Aldermen approve McKee effort to buy Bottle District site
Paul McKee's redevelopment footprint in north St. Louis is a major step closer to growing by 17 acres.
View ArticleMcKee case in the hands of Mo. Court of Appeals
A wait-and-see game is again underway for opponents and supporters of an $8 billion plan to make over 1,500 acres of north St. Louis city.
View ArticleMo. Supreme Court will hear McKee north St. Louis development case
The fate of a massive redevelopment in north St. Louis city will rest with the Missouri Supreme Court.In an order issued today, the Missouri Court of Appeals for the Eastern District wrote that it...
View ArticleBill Making Bottle District Part Of McKee's Northside Revived
What better time than just after Halloween for the Board of Aldermen to raise a bill from the dead.
View ArticleLawsuit Over NorthSide Project, TIF Law, Heard By Mo. Supreme Court
St. Louis developer Paul McKee’s NorthSide redevelopment plan took center stage today at the Missouri Supreme Court.He’s been seeking nearly $400 million in Tax Increment Financing (TIF) from the city...
View ArticleNorthside-Bottle District Combination Hits Snag
A measure that would combine the Bottle District north of the Edward Jones Dome with Paul McKee's larger plan to redevelop north St. Louis ran aground on a procedural motion at City Hall today.
View ArticleMcKee Asks Mo. House Committee For More Time To Make Use Of Land Assemblage...
St. Louis developer Paul McKee took center stage Tuesday night at a Missouri House hearing on legislation that would extend the lifespan of the Distressed Areas Land Assemblage Tax Credit program...
View ArticleWhile Northside Waits, Clemens House Crumbles
A huge redevelopment project on St. Louis’ north side has been in a holding pattern for years.A lawsuit challenged the city’s authorization of millions of dollars in tax incentives for the 1,500-acre...
View ArticleMo. Supreme Court Gives Paul McKee Green Light On Northside Project
After over 3 years of litigation, developer Paul McKee’s controversial Northside Regeneration Project is being allowed to proceed. On Tuesday the Missouri Supreme Court reversed a lower court decision...
View ArticleLegal Roundtable: Marathon Bomber, Blood Alcohol Test, TIF, Etc.
Legal questions surround the arrest of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing who was captured on Friday.What is the role of the public safety exception as it relates to Miranda...
View ArticleNorthside Regeneration Moves Forward To Board Of Aldermen
The St. Louis Tax Increment Financing Commission voted to activate the last two phases of the Northside Regeneration project Wednesday morning, which has more than $190 in TIF funding.Six commissioners...
View ArticlePolitically Speaking: Mayor Slay On A Gun Court, City Entering County And...
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View ArticleHearings Tuesday Would Push McKee Redevelopment Project Forward Again
Legislative hearings get underway next week on the measures that could finally lead to the start of Paul McKee’s massive redevelopment project for north St. Louis.
View ArticleStrong Discussion But No Vote At Hearing On NorthSide Project
Big political weight was behind two NorthSide Regeneration bills that went before a St. Louis aldermanic committee Tuesday morning, but no vote was taken after four aldermen failed to attend.
View ArticleA Day Later Than Expected, NorthSide Bills Clear First Legislative Hurdle
Slowly but surely, developer Paul McKee’s plan to make over a large section of the city of St. Louis is again coming to fruition.The legislation approved by the city’s Housing, Urban Development and...
View ArticleMcKee Asks Mo. House Committee For More Time To Make Use Of Land Assemblage...
St. Louis developer Paul McKee took center stage Tuesday night at a Missouri House hearing on legislation that would extend the lifespan of the Distressed Areas Land Assemblage Tax Credit program...
View ArticleWhile Northside Waits, Clemens House Crumbles
A huge redevelopment project on St. Louis’ north side has been in a holding pattern for years.A lawsuit challenged the city’s authorization of millions of dollars in tax incentives for the 1,500-acre...
View ArticleMo. Supreme Court Gives Paul McKee Green Light On Northside Project
After over 3 years of litigation, developer Paul McKee’s controversial Northside Regeneration Project is being allowed to proceed. On Tuesday the Missouri Supreme Court reversed a lower court decision...
View ArticleLegal Roundtable: Marathon Bomber, Blood Alcohol Test, TIF, Etc.
Legal questions surround the arrest of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing who was captured on Friday.What is the role of the public safety exception as it relates to Miranda...
View ArticlePublic Outcry Leads To Another Delay For McKee's Northside Project
An $8.1 billion plan to remake a big chunk of north St. Louis continues to face stiff opposition, four years after it was first made public.More than 200 people, most of them opposed to the Northside...
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