of the building facing Hartford is getting a total makeover, with dormers added to a new sloped roof line.
One of the workers on the site (the man visible in bright clothing in the picture) informed STLNABEDEV that at least part of the space being prepared is for a “construction company’s offices”.
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A home located at 3755 Potomac in the Tower Grove South neighborhood will see a $122,000 rehab by Rubicon Corporation. A building permit was issued in that amount on April 2, 2013.
Below is a Geo St. Louis photograph of the structure from September 2011.
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A mixed use building located at 3128 Morgan Ford in the Tower Grove South neighborhood may soon see an $80,000 rehab, per city building permit records.
Below is a Google Streetview capture of the building, which sits at the corner of Morgan Ford and Hartford.
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The single family home at 3822 McDonald in the Tower Grove South neighborhood will be rehabbed by Garcia Development for $80,000.
The property has a huge setback from the street, nearly backing up the alley. It is likely that the property is very old and predated the buildings built as a part of the subdivision that surrounds it. Anyone with information on this unique block (there are other historic properties with deep setbacks on the block, too), please email grouphugstl@gmail.com and let us know. We’ll post it here!
Below is a Google Streetview capture of the building:
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The two family structure at 3614 Arsenal in the Tower Grove South neighborhood is under a $100,000 rehab by the Liberty Group.
Below is a recent Geo St. Louis photograph of the structure:
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The single family structure at 3862 McDonald in Tower Grove South is under a $100,000 rehab by Garcia Development Corp.
Below is a photograph (8/14/12) of the structure prior to the start of work:
Geo St. Louis contains photographs of the recently-started rehab (8/26/12):
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The two-family structure at 3893 N. Utah Place in Tower Grove South has been rehabbed into a single family at a cost of $100,000. Work wrapped up earlier this summer.
Below is a recent photograph of the structure:
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The two family structure at 3732 Connecticut in the Tower Grove South neighborhood has been rehabbed into a single family at a cost of $100,000. The developer is Amani Investments.
The 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home is currently for sale for $269,000 (see listing here).
Below is a photograph of the structure obtained from MARIS.
